Three years ago, although games involving the hosts in Bata were well-attended, other games drew virtually no fans.
By then, Vanlandingham had drawn virtually even, and he opened a 1 1/2-length lead at the furlong pole.
But the Earth is only a part of the solar system, one that draws virtually all its energy from outside the Earth, from the sun.
The report was issued on the day when North Carolina and Indiana, the 11th and 14th most populous states, held presidential primaries that drew virtually no interest.
Seizing on this record, Paul Davis, a Democratic lawyer who has been a state representative since 2003, has drawn virtually level with Brownback in recent polls.
The Radcliffe Line, which separated India and Pakistan and tore through states, districts, villages, fields, communities, water systems, homes and families, was drawn virtually overnight.
"Mandate relief," as Mr. Cuomo describes the committee's goal, is not something the average New Yorker discusses over dinner, and so it is not surprising that the panel has drawn virtually no attention.
Corrine Gaskill, whose father is the president of Race Ready Communications, a company in Absecon, N.J., that sells scanners, staffed a trailer outside New Hampshire Motor Speedway that drew virtually no foot traffic Friday afternoon.
The gathering also drew virtually every candidate for office in major city races this year, from those running for public advocate and comptroller to contenders for borough president and City Council.
But in the past year Democrats drew virtually even with the Republicans in raising large soft money contributions, while continuing to lag the Republicans in raising the smaller, regulated contributions known as hard money.
