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draw

noun as in tie in competition

verb as in deduce

Strongest matches

Weak match

verb as in take out, extend

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The details of HTS governance in Idlib provided in “Transformed by the People” are fascinating and informative, drawing on the authors’ extensive fieldwork in the region.

Retailers built up stock in anticipation of the system change and then drew down on those inventories during the latest quarter, which in turn dragged down shipments, Clorox said.

Europe and Japan also have rapidly graying societies, where more seniors are living longer — and therefore drawing benefits for longer — while fewer younger workers pay into the system.

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We can never draw too much of a wider inference from the strange social and cultural ecology of the place.

Coca-Cola has taken another stab at artificial-intelligence-generated holiday ads after last year’s attempts drew criticism from creative professionals over their execution and the technology’s potential to hurt jobs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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