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Just as Germany has sought to impose its economic preferences on the rest of the eurozone, it is now also likely to seek to impose its political preferences, based on the lessons it has drawn from its own history.

Avoiding the deployment of a large number of ground troops is a lesson the Bush administration says it has drawn from the ill-fated Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.

The Administration, meanwhile, seems to have embarked on an orchestrated campaign to drive home the lesson it has drawn from the West German elections - that the next move at the Geneva talks must come from Moscow.

Legal experts say the case — and the strong reactions it has drawn from places as far as Ireland and Australia— underscores the still evolving nature of the law when it comes to defining child pornography in the age of Facebook, YouTube and sexting.

But in recent years it has drawn from a much wider demographic, including blacks, members of Moorish sects and young Occupy protesters, said Daryl Johnson, an expert on domestic terrorism who has worked as an intelligence analyst for several federal agencies.

Mr. de Blasio's message, despite the excitement it has drawn from liberal luminaries like Alec Baldwin and Howard Dean, has alarmed many business leaders and Bloomberg aides, who see him as lacking a sophisticated understanding of the city's economic success and displaying a naïveté about how quickly it can unravel.

Like Baldwin, who left the United States to be able to write about it, Peck has drawn from the perspective of being an outsider.

But it has drawn concern from Internet companies and outright criticism from some people who see a threat to the openness that has characterized the Internet to date, at least in most Western societies.

The German trade surplus is so huge nearly €100 billion $123 billionn) in the first half of the year— that it has drawn flak from the OECD club of rich countries, and from the European Commission.

It has drawn participants from France, Israel, Japan, Singapore, and forty U.S. states.

It has drawn protests from some well-connected locals, including the Kennedy family.