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Using a prime-time news conference a la Ronald Reagan to evoke an image of Presidential statesmanship, President Bush refused tonight to be drawn into direct criticism of Ross Perot.

Aside from the aspect of spectacle, audiences are to be drawn into direct contact with artists, museum professionals say, and given the feeling they are part of the creative process.

Although Moscow has been a firm ally of President Assad, Russia is unlikely to be drawn into direct military confrontation with the West.

It's not giving away too much to say that Jimmy Dolan -- young, ambitious and untested -- is drawn into direct conflict with Tommy Magic, a dangerous old lion who has started to stir.

The United States also has made it clear that it will not be drawn into the possibility of a direct military confrontation with Russia in the Syrian conflict.

Though her voice is lyric and light, her sound is so plush and penetrating and her singing so direct that you are drawn into her artistry.

A ROYAL AFFAIR The mentally unstable Christian VII, the king of Denmark, his new English bride and his closest adviser are drawn into a love triangle in a period drama directed by Nikolaj Arcel.

A ROYAL AFFAIR The mentally unstable king Christian VII of Denmark, his new English bride and his closest adviser are drawn into a love triangle in a period drama directed by Nikolaj Arcel.

But inevitably the government has been drawn into the fray, with the wrath of protesters frequently directed at Jean-Jacques Aillagon, who was the culture minister until March 31.

The Denis Villeneuve-directed film follows FBI agent Kate Macer Emily Bluntt) after she is drawn into a drug-war operation on the U.S.-Mexico border.

It was Mr. Obama's first direct threat of force against Syria, as he has resisted being drawn into the bloody 18-month rebellion.