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"draw a contrast" is correct and usable in written English
It is an idiomatic phrase typically used to express a comparison between two things. For example, "The contrast between the two paintings is striking, with one using warm colors and the other using cool colors."
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O'Rourke wanted to draw a contrast with Trump's tweets.
Still, they draw a contrast with other peripheral eurozone economies.
Mr. Bush, the officials said, will use some issues to draw a contrast with Mr. Kerry.
That complicates Clinton's task as she attempts to draw a contrast with Trump.
He's also cozying up to conservatives to draw a contrast with Roby.
Characters draw a contrast between caring for flowers and fish and the callous treatment of prisoners.
Yet on Tuesday she managed to draw a contrast between the two candidates, elliptically.
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The mayor and the first lady hold almost identical views on gun control, which could complicate any effort by Mrs. Clinton to draw a contrast.
The tactic is meant to draw a contrast with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla)., another GOP presidential heavyweight, who has taken a more hawkish approach to world affairs.
They draw a contrast with the outgoing secretary, Hillary Clinton, a study in cautious discipline.
Democrats have used the matter to draw a contrast with their front-runner, Senator John Kerry, who was decorated for bravery in Vietnam.
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