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A LAW to establish gun-free zones around every school in the county drew support at a public hearing Monday and is expected to win approval by the Board of Legislators next month.
Steven M. Mauren, the editorial director at Imprint Newspapers, the newspaper group that questioned Mr. Cibes about his childhood - and other issues - also said that some towns in his circulation area have apparently been "written off" by the Cibes campaign, even towns from which Mr. Cibes drew support at the Democratic State Convention in July.
News of the court action drew support from campaigners exasperated at the UK government's response to vulnerable unaccompanied minors.
Or it might be that Villanueva drew support from interest groups generally at loggerheads — progressive reform advocates and rank-and-file sheriff's deputies.
Although it sometimes hints at criticism, nueva trova drew support from the Cuban government.
The demonstrations drew support and ire.
And he has drawn support from at least one unlikely source: John Podhoretz, a conservative writer at The New York Post, who has repeatedly praised Mr. Vallone in his columns.
The Udall-Vitter measure has already drawn support from at least 19 senators (Republicans and centrist Democrats), chemical industry groups, and at least one major environmental group (the Environmental Defense Fund).
Mr. d'Escoto tends to draw support from countries at odds with Washington, while Western nations accuse him of being stuck in a leftist, Sandinista mind-set.
In remarks that seemed aimed at drawing support among hard-liners in the ruling Baath Party, Uday Hussein, Mr. Hussein's 36-year-old man-about-town eldest son, took up the issue of Kuwait in a working paper he presented in Parliament in November, demanding that the map of Iraq on the Legislature's emblem be changed to show Kuwait as part of Iraq.
The other Islamist party, The Nation Party, lead by rebel military leader Abdelhakim Belhadj, draws support from his name at the cost of alienating many Libyans -- Belhadj is a controversial and sometimes maligned figure (often unjustly based on spurious rumors or misinformation).
