I. draft [dræft, брит. drɑːft] СУЩ.
1. draft (preliminary version):
2. draft мн. отсут. америк. ВОЕН.:
- draft
- convocação ж.
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This was the only draft to have nine rounds; the number increased to ten for the 1937 draft.
en.wikipedia.org The draft did not succeed, however, in being voted in before the end of the legislature in 1939.
en.wikipedia.org The league subsequently announced it was investigating the matter, with the potential of a heavy fine and forfeited draft pick.
en.wikipedia.org Firstly, he claims that it will significantly change the way legislation is drafted.
en.wikipedia.org It begins with a small group, often of outside experts, who begin a draft.
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