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As he has since the outset of his presidency, Mr. Obama sought to draw sharp distinctions between himself and his predecessor, on both domestic and foreign affairs.
The pair clashed at the weigh in, and this antagonism carried into the ring; from the outset of the fight Gomez tried to draw Alvarez into a brawl.
Accompanied by a tight and effusive four-piece band and with a lengthy back catalogue to draw from, from the outset Banhart created an elated kind of intimacy.
But Graham notes that from the outset "plot was unimportant" to him, and "whatever I was most excited to draw should take precedence".
By contrast, the EU's emerging integrated Marine Environmental Policy was designed to draw heavily on regional procedural and institutional mechanisms from the outset.
Johnston told the Creole to draw up the attack order for April 5. Confusion and disarray reigned from the outset.
13. (C) To be successful, continued Senator Kerry, we must begin by agreeing at the outset the amount of land each side (Israelis and Palestinians) will obtain in the end and use that understanding to draw the borders.
