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One of the draws of this series will be the brilliantly created sense of period, which extends to the 1960s lenses used to film the series, giving it an authentically muted colour and definition.
That is partly how Ms. Robson portrays it, even (unconvincingly) evoking Edward Said's book "Orientalism"; a hint of that sentiment may even be one of the subtle draws of this exhibition.
"I've been in the same location for 30 years, and I think one of the draws of this place is that I haven't really changed anything," Mr. Kelly said.
The main draws of this municipal facility (on the verge of a major face-lift thanks to the Ragged Mountain Recreation Area Redevelopment Project) are its small-town charm and the views of Penobscot Bay.
One of the big draws of this ranch is the chance to have a morning and afternoon ride; in fact, you can ride all day if you like.
"There was certainly a portrait drawn of this being a serious terrorist cell involving a large number of individuals who had bloodthirsty objectives," said Wesley Wark, of the Munk Center for International Studies at the University of Toronto.
This dis-balance of power structures draws on this notion of who is watched, why and what the implications are.
One of the biggest draws for this area of Germany is the Oktoberfest festival, which happens in autumn.
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Just a crack of light peeks through the tightly drawn curtains of this Manhattan hotel room.
