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draw

noun as in tie in competition

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verb as in move something by pulling

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verb as in create a likeness in a picture

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verb as in deduce

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verb as in allure, influence

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verb as in take out, extend

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New Zealand and Canada meet on the opposite side of the draw for a place in the final.

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The crackle at the heel was enough to draw me in.

He had that indefinable, invisible glow that changes the atmosphere and draws people in, like a sub-lethal dose of radiation.

It seems the yard is expected to win a new order before it is allowed to draw down the cash.

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Alvarez, 35, enters the ring with 63 wins from 67 professional bouts, with two draws and two defeats.

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