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draw

(1) A request that a lender advance funds under a construction or other future-advances loan.

(2) A periodic request by a contractor or subcontractor for a portion of the contract price for a job, usually according to the percentage of completion of the work and the cost of materials and labor.
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Moyes is now faced with the choice of whether to continue pursuing Banega - who the Blues successfully obtained a work permit for last week - or drawing stumps and pursuing an alternative option.
EVERTON DEAL FOR HEITINGA; Blues agree fee for Dutch defender: ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The former was cancelled before racing, while Navan survived three races before drawing stumps.
Horse Racing: Wet weather throws racing programme into turmoil by The Racing Post (London, England)
He ended a 92-Test career in the Caribbean last month and will be drawing stumps for the last time at The Oval in his 172nd one-day international.
Final overs for lucky old Shep by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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