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It will probably draw a fine.

Once you get a hang of it, you will probably draw one of the most beautiful and best dragons anyone has seen!

President Bush, who has said Iraq posed a threat to the world whether or not it possessed illicit weapons, will probably draw attention to the conclusion that Mr. Hussein sought to acquire illicit weapons.

The film, Susan Streitfeld's adaptation of Michael Murphy's 1972 novel, will probably draw the same love-it-or-hate-it response the book has: either it's a brilliant merger of golf and philosophy, or it's a collection of windy New Age nonsense about a sport played mostly by rich people.

In understanding or interpreting a sign, we will probably draw inferences from it, or undertake actions that are rational in the light of the sign and the other information we possess.

Simonson recognizes that the flap will probably draw more attention to the paper than it otherwise might have received.

It may get you and your partner into trouble and you will probably draw attention to each other.

Those numbers will probably draw Hall of Fame consideration when Posada becomes eligible five years after he retires.

Nonetheless, they know that the channel will probably draw comparisons to traditional news channels.

But he will probably draw Revis, who is considered the best cover cornerback in the league.

We are reasonably adventurous, but will probably draw the line at bungee jumping.