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"For reasons I don't fully understand, Senator McConnell decided he needed to draw a line in the sand," said Collins.

In an interview, Mr. Edwards said he needed to draw a sharper contrast between himself and the other candidates.

In a meeting with Wall Street executives to enlist their help, and then in an interview with CNBC before his White House meeting with Congressional leaders, Mr. Obama said he needed to draw a firm line "to break that fever" in the House among hard-line conservatives who repeatedly issued fiscal ultimatums, resulting in government by crisis.

"We were getting feedback from students and graduates saying that they had undertaken an internship that was supposed to be part time but wasn't, and that they would sometimes continue unpaid after eight weeks," says Mills. "We realised that we had a fuzzy system and needed to draw a line in the sand".

The north London MP is one of the most unexpected winners of the party leadership in its history, after persuading Labour members and supporters that the party needed to draw a line under the New Labour era of Blair and Gordon Brown.

Everyone, it seems, is a curator - yet only the professionals and true enthusiasts, such as David, understand the principles of balance and selection required to make disparate items coalesce into a story: "the correlation of displays and texts, the skill needed to draw a visitor through a collection of objects and bring them out with a lived sense of one particular moment in time".

The sCD44 evaluation may be a good substitute in oral cancer patients, and additional well-designed studies are needed to draw an authentic conclusion.

"We need to draw a line".

And we don't need to draw a picture, I promise.

So Obama needs to draw a line right now: no further concessions.

"But we need to draw a distinction between policy oversight and procedural oversight," she added.