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We also learn from the commentary that Gilliam didn't actually draw any of the iconic illustrations in these interludes.

So it's no surprise that the board's meetings draw animated commentary.

In the first decade of the 21st century, the song continued to draw commentary from listeners.

It is perhaps telling that the segment, which Mr. Carlock said had drawn more commentary from fellow comedy writers than any previous segments on the show, has largely escaped the notice of NBC's marketing department.

The news drew scant commentary here.

Conclusions about the critical failure mechanisms are drawn and commentary on the overall stability is made.

But the Austrian situation has drawn adamant commentary here that the European Union is interfering.

In addition, the petition has drawn supportive commentary from institutional investors, editorials in the New York Times and Bloomberg News, and a substantial number of members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.

The fire conditions have drawn unusual commentary from Donald Trump, who tweeted that the blazes had been caused by policies that require the state's water managers to divert water from reservoirs into rivers and streams.

But they have already drawn hostile commentary from conservative groups critical of mainstream scientific thinking?

Naturally, the phenomenon has drawn much commentary about what this means for marketing, but I am more interested in what it teaches us about making money.