• With surprising force Mr Singer argues that he is simply drawing out consequences of accepted obligations.

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  • In France, Maria Pergay rendered sculptural forms in painstakingly handworked stainless steel, drawing out metal's liquid quality.

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  • Instead, he battled to save his newly sown crop by drawing out groundwater with the help of a diesel-powered pump.

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  • Martin Wolf and Gillian Tett, FT editors, did a superb job of drawing out the puzzling tensions acutely active in the global economy.

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  • "This one here, this is a coin from ancient Rome, " said a gray-haired gentleman, drawing out a dime-sized disc from his pocket.

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  • This small, inexpensively made independent movie has become a commercial phenomenon, drawing out homebound older moviegoers who had largely been resigned to watching sitcoms.

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  • Phrases like "pulling the teeth", "drawing out the poison" and, less vividly, "forcing the health secretary to make concessions" tip with practised ease from Lib Dem lips.

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  • Inside the newsroom, her schoolteacherlike way of elongating words and drawing out the last word of each sentence is a subject of endless conversation and expert mimicry.

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  • The remainder of the press conference went on in this manner, rendering the translation headsets pointless and drawing out each question (and response) to 10 minutes or more.

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  • Smith, playing against type, plays with the grain of her skill, drawing out the nimble, mercurial aspects of a woman we are almost convinced is a pure villain.

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  • Analyzing raw data derived from specially designed social sensing ID badges that collect quantitative data on human behavior, Waber began drawing out patterns to help predict outcomes in a variety of situations.

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  • The BRZ, very much by design and very much in the style of the great Mazda MX-5, goes in the other direction, drawing out and exaggerating automotive cues that give the impression of going fast at wholly more sane speeds.

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  • Similarly, the company keeps focusing on when executives at Merck and Schering knew the results of the controversial cholesterol study, when most of their critics really accuse them of drawing out the analysis, essentially delaying when they would get a clear answer.

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  • We are moving from a world of push, where people are expected to follow detailed scripts to accomplish specified tasks, to a world of pull, where everyone must master the techniques of drawing out people and resources when needed to address unanticipated opportunities and challenges.

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  • Tuesday's vote capped a dramatic day in which Anna Hazare, the 74-year-old public face of the popular anticorruption movement, began a hunger strike in Mumbai, drawing out thousands of supporters to push the government to strengthen the bill submitted to the lower house, known as the Lok Sabha.

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  • Unlocking the value of your house is not the same as drawing money out of a cash machine.

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  • But Kfar Habad, a little-known magazine, has succeeded in drawing him out.

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  • It's a material that offers so much promise, but has yet to fully leap from the drawing board out into our everyday reality.

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  • By repeatedly drawing energy out and pouring it back in every ten minutes, they want to know how much stress the batteries can handle.

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  • Nearly everyone, in recalling Rogers, talked about his great strength as a listener his habit of drawing people out and making them feel as though their best selves had been understood.

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  • Instead it was Ronaldo who settled the match, racing clear after beating the offside trap on the counterattack and unselfishly squaring the ball to Quaresma after drawing Cech out of his goal.

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  • At the end of the week, we'll be drawing another name out of the hat.

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  • It is important to note that, once bank balances are created, there is no way for depositors, as a whole, to get rid of them (other than by drawing the funds out as currency).

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  • Whether one believes this Soviet disclaimer or not, the reality is that the Germans have become the aggressive syndicators of a Soviet debt bail-out scheme drawing on other Western governments and financial institutions.

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  • Once completed, the robot picked up the whiteboard, showed the finished work to the assembled CeBIT hordes, placed it back on the easel again, and then before I could call the Louvre, picked up an eraser, wiped out the drawing, and waiting for his (her?) next subject.

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  • To avoid drawing more water than necessary out of the ocean, Poseidon is building adjacent to NRG Energy's Encino, Calif.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Until now, Storm's creators have been focused on growing its ranks: Infected computers have sent out spam, drawing users to compromised Web sites that hijack more PCs.

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  • Some secular Israelis, as zealously committed to fighting the kulturkampf as are the rabbis, see the deal as a step towards drawing the ultra-Orthodox out of their ghettos of the mind and into the mainstream of cultural and intellectual life.

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  • According to court records filed by Manhattan prosecutors, Mr. Istavrioglou told investigators he reached out to touch the drawing and, realizing that it was neither secured to the wall nor protected by an alarm, grabbed it.

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  • Mr Grande Stevens's speciality is drawing up legal blueprints that keep firms out of trouble.

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