31.   The report drew swift and strong denunciations from Israel and the United States.

32.   The report drew the wrath of Chairman Mao Tse-tung.

33.   The reports drew criticism from Israel, Germany and the United States.

34.   The Peace Now report drew protests over settlement policy from Meretz, the most dovish of the coalition parties.

35.   The report drew support from civil rights groups that have long argued that media coverage is unfair.

36.   The report also drew information from the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

37.   The report did not draw a conclusion about what caused the fuel tank to explode.

38.   The report draws together information and analyses from the CIA and other U.S. intelligence.

39.   The report drew immediate criticism from Syria and Egypt.

40.   Van Boxtel said the security service report drew an inaccurate picture of the schools as corrupt.