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With Frankel staying at a mile, after all, a fresh map must be drawn of the Investec Derby landscape.

From experiences of the past, lessons can be drawn of the sort of practices, processes and institutions required for pastoralism policies and/or planned pastoralists' adaptations.

The provision requiring that the jury be drawn "of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law" is known as the Vicinage Clause.

The unemployed were more likely to drop out from the study during the postintervention follow-up, a factor limiting the conclusions that can be drawn of the long-term effectiveness of the intervention in this group of people.

The ethnic appellations have been dropped, but the same portrait is drawn of the "lower tribe".

In this second method, samples are drawn of the carrier phase rather than of the data symbols.

Thus, Table 5 confirms the conclusions which have been drawn of the intact six-storey SCS R/C building.

Volumes of interest (VOIs) were drawn of the medial and lateral striatum, medial and lateral shell as well as the core of the nucleus accumbens.

Thereby the conclusion is drawn of the potential prospect of open debate around the economy and development, not least outside economics itself.

He refuses to be drawn on the question of succession.

A rough diagram of office floors was drawn on the pages of questionnaire.