Move in and Pull out

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Move in verb - Of trains; move into (a station).

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Pull out is an antonym for move in.

Pull out verb - Move out or away.

Usage example: The troops pulled out after the cease-fire

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Move in is an antonym for pull out.

Using Japanese tidal charts, the UN forces were able to accurately predict high tide and when ships could move in to release landing craft, then pull out before they got stuck in the mud flats.

Source: Crazy Enough to Work

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