When playing solos or replying to Dr Biles's trumpet, it draws upon this general training to jam away with what sounds like real soul.

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New disciplines emerged like archaeoseismology, which draws on both the geological and archaeological record to identify past earthquakes.

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While still small in comparison to marquee film festivals like the Toronto International Film Festival, which draws about 400, 000 attendees each year, attendance at the New Orleans festival has more than doubled to 17, 000 in the past three years.

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But, like the women, they missed crucial draws and shots by centimetres, which proved to be so costly.

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He insists the manifesto group, which draws on contributions from frontbench spokesman like Mr Cable and numerous other policy committees, is still open to new ideas, even at this relatively late stage.

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At the end of the day, we know corporate decisions are going to be made corporately, but if fans feel like they have a say it just draws them that much further into the sport.

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Even an empty jetty, like the melancholy Steeplechase Pier at Coney Island in New York, draws Russian and Chinese fishermen eager to net the tiny fish that gleam in silver schools round the piles, for the little fry will catch bigger fish, and the bigger ones (mostly herring) are worth curing and eating.

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Each shock to the group, like the latest details in the health care overhaul bill regarding insurer spending limits, draws out more of the risk premium that has been venom to providers.

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