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Showing the wearing effects of overwork or care or suffering.

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For companies drawn to Argentina's energy sector, significant challenges remain, analysts say.
Reuters
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Europe has drawn 10 in the same time period, CB Insights said.
Reuters
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It has drawn thousands of jihadists from across the world including Europe.
Reuters
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The partial list of the 'disappeared' is drawn from Amnesty International reports.
Anil's ghost
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American teen dramas in particular have drawn a great deal of criticism.
The Irish Times
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The good news is nobody seems interested in a long, drawn-out fight.
Wired
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However, no definite conclusions may be drawn until long-term data become available.
Pubmed
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Wilson said, all things considered, they have drawn quite a good pool.
Radio NZ
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In addition, new vaccine types are mentioned and final conclusions are drawn.
Pubmed
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The company last night published the 30-page document drawn up last year.
The Irish Times
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison last week wouldn't be drawn on interest rates.
News.com.au
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Method: Data were drawn from the 1996 National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day.
Pubmed
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The funds were drawn from unspent budget money from 2015, they said.
Reuters
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Today some are moving back, drawn by foreign investment and falling unemployment.
Reuters
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The latter two councils had drawn up lists of potential problem sites.
Radio NZ
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Soon they beheld Hephaestus' group of soldier DoMeks approaching with weapons drawn.
Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days
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