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The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has been helping the legislative drive behind the scenes, even drafting some of the bills, according to legislators and patient advocates.

Many historians have claimed Vane had a role in drafting some of its language; this matter is disputed, but either way Vane did not participate in the debate.

Charles told van der Post his dreams, and van der Post drafted some of his speeches.

The UK helped draft some of the key wording to ensure it met US concerns.

Paul Fericano, the founder and director at SafeNet, a victim-support group, helped draft some of the proposals.

CHRIS BANGLE, the former BMW design chief, drafted some of the automaker's most commercially successful, if aesthetically controversial, cars.

Now, as prime minister, he continued that practice, recruiting bright young people who furnished some of his more offbeat ideas and drafted some of his most telling speeches.

But each faction, having drafted some of its most prominent figures to run here, seems confident of its base in a Shiite province.

As local government reporter for the Daily Telegraph he came to the attention of Sir Keith Joseph in 1969 and drafted some of Joseph's speeches celebrating the free market.

"The key to coercive diplomacy is that the side you are trying to influence is convinced you are willing to follow through on the threat," said Mr. Ross, who drafted some of those threats.

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