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Tusk's remarks contradicted Berlin's stance and also the asylum policies being drafted across the street from his Brussel's office in the European commission.

He was soon wowing press with his angular tailoring and dramatic shows, and in 1996 was drafted across to Paris to design Givenchy.

The proposal was among several drafted across the nation in the wake of a measles outbreak that started at Disneyland in December, sickening more than 100 people in the US and Mexico.

Ostensibly proposed to ensure "a level playing field" for agricultural and food producers, SB1056 is one of a host of legislation drafted across the United States to preempt county and municipal bans on genetically engineered crops.

About $300 million of the $750 million was spent on security, which included 22,000 police officers drafted from across the country to work at the meeting.

Thousands of soldiers have been drafted in across Germany to help, joined by around 500 French and Dutch troops in a sign of solidarity towards their neighbour, a move widely welcomed across the country.

Over a half a million civilian and military personnel were drafted from across the former Soviet Union as so-called "liquidators" to clean-up and contain the nuclear fallout, according to the World Health Organisation.

Known domestic abuse offenders will get a knock on the door from police in a bid to stop violence sparked by Sunday's Old Firm clash, with extra officers drafted in across Scotland to stop home attacks fuelled by the first derby since April 2012.

An appeal for help was issued to local GPs, and medical staff on holiday were urged to return to work, while staff were drafted in from across Northern Ireland.

Serving, reservist and ex-Forces personnel were drafted in from across the world for London Poppy Day.

There will be an unprecedented security operation with a huge fence around key venues and police drafted in from across the UK.