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Other e-sports tournaments have been focused around PC and console games, and have typically drawn a majority-male user base.

I listen to music when I draw — a majority of it is the Beatles.

The company already draws a majority of its revenue from Asia, with more than 11 million policyholders in 13 markets there.

Mr. Walker said a devastating freeze in 1982, coinciding with an agrarian overhaul that deforested large sections of northern Mexico, combined to draw a majority of the birds into the Brownsville area.

Whereas the TransRockies Run in Colorado draws a majority American crowd, with some foreigners, the TransAlpine runners really come from all over the world.

In the DVD commentary for the episode, Kruse stated that she and staff animator Alex Ruiz had to re-draw a majority of the episode, as the faulty scenes were drawn by six trainees.

The White House again threatened on Wednesday to veto the House bill, and said it supported the Democratic bill that did not even draw a simple majority.

" 'We can do this without you, with no input and none of your ideas, or we can sit down together and negotiate to get to 65 votes.' " The threat depends on Mr. Obama's ability to deliver a Democratic deal that could withstand parliamentary objections against "extraneous" budget reconciliation provisions and draw a simple majority.

He said the majority had drawn a false analogy between the two kinds of assistance.

A study from Leicester University in 2000 demonstrated that of 1200 primary school children asked to draw a scientist the majority drew a white man with facial or eccentric hair wearing a white jacket.

State officials drew a new "minority majority" district in such a way that voters with Spanish surnames who do not often vote were concentrated in one district and those with Spanish surnames who have a record of voting frequently were pushed into predominantly white and Republican voting zones.