51.   The controversial, long-awaited decision immediately drew fire from some relatives who had hoped to retrieve the bodies of their loved ones.

52.   The government decision drew loud criticism from Jewish settler leaders and Israeli liberals.

53.   The decision drew harsh criticism from anti-graft activists, politicians and government officials.

54.   The decision drew immediate complaints from the Georgia and Kansas congressional delegations, which accused the administration of playing politics.

55.   The decision drew mixed reviews.

56.   The decision drew sharp criticism from Hungarian groups and some ethnic Romanians.

57.   The decision has drawn fire from religious broadcasters and lawmakers, who argue that such distinctions are arbitrary.

58.   The decision has drawn heavy criticism at home and abroad.

59.   The decision has drawn protests from young people who say it impinges on their freedom and violates democratic principles.

60.   The decision has drawn worldwide condemnation and threatened to unleash more strife.