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While some aspects of Google's moonshot research have seemed logical extensions of the company's existing interests – artificial intelligence fits perfectly with advanced search – some have drawn concerns that the company is overstepping its bounds.

The new developments have drawn concerns.

The attacks have drawn concern worldwide.

The changes are being hailed by customers and most real estate brokerages, but have drawn concern from some individual brokers.

Housing advocates hope that this rejection will tamper the speculative sales of other Mitchell-Lama buildings that have drawn concern over the last few years as the buildings have sunseted out of their legal obligations to maintain affordable rents.

Other cases that have drawn concern include those of the several Somali-Americans in Minnesota who returned to Africa to fight alongside Islamic militants who control much of Somalia; the Muslim-American psychiatrist accused of shooting 13 people to death at Fort Hood, Tex.; and a Long Island man who converted to Islam and traveled to Pakistan and Afghanistan to join up with militants.

Other provisions affecting NIH have drawn concern, however, and the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB), based in Rockville, Maryland, calls the draft bill "a mixed bag".

Strasburg's pitching mechanics have drawn concern over the years from scouts and coaches.

The 49-year-old center, operated jointly with the United States Department of Agriculture, has drawn concerns from some East Enders worried about safety hazards and fears that the center might expand into bioterrorism research on diseases affecting humans.

Beckett had drawn concerns from judges over whether his writing "corresponds to the idealistic intentions of the Nobel prize in literature" – the award is intended to go to "the most outstanding work in an ideal direction".

The siege of Palmyra, an ancient Silk Road hub with magnificent ruins and an ancient temple as well as a storied mythology, has drawn concerns that Isis may raze the ruins like they did at several historic sites in Iraq's Nineveh, where the terror group holds sway.