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But others supported Ms. Mantel, who drew a wave of endorsements on Twitter.
The killing of Ms Politkovskaya, who was well known for her searing reports from Chechnya, drew a wave of condemnation from across the globe, but nearly six years later nobody has been brought to justice for her murder.
In the days after Mrs. Clinton was criticized for misting up on the campaign trail, she won the New Hampshire primary and drew a wave of donations, many from women expressing indignation about how she had been treated.
The deportation plan drew a wave of criticism from Israel's staunchest ally, the United States, as well as from the United Nations, the European Union, Arab states and human rights groups at home.
Joe Bihari, a founder of Modern Records who crossed the United States recording blues, R&B and country music, drew a wave of applause when he said, "Recording today, which I do not like — it's too clean".
The Savile scandal drew a wave of complaints to the BBC and the police that involved hundreds of women who said they had been abused by the entertainer, some under age, and some at BBC studios as guests on Mr. Savile's shows.
The tighter restrictions had drawn a wave of condemnations from political leaders and human rights advocates.
He said he hoped that as his profile rose, he would draw a wave of Tea Party contributions from across the country.
The Bush administration suspended the Clinton ruling on March 20, drawing a wave of protest that it was more sympathetic to the chemical industry than to consumers.
Diana Rajchel's Divorcing a Real Witch has already drawn a wave of positive reviews from the Wiccan community, and now the practical guide is set for wider attention after making it on to the shortlist for this year's Diagram prize.
A hospital bulletin issued a few hours later, apparently aimed at discouraging premature optimism in a case that has drawn a wave of sympathy around the world, said that the girl, Malala Yousafzai, 15, was "still very ill," and that a full evaluation of her brain injury had not been possible because her brain was still swollen.
