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I think it means that you attract/draw (out) the thought
- I think it means that you attract/draw (out) the thought
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In this sense it means to bring something out to use it.
At the end of the meal he pulled out his wallet and insisted on paying for everyone.
She pulled out a gun, and scared off the robber.
In your paragraph it is being used metaphorically.
At the end of the meal he pulled out his wallet and insisted on paying for everyone.
She pulled out a gun, and scared off the robber.
In your paragraph it is being used metaphorically.
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