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California draws visionaries, seekers, nutters and pseudo-scientists, many with sci-fi dreams roaring in their ears.
A sampling of the Egyptian diet draws the rapt attention of a whole family.
A kaleidoscopic wall behind the sushi bar draws people into this Japanese restaurant.
In addressing such questions the paper draws on certain aesthetic formulations of the Hindu rasa theory.
Every degree of added warmth only whets the fishes' appetites and draws them nearer to the flats.
Then again, it's not only the sense of community that draws these artists together.
The book, with compelling lucidity, draws the reader into a rare mix of erudite scholarship and sheer readability.
As death draws near, evocative, atmospheric images are offered up to the reader.
Once settled, she draws up her feet and sits cross-legged on the squashy chair.
However, the music he makes today draws upon and recombines a range of musical resources, including rap as well as the blues of his antecedents.
The outskirts of space are wild indeed and those with the fastest draws and the quickest wits are the only ones to survive.
The lure of good money draws professional drivers from many countries to Iraq, but sometimes the whole story is different than you might think.
McGovern gives the story believable characters, a cracking pace and draws out themes that make it relevant for today.
Then, as the duck draws its foot forward and brings the toes together, the web folds up so there is less resistance to the water.
After the cards have been shuffled, each player draws a card from the pack.
It draws from existing case law and fits well within good human resources practice.
The special children's raffle was most exciting, the draws supervised by the officer board ensured that everything was above board.
He draws two olives above the horizontal line, and shades everything but the pimentos.
It is the occasion for a rambunctious Carnival celebration that draws more than half a million people each year to Santo Domingo.
Arellano draws interesting parallels between Morrissey's music and Mexico's ranchera music tradition.
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A director's loan arises when a director advances money to or draws money out of a company.
He jumps to his feet and draws an imaginary line down the middle of the table.
He's a Renaissance man who is incredibly well-read, draws upon an enormous breadth of experience, and has an astonishing memory.
The region's timber draws truckloads of migrant workers who come to cut its prized mahogany, an expensive hardwood in high demand overseas.
It also draws attention away from the very considerable amounts of extra tax the Government is raising.
They quickly need to turn draws into wins at home and start to turn defeats into draws away.
Most of all, she said she draws to keep her late mother's and grandmother's spirit alive.
After having the better of two hard-fought draws he won game three to take the overnight lead.
Continue to look at them and their placid, inoffensive appearance draws you in with a curious and unexpected power.
Many local companies will offer sampling and tastings during the promotion in addition to special offers and customer prize draws being held.
O'Brian's live shows are noted for the way in which he draws in his audience.
A reclining woman seems to turn her body as he draws and redraws her folded legs.
In one example, he exuberantly adds a tube's worth of cadmium orange as he draws the simple outline, caught up in the enjoyment of painting.
It draws equally on techno hip-hop experimentation and Japanese collage-pop alchemists.
If draws are removed, we will see better matches with teams playing all out attacking football.
Likewise, the reader draws ethical consequences from the process of allegorization and emotive investment.
The cognitive outer mask that we often live in, or at least I used to live in, it sort of draws you away from who you really are.
As wastewater is applied to the top of a bed of sand, gravity draws it down between the sand particles.
One performance that always draws a crowd is sinten, in which magicians exhibit their powers.
The concluding chapter draws together the diverse strands of alterity explored to that point while examining alterity in history.
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Movies have long been a magnet for scrutiny, hysteria or moral panics, though obviously television now draws much of that dubious attention.
The cleanup drew shoreside development, which, in turn, draws landlubbers to the waterfront every day.
The lattice pattern on the front of her blouse, unlike Viola's, draws sensual attention to her bust line.
All this concern for addition, layering, and amplification buries the ostensible subject of the novel and instead draws attention to itself.
Unlike a dolly or tracking shot, the zoom draws attention to itself as something that someone behind the camera is actually executing.
As you can imagine, having such high profile talent draws a sizable crowd of followers.
Ploughing a wide furrow, this record draws on a history of influences from hip hop, funk, soul, and big beat.
Afternoon teatime, in particular, draws people out their offices and away from their solitary pursuits.
The action scarcely draws breath in 300-odd pages of rowdy doings and closet skulduggery.
However, the raw emotion in the vocals and the simplistic backing draws your attention and forces you to give the lyrics a chance to shine.
Fish are more tightly shoaled at this time of year and a few good draws could make all the difference.
The first paper draws our attention to the concept of manifest destiny and current war discourse in the American context.
Stepan shows how the artist also draws on non-African artistic sources, including mannerist motifs by Edvard Munch.
It is the very depth of his miserliness which draws us all, young and old, into the story.
It is an association of place and memory that draws him to interlace the past with the present.
Agecroft Hall, a Tudor manor house, was shipped to the United States piece by piece and now draws 20,000 visitors each year.
There's enough material here perhaps for a half-hour bagatelle, but Brooke fatally draws things out well beyond that.
The camera draws back revealing 14 more rugby players performing the haka and dressed in red and black striped rugby shirts.
The paper draws an analogy between the binomial theorem and the successive derivatives of the product of functions.
It draws on his experiences while working for a builder in Hastings, where he settled in 1902 after various wanderings.
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Instead, academia sometimes draws criticism for apparently doing research for its own sake.
By contrast, the fire-walking ceremony draws heavily on cosmological notions even though the humanistic dimension is not absent.
He draws on a roll of tobacco, which provides him warmth and grants yet another form of slow death.
Here Pukes draws widely on numismatic evidence to show that the titles and authority granted to Christ challenge those claimed by the Emperor.
Using a sharp instrument, Verster then draws and scratches patterns and images into this surface, revealing the strata of yellow beneath.
She draws a metaphor for how this is contrary to her work with children and adolescents.
Four draws on the trot in the league have not helped their hopes for promotion.
It would also be a start to make sure no one else disappears for an early bath or draws a needless suspension before the summer.
According to Fischoff, this approach draws from humanistic psychology, with its emphasis on self-actualization and personal growth.
It has become an annual fun event which aids charities and draws support from across Greater Manchester.
From the time the draws were made Sean Dempsey had targeted this game as the crucial tie of the championship.
Frank Brennan draws his lecture to a close with a recapitulation of his main points.
There is a definite Irish feeling to their sound, which draws on the kings of Irish rock and progressive trad, as well as more modern influences.
Women have been going to sea in the RN for 14 years, so the prospect of a female commanding officer of a destroyer or frigate draws ever nearer.
That's when Sofia draws your attention to a chalet perched on a shoulder of the slope, just over a mile away.
The two top draws for the WWF in the last year were seconds away from going toe to toe.
Sam Walton reinvented logistics, turning a five-and-dime into Wal-Mart Stores Inc, which draws almost 140 million shoppers a week.
Fortune smiled on guests who received prizes in lucky draws throughout the evening.
Le Guen had rejigged his team significantly after two draws with Dundee United and Dunfermline had exposed some early glitches.
In Virpal about an hour's drive from Amritsar, a widow draws water from a handpump.
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Mist on the mountain draws me back sun on the sea so grand steam trains puffing on the railroad track away in the Isle of Man.
She draws a long whip gently across their backs and legs to get them used to ropes and lassos as their forebears would have been.
This approach draws parallels between similarity judgments and analogic comparisons.
The green blur of the commuter train as it speeds in the night draws a streak of light like a zoetrope, one of the many visual surprises.
It's the sight that draws millions of ' leaf peepers ' to the U.S. each October and November.
Inspiration draws from urban warriors re-invented into the subversive capsule collection.
For Barthes, film animates the photograph, which for him is distensive and retentive, and draws the photograph forth into protensiveness.
With each retelling, he draws the silences out a little further and intones each word more forcefully.
The US National Research Council draws attention to one special feature about the capybara as food.
The model draws on previous work looking at, among other things, induced innovation.
We must do all we can to safeguard the natural heritage that draws campers and caravanners to the area.
Not content with that, Malkmus will often tack on a coda that draws on ragtime, rap and showtunes in equal measure.
He draws attention to survivals of shamanistic cults from early modern times to the present.
The author also draws on research on language attitudes, contrastive analysis of Navajo and English, and discourse strategies.
There is thus far less likelihood of stalemates or draws forming in the game.
In the way that he apposes the images and varies the pauses, he draws us into the evening's movement and its paradoxically calming effect.
A full stomach draws blood to the belly and away from the brain, leaving you listless and dull.
A second argument draws from the appearance of design in the universe the conclusion that there must be a Designer.
McGuinness sinks another beer, draws nervously on his cigarette and lets his attention wonder from his bag for one, maybe two minutes.
As the year's major league March 31 opener at Anaheim draws closer there is as yet no pay deal between the players and owners.
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As each year draws to a close, many newspaper and magazine articles offer basic year-end tax planning ideas.
In the shallow draws between the hills, little bluestem and bunchgrass and western wheatgrass bow in a breath of hot wind, and are still again.
Cabo Matapalo, at the tip of the peninsula, draws surfers to its famous right point breaks.
The report draws on the 1996 and 2001 censuses, which contain a 10 percent and 16 percent undercount, respectively.
The film doesn't take itself too seriously, but draws on raw emotion and features a talented ensemble cast.
For an artist who paints and draws the conventional genres of still life, landscape, portraits and figures, he is surprisingly high-profile.
He draws the projected image, turns the lights back on and slowly brings the painting up from a monochrome to a colored underpainting.
Of the four Gospels, the movie apparently draws mostly from the Book of John.
Through global sourcing, the company draws materials, components, machinery, finance, and services from anywhere in the world.
The literary masterpiece Barrow draws on to illumine the path of conversion and repentance is Dante's Purgatorio.
Jonny Quest's brand of two-fisted action draws from all of these themes, updated with a strong undercurrent of cold war science.
The awareness of death is an invisible attractor that draws me to what is important in my life.
Best Mate is not a horse who draws gasps of astonishment with an exuberant leap or a sudden blinding burst.
With a warm and friendly atmosphere, it draws an eclectic crowd of artists and business types.
Every time this folk singer sings in her guttural voice, she draws a motley audience around her courtyard.
The fun and games included a music by a traditional Xinjiang trio, dancing by Uighur girls in revealing outfits, lucky draws and games.
She draws some truly eloquent sounds from the organ, which though relatively young, is an instrument of incomparable celestial beauty.
And the highways and skyways are expected to be jammed today as the Thanksgiving weekend draws to a close.
In one video work, he makes a blackboard of the sky and then, using a skywriter for chalk, draws a rough star in the air.
Timothy parted Nadia's hair on the side which draws attention to her beautiful eyes.
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To her learning is a process that draws on emotional, cerebral and physical faculties.
Indeed, he draws determinate conclusions only about the people who respond to the sense of transcendence or about the characters in their novels.
As she draws close to the Sun she disappears from view in her helical setting, circling the Earth invisibly masked by the Sun's light.
The Senate must keep its moral priorities firmly in mind as the vote on banning therapeutic cloning draws close.
As the twentieth century draws to a close, connoisseurs of colonial nostalgia are, unsurprisingly, having a thin time of it.
Love as glorified by poets draws the common man's inherent curiosity to unimaginable extents.
As the year draws to a close, a plethora of sports books is hitting the bookshops.
On the outside, its bold, curvaceous form draws plenty of commentary, both flattering and otherwise.
He draws science and aliens, nature and mathematics, pagan icons and purity in beauty.
First, he strews dark sand across a white surface, then he draws images with his fingers and when the whole picture is ready he films it.
When art draws on this information it resonates with our sense of essential selfness, and we experience the aesthetic value as happiness.
According to Ruaridh, orgone is the sexual energy that flows through the body, and the apparatus draws it out to relieve stress.
His self-analysis in paint draws us in as analysts who are also, as Baudelaire would have put it, his semblables, his spiritual kin.
In most species, the head carries a corona of cilia that draws a vortex of water into the mouth, which the rotifer sifts for food.
This chapter has an eerie, sombre feeling which draws their investigation to a close.
Maynard draws upon bebop, jazz, funk, swing, classical and contemporary music to create a fresh sound within the classical big band form.
This report also draws attention to the unmet needs of those with psychosis and substance abuse or dependence.
Coffee specifically draws toxins from the liver through the mesentery of the small intestine.
As the round draws to a close, so the course meanders its way down from the hillside and back to sea level.
A serang is a person of importance, far above a stoker, though the stoker draws better pay.
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These early sitcom-style moments contain much of the humour and charm that really draws us into the world of these characters.
It draws kestrels, gray herons, falcons, and, for your life-list, occasional rare purple herons, Egyptian vultures, and oystercatchers.
By way of contrast, Guillermo Kuitca draws on a family history of displacement and diaspora.
Dealing with life outside and inside of prison, All Things Censored draws us into parallel universes populated by people struggling for humanity.
The piercing call of a bellbird draws attention to a soundtrack of bush noises.
Clay, wood and stone are his mediums while he draws inspiration from Indian, Egyptian, Hittite and Inca traditions.
After shooting the first 5 balloons, he holsters one gun, draws the second and goes after the last 5 balloons.
From the other side of the duck pond, Pete draws his flintlock and fires at the boat.
And the woman draws herself up and delivers a stirring dialogue on her right to stay there and earn an honest living.
Crooning, as its title suggests, draws on the sound of big bands and big-band singers.
Feminist critique here draws on the energies of Kantian moral theory to think, in a challenging way, about the concerns of the present.
We should devise a system that draws on both national courts and an international tribunal.
The report draws on meetings with senior government officials, including the Prime Minister, the chancellor, and the deputy prime minister.
To achieve this aim it draws on biology, biochemistry, engineering, mathematics and computer science.
When Mrs C draws a clock face, or copies a picture of a flower, she omits much or all of the left side.
The alley is perfumed with the smell of excellent Thai cooking that draws you inside, up an uneven stairway to the restaurant.
A government sponsored, codified system of traditional medicine draws on elements of Chinese and Indian medicine.
Biography draws much of its power from its factuality, from relating what life really handed out to real people.
She draws links to legal culture, common visual imagery, and Franciscan spiritual currents.
Sheldon lopes to one end of the blackboard, raises his chalk and, with a quick flourish, draws a circle.
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First, it draws on and shares the collective knowledge of the people in the room.
We can expect a protracted tug of war, which may drag on until the review deadline draws near.
Oliver Twist draws most overtly on the model of the didactic tracts by providing negative monitory examples.
It sounds utterly inappropriate as the leaves turn, night draws in and Wales floods.
His music videos are heavy draws on YouTube, and he's a relentless Tweeter.
This allows the steel to be twisted like a rope before additional hammering draws it to the flat configuration needed for a knife blank.
Stephen draws a parallel between someone who would spy while pretending to be a friend, and what Matthew did to Absalom.
Here, Lemon clearly draws a parallel between the rural folk traditions of China and black Southern culture in the United States.
I would argue that in all three works, Clovio draws a parallel between the Roman artistic canon and religious orthodoxy.
She draws a parallel between the disenfranchised state of women and minorities in the nineteenth century and into the present.
He draws a parallel between intrusive imagery in trauma and the unexpected visual and auditory imagery that may occur about the deceased.
We're a neighborhood restaurant that draws from all over the city because we're directly across the street from the public transit hub.
Its ultra-fresh, delicate fragrance draws on cardamom, citron, geranium and coriander.
He draws our attention to the means of his art and invites our participation in the construction of its meaning.
When a mujtahid draws judgments based on a hadeeth, it is an indication of its being sound in his opinion.
In virtually every one Turner draws the architecture in pencil and then covers this under-drawing with washes of pale colour.
In fact, as spring draws on the weather around Highbury seems generally clement.
The hypertonicity of the radiopaque agent draws fluid into the bowel to facilitate passage and expulsion of the tenacious meconium.
As the close season draws to an end many hundreds of professional footballers face an uncertain future.
The author has a distinctive, idiosyncratic style that draws you in and keeps you reading.
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So what Perlstein has to say is important in my opinion because it draws upon old lessons learned that I think should not go unforgotten.
The reader too draws back and shares his incomplete understanding along with his respect for his mother.
In addition, however, the speaker's unrelenting hyperbole draws attention to the incredibility of his praise of the Sidneys.
He pulls out a phrase book, draws a lot of attention to himself that he didn't want.
Pappy unlimbers his double-barrel, 12 gauge sawed-off shotgun and Tom draws one of the two handguns tucked in his belt, a 1911.45 auto.
It uses mostly electric instruments, but draws heavily on indigenous styles and themes.
The article draws on both primary and secondary data to examine the media's role in an emergent democracy.
I keep whistling the magnificent Eric Idle soft-shoe number with which Life of Brian draws to a close.
The draws for the state lottery look place in the Guildhall in London before a noisy and enthusiastic crowd.
This wealth of sample-worthy material draws Axelrod's brilliance to light even further.
It draws most heavily on internal medicine, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, surgery, psychiatry and preventive medicine.
Bookish and academic, Snyder is at the same time a friendly sort whose soft-spoken demeanor draws people in.
The caliber of conversation in the pod has also taken a nosedive as the blessed date draws nigh.
Thus, my look and in depth coverage of Roman cuisine draws nigh to a close.
As the time for outrageously big prizes draws nigh, I want to give a very special thanks to the people who made it all possible.
The oscillating effect necessarily draws upon all that is absent, creating an inevitable and disturbing condition of dissociation.
First, behind closed doors, the council enters into partnership agreements and draws up plans.
I watch in horror as the figure draws a bag into the entryway, closing the door silently.
If all players are even, then they stand up from the table and each draws from the deck, as if it were the beginning of the game.
Pick mint early in the morning because the sun draws out some of the plant's essential oils.
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Instead, he draws from his background in experimental jazz and spoken word.
To begin the game, each player draws tiles from their bags to their hands, one at a time, until reaching a double domino.
It's most noticeable in the quiet scenes where he draws nothing from his face except expressionlessness.
The wicking action of the soil draws water into the pot as the plants drink it up.
Threats to sue the Football League and create a new competition with no offsides or draws were just farcical.
Each state then draws single-member districts to conform with the census apportionment.
Like Michael Brecker, he's absorbed a lot of Coltrane but his harmonic language draws as much from funk and soul as much as jazz.
As the election draws near I must be careful to avoid bias, such is the frightening influence of the diary.
His still-life objects, of course, remain secular, but he endows them with an almost sacramental aura, into which he draws the scullery maid.
Rather, like oppressed people everywhere, he draws integrity from inner resources.
Table Mountain draws local holidaymakers as well as tourists from the four corners of the globe.
Comparable to Nobody's soft-rocking West Coast sunbursts, the headshop hip hop of Edan's second album also draws on flavours of '60s psych rock.
Palaeoethnobotany, as a field of inquiry, draws upon several types of archaeobotanical analyses.
The play draws a connection between this shame and cultural silence about rape and sexual abuse.
The finals of the younger groups are normally played as warm-ups to the main draws on the glass court.
Ude draws on his own experience as the editor of aRUDE, a quarterly of fashion and culture published in New York.
His work draws upon archival documents, published sources, and legal cases.
Later on, when the wine and water have got thoroughly mixed, he draws off another jarful and again fills up the pitcher with water.
Sometimes dubbed a modern-day Lowry, he draws upon his Midlands background to produce quirkily humorous work with universal themes.
Any anthology of Lennon's work draws comparisons with his songwriting partner.
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The fighter draws a slug from a water bottle, swishes it round his mouth, fixes the kid with a grin and lets him have it, right between the eyes.
This too is a bizarre exercise in appetitiveness and lip-smacking, but it at least draws attention to the issue.
On the balcony, a woman kneels and draws a picture while a robed, spectral figure nearby seems to be ladling water into another tank.
He draws arabesques with charcoal and thinned black acrylic, creating labyrinths of interconnected markings often structured by a loose grid.
Ronaldo rushes into the area and draws a decent save from Mirzapour with his left foot.
In other words, the blues is about having lived whereas the violin draws heavily on a technical ability that can be gained in a practice room.
Kurosawa draws the best possible performances from these actors by staying true to the source's roots as a play.
From the museum rotunda, a huge angular mirror draws you into the exhibition space.
He draws sensitively and suggestively upon the work of Dante, Faulkner, and Flannery O'Connor, mining their theological lode.
A new round of global trade negotiations is moving closer to being launched, as the six-day ministerial meeting in Doha draws to a close.
The Politics of Memory also draws attention to the artfulness of his earlier works.
This fascinating CD draws on the talents of composers who have set his poetry to music, interspersed with readings from his works.
These toons not only grew Cartoon Network's audience by triple digits, they beat out late night old-schoolers for draws of 18-to 24-year-olds.
The crop draws nutrients from the water before it is returned to the rivers, still clean and unpolluted.
To explicate this paradigm, the study, in addition to the tenets of border theory, draws on the insights of historicism and postcolonial theory.
Isaac draws the portrait of the solitaire as it was described to him by a very old man who had seen one of the last of that strange species.
Since, most of the wisdom that New Age draws upon, is based upon Ancient Wisdom.
Being fake, The News on the March newsreel near the beginning draws precise attention to cinema's ability to concoct the truth.
Atwood validly draws a connection between Chopin and Delacroix in their hatred of romantic anarchy and disorder.
I leave this record as penance for my own conscious, as my death draws nigh.
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His work draws upon a variety of influences ranging from travel to music and film.
Sure Byron has the sea, and draws major domestic and international tourism via it.
As my time as School Captain draws to a close, I have been reflecting on my six years as a student at Box Hill High School.
In his book, he draws on one novel or film to illuminate each article of the Apostle's Creed.
Her amiable vignettes recall '40s or '50s illustrations, and she draws on the figurine tradition in form and material if not in subject matter.
The vapour trails of jet planes criss crossing the skies draws my eye away from my daily routine.
Light weight and springy, this fabric is non-allergenic, dries quickly, draws moisture away from the body and is washable.
Both past and future are sacramentally present in Orthodox Eucharistic worship, which draws the church now into the worship of the coming Kingdom of God.
The final principle is one of holism, which draws together the technical, organizational, and cultural aspects of technology and aims at a synthesis of science and religion.
Iacobini aptly draws a comparison between the representation of this church and that in the lunette mosaic of the southwest vestibule of Hagia Sophia.
In a country where most identify themselves as mestiza, Mexico's anti-globalization movement draws much of its energy from indigenous communities.
Through organizing and activism, he has created a multiracial political movement that draws thousands of people every week.
Away from the world of wine-and-cheese openings and quickie television interviews, Gandhy's public-spiritedness draws him to causes like a moth to a candle.
A hipster belt draws attention to your curves without going overboard.
He also draws a parallel between the struggles for status among nineteenth-century black South Africans and similar movements of the twentieth century.
For purposes of example, he draws a parallel between increase in land values and the rising earnings of a newspaper because of the growth of a community.
As the year draws to a close, these goals remain unfulfilled and the news from CAR continues to be harrowing.
But, while chastened by the experience, he also draws strength from it.
A notary draws up the act which is the legal evidence of the pope's death.
The event draws together undergraduates, graduates, the working public as well as job-seekers and has become an important focus of recruitment for many employers.
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What deity draws his bow for such a cowardice of curs as run your streets?
The band draws on Balkan repertoire but adds a few Breton tunes.
Lawrence Rhodes, director of the Juilliard School's Dance Division, draws a parallel between the teaching of choreography and the teaching of dance.
I grew up on the streets of Pittsburgh and I learned to treat everybody with respect because if not, one day that might be the guy who draws a gun on you and blows you away.
Eventually, as evening draws in, you turn a bend and catch a first glimpse of the scattering of bungalows, country houses and offices rising unannounced out of the deodars.
Vladimir Putin draws on his background as a master spy, testing and teasing the new regime in Kiev and its backers in Washington.
The main public entrance on the east side is signposted by a huge canopy that draws visitors into a long, vaulted undercroft containing an exhibition space, cafe and shop.
Even the women's Nationals had only nine players and the men's draws for this event and the team selection tourneys have been disappointingly small as well.
Decisions will have to be made in relation to the various championship formats, and then of course there will be the championship draws to spice up the occasion.
Her work is imbued with a keen sense of the macabre and the wittily surreal and draws heavily on symbolism and themes derived from traditional fairy tales and folk myths.
Into this mix Brooks introduces two young catalysts, journalist Eve, who immediately draws Dan's attentions, and easygoing Gord, who sets his cap for Gena.
Sitting relaxed in a blazer and untucked shirt, he talked about what draws him to such combustible roles.
The band is loose but swings, the production is appropriately rough and leaking like a sieve, and the song selection draws from Burnside favorites.
The most important aspect of this study may be that it draws attention to repeated violence committed by male adolescents in relatively advantaged neighborhoods.
When your attention flags, a switch in tense or change of narrative pace, an amusing anecdote or a crisp scientific explanation draws you in again.
As always, he draws indelible portraits of gangsters and lowlifes.
A major branch of study within archaeology that draws on archaeological, historical geography, human geography, ecology, anthropology, and place-name studies.
A recent study published in New Scientist magazine draws a direct link between sulfurous fumes from US smokestacks and 30 years of drought in Africa.
If a part of the screen needs updating, the application simply draws over the top of it and outputs that new image to the graphics card for display on the screen.
They are also likely to stoke the kind of sectarian mistrust from which ISIS draws its strength.
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Beginners usually start with a regulated model with a circuit board that prevents draws longer than 10 seconds.
Also in many countries of continental Europe and most other civil law countries the law draws a distinction between private law proceedings and criminal proceedings.
In the midst of this fabulous display the patron and other gentlemen examine a portfolio while a young art student draws from the assembled works.
With urgency and empathy, Above the East China Sea draws the reader into these two competing and vastly different worlds.
Using a straight edge and black marker, Irvan draws a square.
As the process of globalization draws us ever closer in networks of communication and exchange, there is an understandable longing for simplicity, clarity and certainty.
The building draws back from the end of the site to form a parvis planted with trees, which will hopefully become a well-used and cared-for public space.
I know that spinning a physical disk draws a lot more charge out of a NiCad or Alkaline cell than just pushing electrons around inside a semiconductor chip.
And now as August draws to a close, many of us are wondering whether there will be enough warm days left to mature the corn that is just barely tasseling.
Extra greyhound meetings and numbers draws in British betting offices.
An art object that draws the viewer's attention to these realities, and leaves no room for ambiguity in their identification, can be an assaultive and disturbing experience.
Kelly draws up a large, impressive, even diverse, cast of Irish cops and gunrunners, Italian mobsters and mistresses, Russian immigrants and killers, saints and scoundrels.
Hailed by many as one of the finest songwriters ever to emerge from Ireland, he draws from many influences including folk, trad, rock, country and blues.
The Mag-Lite LMSA201 lamp draws about 150 milliamps at 3 volts.
The beautiful finish in the idols of Ram, Lakshman, Sita and Hanuman and Lord Siva and Goddess Parvathi made of gunmetal draws the attention of connoisseurs.
The popular talk show host draws ratings, crowds, and is a motivator.
What is of interest is Chanel herself, and on the subject Vaughan draws a brilliant portrait.
As the testing draws to a close and the director calls a wrap on the shoot, I realise the Ferrari 355 Spyder hasn't been part of the proceedings at all.
A scheme that draws young tearaways back on to the straight and narrow with a taste of military discipline is to be expanded nationwide, it was announced yesterday.
In his third production of the play, Hall draws out that dreamlike quality with mesmerising force, shunning stunt casting or tricks for a beautifully clear production.

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