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Democratic legislators were not the only critics of the new redistricting boundaries, which were drafted by Republicans.

That decision, large portions of which were drafted by chemical industry lobbyists, relied on a couple of industry-financed studies.

The lawyers' interpretations, which were drafted at the White House's request, are likely to be rejected by Russia, and the president has not made a decision on them.

Simultaneously, the staff of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is looking for ways to relax the security rules on plutonium, which were drafted for the material in bomb form, not fuel form.

The rules, which were drafted by the Environmental Protection Agency and are under review by the White House, are expected to do more than Obama, or any other president, has done so far to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions responsible for climate change.

In some cases, industry advisors even provided scripted answers to academics to answers such as "Do GMOs cause cancer?" According to an investigation into the emails by the New York Times, the biotech industry has published "dozens of articles" under the names of respected scientists, some of which were drafted by PR consultants.

The Obama administration co-sponsored the measure, which was drafted by Qatar under Arab League auspices.

Pheu Thai also wants to amend the current constitution, which was drafted under military rule.

The resulting language in the Security Council resolution, which was drafted by Britain, reflected a compromise.

More than 300 intellectuals and activists signed the charter, which was drafted in part by Mr. Liu.

Public opinion in Japan is strongly in favor of the Kyoto treaty, which was drafted on Japanese soil in 1997.