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In this article we draw on modern behavioral research to offer a theory about what makes competitive advantage last.

We will watch selected Iranian documentary and feature films and draw on modern Persian literature but will approach them not as art forms but as reflections of major socio-economic, political, and religious phenomena in Iran's modern history.

One of the jurists, Alice Aycock, is a sculptor who works on a monumental scale, creating objects and installations that draw on modern architecture and explore systems and cosmologies.

Farr summarised this influence by commenting, "As a pioneer of the strip cartoon, Hergé was not afraid to draw on one modern medium to develop another".

Their arguments draw on early modern unitarian sources, while eschewing some of the idiosyncrasies of Socinus's theology and most of the extra revisions of the Priestley-derived stream of unitarians.

Others draw on more modern ideas of social justice and identity politics, from "intersectionality" to "safe spaces".

Thanks to Mr Gates, it has become known as one of the leading practitioners of "philanthrocapitalism", an approach that draws on modern business practices and an entrepreneurial spirit to get more from its money.But not everyone is confident of the foundation's success.

The early Zionists drew on modern ideals of nationalism and liberal democracy, not on the teachings of rabbis.

In planning roadbed improvements, as well as in new construction, railroads have drawn on modern soil-engineering techniques.

Terra Incognita draws on modern urban legends and ancient cartography to consider the perils of journeying into the unknown and is set to a new score by Gabriel Prokofiev.

As a choreographer, Burgess, 40, has pondered his multiracial background ("Does the hyphen connect or separate our hybrid identities?") and how it has shaped his artistic aesthetic, which draws on modern dance and dance forms from Indonesia, China, Japan and Korea.