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The company prompted concerns over whether it had enough cash to support a turnaround when it drew down part of a credit line in September.

In a mood of tenderness that was not usual with her, she drew down her mother's head, and kissed her brow and both her cheeks.

They quietly drew down the dusks and dawns just like this.

Economists already had expected growth to rebound in coming months after companies drew down inventories in the first half of the year.

So, he quit his job as an art director at The Associated Press and drew down his savings to finance his trip.

Surprisingly, the First Emperor of bad faith, so that artist hidden in among the craftsmen, the Poseidon drew down.

UBS estimates emerging markets drew down roughly $35 billion in reserves in September to arrest declines in their currencies.

In its frantic final days, MF drew down its credit lines, leaving many banks exposed.

Wild flowers were all blooming in the fields, which drew down all kinds of butterflies. What a beautiful picture! I was deeply in it.

The purchasing of arms considerably drew down the country's gold reserves.

Consumers also are a factor, as they drew down savings accounts in July for the first time since 2007.

The US economy grew more slowly than originally thought in the third quarter as businesses drew down their inventories faster than expected.

In the first nine months of 2009 German corporations drew down $50 billion of their financial assets, the country's central bank.

His behaviour drew down a storm of protest from the workers.

The words drew down his anger.

He drew down one of her hands, clasping and chafing it like a child's while he murmured reassuring words;

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