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Officials from the city, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the federal government now want to see whether more frequent service will draw substantially more riders and become a waterborne alternative to the Lexington Avenue lines, the Nos. 4, 5 and 6, which are among the most crowded in the city.

McKinsey's recent study on "closing the talent gap" highlights the sad reality that in the United States, the education sector does not seem to draw substantially from the top third of universities.

Beyond these questions, a theory of justice can draw substantially on the insights and analytical results emerging from social choice theory (as I discussed in my 2009 book The Idea of Justice).

We therefore had to draw substantially on that literature, but where possible we have used experiences from MLICs.

Both pre-pregnancy maternal underweight and obesity are associated with a myriad of adverse pregnancy outcomes for both mother and child, which impact their health and wellbeing, and draw substantially on limited health service resources [ 1- 3].

SM Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Considered by many to be his masterpiece, Gerhardie's account of Captain Georges Hamlet Alexander Diabologh's encounter with his eccentric extended family is drawn substantially from his own experiences.

Riff Raff, a Houston rapper and friend of Korine's, whom Alien physically resembles, wants to take credit, while Franco (who steals the film) drew substantially from Florida rapper Dangeruss, who appears alongside him.

Elsewhere, Ruby Wax toured with Sane New World (also a book), and Dawn French came to the West End with Thirty Million Minutes, an autobiographical solo theatre/comedy hybrid drawn substantially from her memoir Dear Fatty.

Our article on Ugandan guards working in Iraq, written for us by a freelance journalist in Uganda, was drawn substantially from an article published previously in Uganda's Daily Monitor and written by David Herbert.

CORRECTION: The article below on Ugandan guards working in Iraq, written for us by a freelance journalist in Uganda, was drawn substantially from an article published previously in Uganda's Daily Monitor and written by David Herbert.

"Oiseaux Exotiques" offers nearly the full slate of Messiaen's signature moves: themes drawn substantially from birdcalls, though filtered through Messiaen's pointed harmonic sensibilities, rhythms based on patterns found in Asian music and a pervasive sense of the mystical (if not quite the specific references to Roman Catholic theology that provide signposts in many of his other works).