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Mr Gonzalez said the accusations of involvement levelled at him were just part of a conspiracy to oust him from power.Nevertheless, the week has once more drawn uncomfortable attention to Mr Gonzalez.

As students return for classes here, the case has drawn uncomfortable reminders of another prosecution in 2006, one county over in Durham, where white men who played lacrosse for Duke were accused of sexually assaulting a black woman hired to strip at a party.

George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four and Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale ― which will be released as a Hulu show this month ― each piqued the interest of book buyers, who might've drawn uncomfortable parallels between the stories and the world around them.

TGI Friday's, where a guy eats vegetables, drawing uncomfortable looks from his male pals?

He was simply disengaged, drawing uncomfortable comparisons to his passive play against the Boston Celtics in the 2010 playoffs, his last run with Cleveland.

THE NEWS The comedian Ricky Gervais, master of ceremonies for the Golden Globe awards broadcast, delivered a series of biting jokes that drew uncomfortable titters from the audience.

Of Freaks and Men (Aleksei Balabanov, 1998) An elegantly salacious Russian portrait of 20th century decadence that draws uncomfortable connections between pornography, class barriers, voyeurism and cinema itself.

The phrase, which is associated with Nazi excuses after World War II, drew uncomfortable parallels for the church, which has been accused of covering up the issue of sexual abuse.

A boisterous, multimillion-dollar election battle for one seat on the court is making two candidates household names, while drawing uncomfortable attention to all seven members of the rancorously divided court.

Like most of the film-maker's work, it's outrageously violent and densely scripted, and finds him once again mining racial tensions to provoke, and draw, uncomfortable laughs.

Drawing uncomfortable laughter from the crowd at the Aacta industry awards on Monday, the host of Hard Quiz joked: "Hacksaw Ridge has been nominated 13 times, so it's safe to say that in Australia the film industry isn't run by Jews".