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The two sides also draw vastly different conclusions from the evidence, part of a broader fight over the role of Muslims in American life.

Mr. Taylor, a former political reporter, said the parties' decision to present the conventions as feel-good commercials contributes to the receding coverage on the networks, which still draw vastly larger audiences than cable.

He accepted Kant's critical philosophy as a starting point but drew vastly different conclusions.

Mayors of cities along the Texas-Mexico border intent on protecting the images of their communities are drawing vastly different conclusions about a proposal that would bring in equipment from overseas war zones to bolster border security.

"Parks and Recreation," NBC: Critic Alan Sepinwall recently compared the detailed community of "Parks and Recreation" to that of "The Wire" (and observed that the NBC show draws vastly different conclusions about the individual's ability to effect change in his or her world).

But this draw is vastly improved on recent years.

In other words, the reputed non-lethality of stun guns is absolutely no reason for them to be drawn under vastly different circumstances than an officer would draw his gun.

But some of the conclusions being drawn are vastly overblown.

The retired defensive end Michael Strahan, who was on the Giants' sideline, drew a vastly different reception.

Given the polar-opposite approaches to their characters' camouflage, the actresses drew on vastly different inspirations for their physical characterizations.

And while the festival, organized by Nicole Dreiske, executive director of the International Children's Media Center, draws from vastly different cultures, it also taps into universal concerns.