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If Amazon's video library ever gets beefed up to the point where it essentially rivals Netflix's, then it could draw in customers based on the entire Amazon experience — the kid-friendly Kindle tablets, the online shopping and free shipping, and Amazon's e-book library.

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But it's also a double-edged sword that could draw in as many viewers as it turns away.

But that left-field portrait, paradoxically, might be exactly the suite of traits that could draw in at least some conservatives to support her in the primary.

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It could draw bids in the neighborhood of $13 million.

In an emergency, it could draw up to $15 billion in contingency credits.

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Because overuse of its wells could draw in saltwater, the county can no longer rely solely on the wells for business and residential use, he explained, and it has been buying water from Savannah for the last five years.

It could draw out hard-liners in the Russian military and political elite, who have been predicting for months that Putin's turn to the West would prove a mistake.

The advertising firm behind it, BBH, hoped that by focusing the advert on a serious problem, it could draw attention to the issue in a fun way.