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draw

[draw] / drɔ /








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That is decided by a last-stone draw before the match begins, during which each rink slides two stones to the house, with whoever is nearest taking the hammer.

From BBC

Erb believes that perhaps the most important investment lesson to draw from bitcoin’s recent experience is that a valuation model is not refuted by market prices trading far above or below fair value.

From MarketWatch

Preparations for papal visits, which usually draw huge crowds, take months but the Vatican only confirms the details a few weeks in advance.

From Barron's

The announcements, not to mention weak fiscal third-quarter results, “draw more questions than answers,” wrote analyst Jonathan Lee.

From Barron's

While the elevation, weather and infrastructure are major draws, he has another reason for choosing the mountains of Utah: near-total anonymity.

From The Wall Street Journal