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Meanings of draw than in English

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Usage of draw than in English
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Might could be a bigger draw than the flood back in '65.
No country for old men
2
The women's events found an even more unfortunate draw than the men.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
3
I would rather read or draw than go outside and play.
Ebony
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Each breath was harder to draw than the one before it.
Phantoms
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But you know more about the draw than I do.
The Guardian
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Now the attractions of Australia and New Zealand are a more potent draw than ever.
The Irish Times
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The names of characters and franchises are now a bigger draw than the names of actors.
The Guardian
8
She keeps her finger pistols low, she's always quicker on the draw than any tenderfoot around.
How the soldier repairs the gramophone
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Gasoline was a much larger draw than expected, said Mike Zarembski, senior commodities analyst at optionsXpress in Chicago.
Reuters
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It was, in a manner, a more successful draw than the Zangiacomo concerts had ever been-intervals and all.
Victory: An Island Tale
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They doubted whether they could get home, if they had more weight to draw than their own boat.
Feats on the Fiord / The third book in "The Playfellow"
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Having defeated Monaghan for the second year, Pat King's team have a more favourable draw than 12 months ago.
The Irish Times
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A zigzag is a lot easier to draw than many of the other items the study asked participants to draw.
Wired
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However, their celebrity impersonations are arguably more of a draw than their views on food, as Talking Movies' Tom Brook reports.
BBC
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When to Visit Johannesburg The largest city in South Africa, Johannesburg is often considered less of a tourist draw than Cape Town.
The South African
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Vadra is seen as a more natural campaigner and a bigger draw than her brother, who appeared wooden during the last election.
Reuters
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