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Though the area is known for all-inclusive resorts for package holidaymakers, the event drew a range of local fans and dancehall-obsessed foreigners.

From her previous visit to Australia and speaking to activists there, she felt that the over-representation of Indigenous people in prisons and poverty drew a range of responses: one being "almost complete denial", and another, "like ad campaigns: 'Let's all be together'".

The gameplay's departures from that of previous installments in the series drew a range of reactions.

The new voice acting drew a range of reactions, from praise as a general improvement over the originals, to mixed results.

Dürer, who was proud of his German identity and signed paintings "Albrecht Dürer, German," appears to have been intrigued by Muslim society and drew a range of Muslim subjects in works, including "Oriental Rider," "Three Orientals," "A Turkish Family" and a portrait of Suleyman the Magnificent, the Ottoman sultan.

That Harlem still draws a range of talent is notable, Ms. Orange said.

Her lighting, which is usually less elaborate than other designers' has drawn a range of descriptions from critics.

Dr. Lanting has drawn a range of reviews on Web sites that allow people to rate doctors.

News of the Occupy Wall Street protests have reached China with gusto this week, drawing a range of impassioned—if puzzled—responses across the political spectrum.

The revelations have riveted this community and the surrounding area, drawing a range of reactions from disgust to disbelief to curiosity.

After drawing a range of Pratchett's characters for fun, he took a bundle of them along to a book signing in a WH Smith's in Bath, and handed them over to Pratchett.