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They said that the union had reneged on a deal it had made with lawmakers last year to allow blood to be drawn from its players.

The ruling said no inferences about the jury's thinking on a death sentence could be drawn from its deadlock on the murder charge.

Professor Rudenstine, 59, the first dean in the school's 25-year history to be drawn from its faculty, succeeds PAUL R. VERKUIL, who will remain a professor.

This paper will also serve to illustrate how a biological system can be studied and how inferences can be drawn from its operation that can be exploited in intelligent agents.

The Dover police will deliver a report to the Association of Chief Police Officers on the lessons to be drawn from its experience of dealing with racial problems in a town that never expected to encounter them.

Whatever the explanations for the short-termism thesis, the conclusion to be drawn from its lack of evidentiary basis is that quarterly capitalism (and its perceived handmaidens, activist investors) are not the pervasive culprits that the "true believers" would have you believe.

If Syro was an inquisitive artificial intelligence, scurrying this way and that on neat and pointless tasks, then Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2 is like the organic consciousness it was drawn from, its owner now tinkering with jigsaws in a retirement home.

The name hops is drawn from its scaly, cone-shaped fruits.

The current "Gothic Art in the Gilded Age," for example, is drawn from its own collection.

Water is drawn through the haustoria from the host plant's stem and xylem, and nutriments are drawn from its phloem.

Thus, the suitability of the ECH25ECe method is drawn from its similarity to 1) the superior ECed method, which corrects for salinity underestimation due to ion pair formation, and 2) the ECe method, which is the standard method against which other salinity estimates are traditionally compared.