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Political analysts say Mrs. Young may have a point, that Dr. McMahon's candidacy may draw to the surface the anti-Hillary sentiment suspected even within her party.

This recent raise may draw to emerging markets attention from the world beyond London, New York and Silicon Valley, which importantly house more than 90percentt of the world's under-30 population.

It is suggested that the school based health programmes offer the potential to reach significant numbers of population such as "school-health days" which may draw to children to receive treatment, even in countries with very low level of enrolment or high level of absenteeism or drop out rate [ 15].

Women like Ms. May drawn to Holly's New York can find it easily.

WITH luck, the destructive two-week battle between Israel and Hamas may soon draw to an end.

Incorporating visuals into trees may draw attention to the organisms, help users to recognize and identify taxa, and assist visitors in connecting labeled synapomorphies with visible morphological characteristics.

Open-space funds, from which the towns may draw money to compete in the real-estate marketplace to save town land, also have become increasingly popular.

Polling and focus groups by the University of Texas political scientist Daron Shaw suggest that economic themes — including education and entrepreneurship — may draw Hispanics to vote in greater numbers.

A car's stunning looks may draw shoppers to dealer showrooms, but it's usually the interior features that grab them.

Men may draw attention to the imbalance in their distributed powers and challenge the notion that it is a team at all.

Thrombotic events or low platelet counts may draw attention to the presence of HIT.