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Meanings of drew immediate in English

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Usage of drew immediate in English
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The public sector pay plan drew immediate criticism from trade unions.
The Guardian
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It drew immediate criticism from India and concern from some members of Congress.
Reuters
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She appointed a left-wing Minister of Labor which drew immediate criticism from businessmen.
The new yorker
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The cartoon drew immediate criticism from some officials, and other critics.
Reuters
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This drew immediate criticism from some opponents who said he should go right away.
Reuters
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The case drew immediate condemnation from lawyers, former judges, academics, and civil society groups.
The Guardian
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This drew immediate concern from members of Oakland's city council.
Reuters
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But the suggestion to cut farm subsidies drew immediate criticism from top recipient France.
Reuters
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His comments drew immediate flak from a staunch campaigner for investor rights in France.
Reuters
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The involvement of U.S. diplomats drew immediate scrutiny from lawmakers.
Reuters
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The story drew immediate attention from other media, especially websites with primarily Black audiences.
Ebony
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The declaration drew immediate condemnation from the international community.
The Guardian
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When Rubio's campaign launched last April, he drew immediate comparisons to another young orator: Barack Obama.
The Guardian
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The ruling drew immediate reaction from presidential candidates.
Reuters
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It pissed off The Boss, drew immediate congressional ire and generally made Ticketmaster even more... unappreciated.
Wired
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The Finn's performance drew immediate praise from watching Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne: We saw a different Kimi.
Radio NZ
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