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What will ultimately draw travelers to Loango, indeed to West Africa?

While they don't completely evade the long shadow of the Strokes, they ultimately draw more from the bountiful pool of fifties rock.

But it was many years earlier, at the Institute for Cancer Research in Philadelphia, that Dr. King did the work that would ultimately draw wide notice.

To some in the administration, however, it seemed self-evident from the start that the logic of defending civilians would ultimately draw the US and its allies into an ever deeper conflict that could only end with Gaddafi's removal.

But the question remains, can Fox News Channel ultimately draw an audience as large as CNN's -- it was Mr. Murdoch's ultimate goal to beat CNN -- especially when viewed as a niche network?

WASHINGTON — President Obama had Senate Republicans nodding in agreement during a recent ice-breaking dinner as he described a basic problem for the nation's fiscal future: For each dollar that Americans pay for Medicare, they ultimately draw about $3 in benefits.

That instability is what ultimately drew me to this project.

Then he considered publishing, drifted into law, and was ultimately drawn into politics.

Coast Guard cleanup patrols ultimately drew to a close in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi in June 2013 and in Louisiana in April 2014.

But what ultimately drew me to photography was its direct, very complicated, relationship with the physical world.

Emerging intact a century later, he meets his hipster great-great-grandson and ultimately draws him back to some version of faith.