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Hamilton's brief drew attention as the documents in the case were filed last week — Lyle Denniston of Scotusblog highlighted it.

When their blistering brief drew wide attention, Commander Sundel said, "We made it clear that if they tried to keep us gagged, we would sue".

The brief drew 278 signers, including more than 200 companies — among them giants like Citigroup, Apple, Mars and Alcoa — as well as city governments, law firms and other groups.

For evidence, the brief drew on personal experiences, history, literary classics like "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Native Son," and the writings of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "Boy," the brief said, is either a proxy for or "at the very least a close cousin" of the most charged racial epithet.

In brief, DREW is a randomized, dose-response, double-blind, exercise training trial that complies with Declaration of Helsinki and comprised of a non-exercise control group and three exercise training groups exercising at incremental doses (50 %, 100, and 150%) of the minimandNIH Panel's recommendation for energy expenditure.

This Policy Brief draws directly from the forthcoming article, Anthony A. Braga and David M. Hureau.

This Brief draws on the Editorial in the October 2016 issue of Environment & Urbanization on "Urban livelihoods".

Titled "Realizing a More Inclusive Electorate: Identity, Knowledge, Mobilization," this brief draws together salient findings from scholarship by the Diversity and Democracy cluster at UC Berkeley.

This Brief draws on the work of the global research action policy network Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing (WIEGO) to review the state of knowledge on the urban informal economy in the context of ongoing deliberations on how to implement the NUA.

In an update to the March 2007 Life in the Valley Economy report, this brief draws on new income, poverty, employment, and wage data to reveal that working families in Silicon Valley reaped little benefit from the region's expanding economy in 2006.

That statement, made at a press briefing, drew criticism from Rwanda's ambassador to the Netherlands, Jacques Bihozagara.