"The retail sales numbers underscore the shift, underscore the challenges department stores are having," said Richard Jaffe, a managing director and retail analyst with Stifel Nicolaus.
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A fake bag will often show an underscore (_) vs.
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And the allegations themselves underscore a potential area of friction.
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In the meantime, Curiosity's latest discoveries underscore a remarkable reality.
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The coming year will underscore the limits of European integration.
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The sales underscore the changing economics of the comics business.
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Two events within the last 24 hours underscore that trend.
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The hostilities underscore the dangers of a worldwide tax grab.
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But it's not without costs — as Friday's tragic events underscore.
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To underscore this, before speaking at the DNC on Wednesday,
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England's performance at Euro 2016 could help underscore this point.
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The public reaction to the bill seemed to underscore that.
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Events abroad seemed to underscore the instability of authoritarian states.
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"You can't underscore how few people were hurt," he said.
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I just want to underscore that to you right now.
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The reports underscore the meeting's propaganda value for the regime.
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But the questions underscore the challenges as they press ahead.
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That really does underscore the dangers of still using it.
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Both underscore Apple's intense interest in tapping markets in Asia.
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To underscore that fact, it unveiled its Urban eTruck concept.
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One other thing Stewart said seems to underscore that point.
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But they also underscore a growing problem: increasing nighttime temperatures.
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Whenever he wants to underscore something, he repeats the sentence.
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This would communicate your specific qualifications and underscore your interest.
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And it will underscore how much this state has changed.
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There's no need to further underscore your lack of qualifications.
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These numbers underscore a core challenge for the floor managers.
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But recent events underscore the strong financial ties that remain.
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You can't underscore how long that team has been together.
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There's also a broader case to make for investing in Underscore.
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The incidents underscore how easily a drone can cripple air travel.
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"But, it would further underscore the political difficulty of doing this."
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Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.), to underscore Biden's African American support.
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Dynamic Rich Pins that lead to further actions underscore that strategy.
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While these borrowers offer hope, they also underscore the program's flaws.
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Go deeper: Sri Lankan attacks underscore continued threat of jihadist groups
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They also underscore the peril of being on Judd's bad side.
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Some activist groups have also used drones to underscore their message.
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Systemic barriers to funding, resources, and directing opportunities underscore this reality.
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However, I wanted to underscore just how different these vehicles are.
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"No," Daly said, drawing the word out to underscore her disagreement.
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These frightening numbers and stories only underscore what I already know.
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" To underscore the point, Trump added "No question in my mind.
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I really want to underscore the importance of something Conway said.
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Thanksgiving side dishes underscore America's vast culinary divides, as we know.
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Such regional differences underscore the inequality of Holocaust knowledge among Americans.
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These numbers underscore the potential of the USMCA for American manufacturing.
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They powerfully underscore the collision of the extraordinary and the ordinary.
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A Kobach win would underscore Trump's influence among Republican primary voters.
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I hardly need underscore the timeliness of the revival, with Mrs.
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All of these statements underscore the vital importance of staying hydrated.
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The move would underscore concerns over limits to economic stimulus efforts.
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The music, namely the underscore, now needed to match the action.
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Graham's comments firmly underscore the divide between Congressional Democrats and Republicans.
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Reports of potential White House involvement underscore the race's national implications.
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Their starkly different personalities underscore the growing list of policy differences.
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Different as they are, both approaches underscore that Europe is important.
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Two Kobane prisoners captured by the S.D.F. further underscore the dilemma.
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They also underscore possible reasons to consider a half-marathon instead.
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The polls continue to underscore how unpredictable the race has become.
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But the sanctions underscore Mr. Trump's readiness to use hard power.
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But they underscore how its development must be approached with care.
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SARA EISEN: So, I just want to underscore this $50 billion.
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The past two weeks have only served to underscore that intensity.
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Be specific about her ingenuity and underscore her drive to grow.
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It's worth pausing on this point to underscore why it's important.
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" "And I can't underscore enough," he added, "we're trying to win.
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It's called Underscore, and it will be out later this month.
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Life intrudes, as children and the film's abruptly edited transitions underscore.
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Democrats plan to use the nomination process to underscore the dichotomy.
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The idea was to more clearly underscore the connection with Africa.
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It does underscore the point that other stores aren't that good.
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They underscore the museum world's frequent failure to serve marginalized communities.
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Breakdancing becoming an Olympic sport would further underscore rap's cultural relevance.
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I can't underscore the importance of investment in my pilots here.
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I would think that would underscore the need to release those returns.
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"It does underscore the importance of establishing an independent commission," Schiff said.
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The additions underscore Clements' diaristic impulse to document everything about her circumstances.
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They're jokes, but usually serve to underscore something that Americans take seriously.
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They planned to issue a "joint statement" to underscore their shared commitment.
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"These results underscore the persistent strength of the MCD model," she said.
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The findings underscore the wide economic, fiscal, and demographic disparities across regions.
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But again, let me underscore, it's not a decision that is imminent.
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"Obviously this does underscore that Afghanistan is a dangerous place," he said.
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The earnings reports from Caterpillar and Boeing underscore the manufacturing sector's struggles.
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Tuesday&aposs primaries underscore that the GOP is Trump&aposs party now.
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Those two developments underscore both the challenges and opportunities ahead for Square.
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The survivor rules underscore the ongoing need for thoughtful planning by couples.
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They did, however, underscore that the flu shot should not be feared.
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These reports underscore expectations for weaker growth momentum in the first quarter.
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Sloan's struggles underscore the challenges faced by the bank's next chief executive.
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These positive thoughts "underscore feelings of security in the relationship," she says.
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Taken together, the polls underscore the increasingly competitive nature of the race.
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The new emails underscore that this effort was at best partly successful.
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The unconventional music and typography unsubtly underscore the ad's claim that Mrs.
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Finally, the statement could underscore the data dependency of future rate hikes.
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To underscore Kara's earlier point, this idea that it's just a platform.
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The figures underscore the consistent strength of the nation&aposs job market.
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But it does underscore the pressure that drives kids and their parents.
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Two Bay Area families to which we were pointed underscore this sentiment.
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But the numbers underscore how private equity remains a male-dominated industry.
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If someone's yelling, the text might get enormous, to underscore the emotion.
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The Department of Justice, underscore the word "Justice," makes the prosecutorial decisions.
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And the headlines underscore how timely Buffett's advice remains for corporate titans.
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To underscore an important point here: this isn't just about equities markets.
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The disparate responses underscore the commercial and ethical challenges publishing houses face.
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Shaving those predictions would underscore the Fed's doubts about the economy's trajectory.
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Today, Harris has prompted Comey to underscore the importance of Mueller's independence.
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It will underscore the inefficacy of U.S. sanctions to curb Tehran's ambitions.
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Yoo's claims underscore the intellectual dishonesty of much originalist argument on impeachment.
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Two recent and especially alarming reports underscore the danger both countries pose.
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" She says the announcement only "underscore(s) the continuing duplicity of Juul.
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At first I assumed the point here was to underscore Chuck's hypocrisy.
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Recent maneuvers over the tower at 666 Fifth Avenue underscore the complications.
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The protests underscore how some progressive voters are dismayed by the shift.
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Such reports underscore the phenomenon that Bana's social media presence has become.
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It's crucial to underscore that both stories have women at their centers.
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The findings also underscore that "genes are not destiny," Dr. Choi says.
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His remarks underscore how uneven Mr. Biden's campaign is across the state.
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The barnstorming underscore Trump's eagerness to challenge every major Democratic primary event.
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The compelling stories underscore the connection between balanced regulations and industry innovation.
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A kid who uses a double underscore in his handle is playfully called "Underscore" for the rest of the camp, which serves as both an affectionate nickname and a reminder to avoid cluttering up your name with symbols.
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The lesson: Be prepared to underscore statements about your work with clear examples.
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Bigger picture, Tesla's price cuts underscore the advances made in the solar industry.
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Statistics collected by the justice services underscore the scale of the judicial challenge.
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Board of Education — to underscore where Americans stood on racial equality in 1954.
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It's called the Concept_One (yes, the underscore is part of the official name).
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The clashes in Kerala underscore the potential for religious protests to turn violent.
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Well, I would think that would underscore the need to release those returns.
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One of the things these photos underscore is the scale of the launch.
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These findings underscore the need for urgent action to narrow the income gap.
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Santorum's challenges in the presidential race underscore the uniqueness of the 2016 cycle.
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The new targets underscore the challenges ahead for 73-year-old CEO Novae.
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The final shots underscore how close the Iowa contest is for both parties.
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Just to underscore that the fake news problem is not a new problem.
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Remind them, and underscore why they should listen to you over everyone else.
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Underscore the parallel between a well-developed chess board and healthy civil institutions.
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To underscore the point, the color wasn't just called Green, but Earth Green.
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If anything, her absence has served to underscore her husband's misogyny and inhumanity.
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If anything, Melania's absence has served to underscore her husband's misogyny and inhumanity.
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Still, the dismal results have come as a surprise and underscore Valeant's troubles.
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If completed, the deal would underscore the constant balancing act required of Comcast.
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And it will underscore its role as the talent incubator for the industry.
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However, recent developments underscore our view that this will be a challenging process.
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Both rulings underscore the perilous legal footing on which abortion rights now rest.
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I offer this part in jest to underscore the absurdity of the situation.
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He sought to underscore the message in his Twitter dispatches on Thursday night.
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To Richman, cases like these underscore the benefit of a rights-based strategy.
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The moves underscore LinkedIn's currently strong position under its new(ish) owner Microsoft.
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Warren's plans underscore her longstanding loathing of what American capitalism has curdled into.
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"These reports only further underscore the need to take action now." they wrote.
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I underscore that we are staying focused, disciplined, and methodical in our practices.
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Mr. Trump's election and Brexit together underscore a central facet of these times.
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The additions underscore the importance of the beauty and gaming genres on YouTube.
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The situation tends to underscore how invasive people can be regarding women's bodies.
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And to underscore a point I think he was using some strong language.
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In fancier forums, complaints from flyers underscore the seedy tactics used by cheaters.
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The recent government shutdown and the looming threat of another underscore this problem.
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The protests underscore growing, if scattered, opposition to free trade deals like NAFTA.
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They underscore the importance Hughes felt they played in black life and consciousness.
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For many people, her murder will underscore the importance of putting Americans first.
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The figures underscore Chanel's leading position in the increasingly competitive global luxury market.
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Even the George W. Bush administration sought to underscore its civil rights commitments.
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The protests underscore how irreconcilable the differences between the two sides have become.
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Mr. Karl is making sure to underscore the importance of the occasion, too.
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But the limitations of the Ikea Place app underscore what's missing from ARKit.
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Antecedent incidents underscore the perilous ramifications; a literal 2017 stampede injured 16 people.
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To underscore his designs, he installed Mr. Mariano as Secretary of Agrarian Reform.
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They underscore the rising power of American Indians over the past two generations.
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But the results also underscore the Congolese people's commitment to building a democracy.
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Data from the state's August Republican and Democratic nominating contests underscore his point.
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Certain images underscore an unbridgeable gap and a never-to-be-toppled hierarchy.
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But this sound would underscore the band's complicated spiritual relationship with technological innovation.
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But these proposals just underscore how the American problem is first and foremost political.
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"OH MY GOD," she wrote on Instagram, employing all-caps to underscore her delight.
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Both products underscore a couple of interesting trends around Apple and the App Store.
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Let's just underscore this: It's very unsafe for most gay people around the world.
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The exchange between Streep and Trump seemed to underscore the country's deepening culture wars.
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But it also served to underscore the racial and generational divide between the two.
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The hollow boats underscore the global economic doldrums that policymakers are struggling to overcome.
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Recently initiated regulatory changes could underscore the advantages of robo-advisors for wealth managers.
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But the accident did underscore the significance of what we were doing, Kouri said.
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The spy images further underscore the reality of accelerated glacier melt around the planet.
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These notable instances underscore a wider adoption happening among young people of color today.
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Interrogation techniques Pompeo's comments Thursday underscore the former conservative congressman's penchant for tough talk.
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Follow Pete, Michael, and MashTalk (now with an underscore-free handle!) on Twitter, too!
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Will they eventually articulate policies that underscore the importance of tech in the economy?
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Or one might want to underscore the fact that there's heavy cream in there.
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It also continues to underscore Trump's instilled habit not to listen to women accusers.
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Putnam knew the arresting visual of a fighter jet would underscore her military service.
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The constituencies for each individual tax break underscore the complication for the Republican Party.
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Chevron highlighted its improved cash position to underscore its confidence in the buyback program.
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These reports underscore yet another heinous act in the long, calamitous conflict in Syria.
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" He adds, to underscore the point, "That's what the civil rights movement was about.
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They also underscore Japan's grip on a key link in the global supply chain.
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I want to underscore "if," because the President hasn't signed off on it yet.
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The stellar results underscore the grip Facebook has over its nearly 2 billion users.
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The steps underscore comments made by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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The legislative battles underscore the fraught political divide over L.G.B.T.Q. rights across the country.
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But events over the past year also underscore that this is a risky strategy.
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A Washington Post-ABC News poll released on Friday appeared to underscore Democrats' dilemma.
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What data or evidence can you provide to underscore the importance of this issue?
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The myriad excuses are self-serving and only underscore the fundamental reason she lost.
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Commercials this year from Microsoft, Olay and the NFL itself underscore a new approach.
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Thursday's filings also underscore the lopsided spending by the billionaires seeking the Democratic nomination.
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To underscore his feelings on the issue, recall that he mocked Thunberg on Twitter.
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Two hardware items announced last month underscore this point: Surface Duo and Surface Neo.
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To underscore the fact that the battlefield in northern Syria is continuously changing, Gen.
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These concurrent storylines underscore a basic and important fact of life in America today.
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His speech is pure Brooklyn, his arms jerkily underscore the staccato of his rage.
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Not having the separation of work and home can especially underscore this bad habit.
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"We used those conditions to underscore the point that it's fundamentally unstable," he says.
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"All of this continues to underscore the need for witnesses and documents," added Rep.
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The problems underscore how moving on from healthcare won't necessarily solve the GOP's problems.
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Dual retrospectives of paintings and woodcuts underscore Frankenthaler's restless experimentation in image and materials.
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Her use of mesh and perforated planes underscore both the body's absence and rigidity.
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The findings are unsettling: They underscore an already huge amount of power that the likes of Facebook have when it comes to news consumption, but they also underscore how people seem to have already determined that the effect of that has been bad.
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The fast-growing value of the sport helped to underscore the scale of the corruption.
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"It can be something that helps underscore a larger campaign or attack point," she says.
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The deal's problems underscore U.S. efforts to prevent the transfer of sensitive technology to China.
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These smallish moments underscore the power of the full ensemble whenever it heaves into gear.
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"It is important to underscore the magnitude of these effects," Gerber, Green, and Larimer write.
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Even Obama's final line was designed to underscore his vision of Clinton as his heir.
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But his visit, and the events that overshadowed it, underscore how difficult that will be.
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All that he is missing is another Grand Slam singles title to underscore the obvious.
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"A full break in Sino-North Korean relations would underscore North Korea's independence," Snyder said.
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But recent strikes and calls for better pay and benefits underscore the need for change.
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Some of the president's recent executive orders underscore his preoccupation with tackling the crime rate.
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The slur, and its ongoing use, underscore why the Zorros Club de Futbol Gay exists.
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To underscore the stern message they sent to Pence, six Republicans — Murkowski, Isakson and Sens.
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We underscore that states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote.
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But the data underscore the major challenges faced by many of the world's largest economies.
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"I can't underscore enough how groundbreaking this is for the church," a Jesuit theologian said.
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Never one to miss an opportunity to underscore her long roots in the city, Mrs.
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While these dire statistics underscore how serious the issue remains, there is reason for hope.
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So calling out these 2,000 job openings is way to underscore Ellison's message last month.
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A sale of Deltek would underscore the popularity of companies that help automate administrative operations.
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The differences in the analysts' estimates underscore how much uncertainty there is about tax reform.
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The results underscore some trends that might worry Republicans ahead of the 2020 US election.
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"If anything, recent events around the world underscore the need to remain vigilant," he added.
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"I would underscore that I don't expect to make any money from this," he said.
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" Why it matters: "Can't underscore enough how important communicating that is for November '18 prospects.
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The meeting with Francis has helped to underscore Russia's renewed standing as a global power.
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The concerns outlined here underscore the risks inherent in the Trump administration's firearms deregulation scheme.
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According to Bloomberg, Catz did not underscore that fact in her conversation with the president.
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The focus on sustainability is meant to underscore nature's splendor and encourage a relaxing experience.
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Let me underscore a critical line to draw in our assessment of this new reporting.
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The show sets up relatable pairings and attempts to underscore the country's shifting social awareness.
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Those episodes underscore just how important the US targeting a top Chinese firm really is.
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Trump referred to him in a tweet as "little Adam Schitt" to underscore a point.
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Latter-day Saint responses to Donald Trump underscore the tensions of our faith's political implications.
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The findings underscore what other researchers have found about pregnancy resource centers and their offerings.
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Indeed, New York has already undertaken a number of library partnerships that underscore their promise.
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The documents underscore the lengths to which the agrochemical company goes to protect its image.
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Quarterly results for individual banks underscore this with credit declining or, at best, remaining flat.
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"It helps underscore you can't build walls around the U.S.," Froman said in an interview.
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The ugliness of Thursday's hearing only seemed to underscore the negative atmosphere on the committee.
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FCA will continue to conduct focused training to underscore the value of diversity and inclusion.
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But Johnson also used the moment to underscore one of the key planks of Sen.
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The revelations underscore how many entities around the world already were accessing Clearview AI's technology.
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Her struggles underscore how little control the national government has over large areas of Afghanistan.
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The president's and vice president's actions underscore a turning point in the fight against cancer.
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Departures of ventures like N26 from the U.K. market would seem to underscore that idea.
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Prayer cancellations are exceptionally rare in Iran, and they underscore the severity of the outbreak.
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Majcher's stunt was just a light-hearted hoax, but it does underscore a certain truth.
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Still, the doubts coming from conservative activists underscore how Trump's surprise put people off-balance.
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Parkland Mayor Christine Hunschofsky hopes the recent suicides underscore the importance of overcoming the stigma.
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Yet such missteps underscore the fact that the response has been both wide and deep.
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They weren't missed, as four reserves scored in double figures to underscore the collective effort.
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These national numbers underscore a reality that has existed for the duration of the race.
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The comments underscore the highly unusual situation Sessions has found himself in on Capitol Hill.
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But the clashes between them underscore the tenuous grip it exerts on Somalia's powerful regions.
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Sherald is an African-American artist whose portraits tend to underscore themes of social justice.
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That deliberately muted aesthetic was meant to underscore the show's darkly comic and unsettling themes.
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Sato's remarks underscore the resistance Kuroda may face if here were to propose expanding stimulus further.
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The recent closures of the churches underscore the recent problems the Coptic Christian community has faced.
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The appointments underscore the board's confidence in Ianniello, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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To underscore the point, Superman is temporarily replaced by Lobo, a superpowered bounty hunter/total asshole.
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Recent episodes of religious violence in Bangladesh underscore the challenge the country faces in combating extremism.
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Those numbers underscore Clinton's challenge in winning over Sanders voters once the Democratic primary contest concludes.
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The deal's woes underscore a U.S. drive to prevent the transfer of sensitive technology to China.
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But it does underscore the complicated relationship Republicans have with President Trump as midterm elections approach.
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The closures underscore the turmoil faced by brick-and-mortar retail across a variety of fronts.
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Clinton's vote on the Iraq war largely to underscore that judgment remains more important than experience.
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The filings underscore the tightrope Apple is walking due to the U.S. trade war with China.
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Yu and Stanley both underscore that body cameras are not a replacement for substantive police reform.
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And I think that we continue to underscore the real values of what will propel us.
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Partly to underscore this idea, Snap emphasized ARPU, or how much revenue it generates per user.
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It does underscore the importance of humans to interpret and question the results of big data.
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We cannot underscore enough how offensive this is to the people who live and work here.
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That's because McCain's arrival will also underscore the fierce partisan nature of the health care debate.
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The figures underscore the huge money advantage Clinton is hoping to enjoy leading into the Nov.
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The figures underscore the huge cash advantage Clinton is hoping to enjoy leading into the Nov.
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A stream of CEO changes at companies like China Petroleum and Coca-Cola underscore this reality.
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But the Emoluments Clause may come back to haunt him in ways that underscore its importance.
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Incidents like this underscore the dangers of sexual assault that are so pervasive throughout our society.
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The concerns underscore the complicated -- and at times antagonistic -- relationship between Gabbard and the Democratic establishment.
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That rise has helped to underscore the salience of the issue in this crowded GOP race.
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These factors underscore Fonterra's two-notch rating differential to Nestle and one-notch differential to Unilever.
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Their reactions underscore the company's first-quarter financial results, which zoomed past analysts' estimates last week.
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In fact, he needs to adopt inclusive policies that seek to underscore peoples' desire for compromise.
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While Carter claimed that human rights would underscore his foreign policy, he effusively praised the shah.
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Bulls and Bears • The use of Chumbawamba's "Tubthumping" to underscore Bobby's resilience is slyly, bitterly ironic.
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Abroad, it focuses on scandals that underscore the hubris, hypocrisy, and failings of Western political systems.
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The sculptures you recently showed at Long Gallery Harlem, Dis-integrate and Underscore are really beautiful.
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Benton's memo seems to underscore the fact that Ebell plays no role inside the White House.
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"The data really underscore the importance of knowing the biggest risks to our safety," said Vogel.
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It is a stark contrast between me and Mikie Sherrill, and we're here to underscore that.
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In three instances works from the 1960s or '70s underscore the achievements of distinguished female artists.
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If any good comes from the Republicans' partisan blockade, it will be to underscore that reality.
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" That allowance, Ms. Fitzpatrick says, is to underscore that the new guidelines are "not about punishment.
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Despite the vast differences, the cases underscore just how important and competitive college admissions have become.
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These early contracts underscore the smelters' desire to secure concentrate supply as competition for ore increases.
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Strategists say that if party leaders underscore that message, it will benefit the former vice president.
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We came on a mission — to underscore the state of the union on homelessness and poverty.
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I cannot underscore the seriousness of following these measures to help our neighbors, friends, and families.
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Fritz's comments underscore the risk that Trump's trade war with China poses for the U.S. economy.
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The debate organizers set up an empty podium to underscore that Trudeau had declined an invitation.
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There are a few undeniable truths about our current situation that underscore the need to act.
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Rather, these trials underscore that the efficacy of a mask depends on how it is used.
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The changes worry international organizations and underscore the difference between U.S. and Chinese approaches to cybersecurity.
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The findings underscore the consequences of triggering a survival mechanism when the situation isn't life-threatening.
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But Schiff brought up the point to underscore the damage Trump has inflicted on national security.
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Hnath, as with his earlier plays, wanted to underscore that he wasn't re-creating celebrities onstage.
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A second extension would only underscore deepening woes for the deeply troubled TVs-to-construction conglomerate.
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These differences underscore the reason that many humanitarian organizations focus on relief and on economic development.
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But recent developments in West Virginia and elsewhere underscore how unsettled and unpredictable the situation is.
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As Yemen's ongoing connectivity issues underscore, though, the fallback options for some regions are more tenuous.
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Use the background image behind your headshot to underscore your interests and where you're headed professionally.
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While Brabo's words underscore the toughness of the migrants' task, his photos are even more searing.
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With war preparations well underway, many ceremonies were held to underscore America's historical alliance with France.
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New CEO Mark Tritton called the results "unsatisfactory" and said they underscore the imperative for change.
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These trends underscore the urgent need to address anti-Sikh violence and bigotry in our communities.
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Other changes cataloged in the poll underscore how great a change the post-millennials could bring.
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Such efforts only underscore concerns that the bank is reluctant to act decisively, market participants say.
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Shows like this, says award-winning actor Amr Waked, underscore how Egypt's entertainment industry is withering.
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Shows like this, says award-winning actor Amr Waked, underscore how Egypt's entertainment industry is withering.
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I give this preamble to underscore the high expectations I had coming into MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries.
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These numbers underscore just how unpopular Clinton is and how weak of a candidate she was.
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And the campaign has helped to underscore the limits of foreign ownership of Chinese internet companies.
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They were especially keen to find people from different nationalities to underscore the group's global reach.
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The developments underscore the haphazard approach the Trump administration has taken toward using its political power.
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The accounts of manipulation and fraud underscore the many challenges to Mr. Maduro's legitimacy as president.
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Indeed, just to underscore the point on the very same day of Cohen's guilty plea Rep.
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Two wonderfully loopy videos of Dufresne playing multiple versions of herself underscore the complexity of identity.
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But the fight does underscore an ongoing tension between the labels and the big tech platforms.
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To underscore the futility of blanket labels, I'll answer those questions with a few of my own.
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The images underscore the gap between rhetoric and reality in talks to push North Korea to denuclearize.
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Normally, this would underscore how important it is for America to better explain itself to the world.
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The trends underscore the need for state auto-IRA plans to proceed, said Alicia Munnell, CRR's director.
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The sources underscore what TMZ first reported ... that Jussie never said the men were wearing the hats.
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It's hard to adequately underscore just how much Dylan McKay, Perry's character on 90210, was a phenomenon.
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While they're in line with projections, they still underscore how severe the climate change problem is becoming.
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To underscore his point, Dr. Gonzalez showed me her pathology report, which confirmed what he had said.
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The court filings also underscore how these schemes were in many ways run like small technology startups.
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The big picture: These YouTube comments underscore Big Tech's difficulty in policing what happens on their platforms.
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Think of it as casual couture: garments that underscore the fact the wearer's focus is, rightly, elsewhere.
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She told me her intention with these choices is to underscore the immediateness of these environmental issues.
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The problems at the refinery, Canada's largest, underscore concerns over catalyst releases at refineries around North America.
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I really can't underscore how well I think this product will do, simply based on its price.
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The moves underscore how GPA is eager to expand as the food retail sector picks up steam.
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The new features underscore YouTube's efforts to help creators "shape the tone" of their conversations on YouTube.
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"Our findings underscore the need to better understand racial disparities in outcomes after hospice enrollment," said Aldridge.
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The deliberations on finding a partner to help fund the potential deal underscore Time Inc's limited resources.
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Two top federal health officials also visited Congress on Thursday to underscore the importance of Zika funding.
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The potential divestitures underscore how Time Inc's primary attraction for Meredith was building scale in digital advertising.
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The results from this year's study underscore why context matters in evaluating the success of school choice.
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The Lattice deal's woes underscore a U.S. drive to prevent the transfer of sensitive technology to China.
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But the recent developments underscore an existing reality for gay Egyptians: they are in constant physical danger.
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The findings underscore some of the difficulties lawmakers face as they go about repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Abrupt changes to Viacom's bylaws directly related to the auction underscore how acrimonious the drama has become.
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This ridiculous line of advice came up while Conway was trying to underscore the dangers of fentanyl.
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Combined, growing global competition and seismic U.S. demographic shifts underscore the need for top-tier foreign talent.
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As with anyone in the Trump orbit, it's important to underscore that with a caveat: so far.
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GM's move and others underscore Detroit's determination to battle Silicon Valley for dominance of clean urban transport.
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Confusion over cryptocurrencies or disdain for big tech should underscore the need for Congress to provide oversight.
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The results underscore General Mills' struggles with consumers' shifting preference for protein-rich and thicker Greek yogurts.
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Director Tanovic said that by filming in Sarajevo, he hoped to underscore the message of the play.
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She will underscore that it was a mistake, and that she certainly would not do it again.
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The findings underscore the importance of guidelines that emphasize both resistance training and aerobic exercise, Stewart noted.
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Gabriel said Germany would work with the Trump administration to underscore the importance of a international treaties.
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In addition, our risk calculator helps underscore how vast the inequalities in the United States actually are.
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There is no reason to underscore the tragedy we have suffered in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Numbers on income and poverty released by the Census Bureau underscore the consequences of collapsing job quality.
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The various edits underscore two things: the morality of Han Solo and his threshold for mortal violence.
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What this development does underscore, though, is the provocative steps Tehran is taking to counter Trump's policies.
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But Trump's final word on the matter only served to underscore why the position was so critical.
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Interest No. 2: To underscore America's unreliability as a credible ally and serious enforcer of global norms.
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It also can underscore the effects that factors like alcohol and exercise can have on sleep patterns.
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But Apple's decision to make its iPhone sales less transparent may underscore the seriousness of these challenges.
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My second point is to underscore the role Justice Thomas plays in creating this rhetorical tidal wave.
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The findings underscore how exquisitely sensitive our bodies are to different types of exercise, Dr. Burr says.
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It has three swimming pools and three restaurants, which underscore the property's see-and-be-scene vibe.
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In that regard, the inspector general would seem to underscore the stated reason for Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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The current outbreak, and particularly obstacles to tracing it, underscore vulnerabilities in the monitoring of fresh produce.
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The postponements underscore how Trump's impeachment trial is affecting campaign politics on both sides of the aisle.
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The revelation was the latest to underscore the flaws in the F.B.I.'s surveillance of Carter Page.
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Mr. Abe will most likely want to underscore that view and ensure that Mr. Trump agrees. Maybe.
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But New Hampshire may underscore the difficult of getting into a race months after others began campaigning.
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Finally, this month's attacks in Indonesia underscore the fact that Islamist terrorism is not just about men.
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Sanders working class funders really underscore what is at stake in the battle between these two progressives.
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The president's tweets appeared to underscore his focus on how the deadly disease is affecting financial markets.
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Clearly, what holds these poems together is not technique but the open, honest feelings that underscore them.
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Protests against Iran's clerical rulers since the weekend underscore that political uncertainties remain in the Middle East.
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There are lessons to be learned, no doubt, but it is also important to underscore the differences.
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Taken together, they underscore that the subject is, if nothing else, a guy who likes to talk.
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The two initiatives underscore Walmart's emphasis on smooth store operations and customer service during the holiday season.
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The auto and housing slumps underscore the growth fears at the heart of the recent market mayhem.
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Plenty of parents start their kids off with a piggy bank to underscore the importance of savings.
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The Tanks underscore Tate Modern's emphasis on performance art and the displacement of sculpture from the plinth.
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To underscore the scope of the work: Almost 240,235 power poles need to be repaired or replaced.
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Paintings like that underscore the value of the Anschutz Collection, which strives to be lean, though meaningful.
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It's unnecessary, annoying, and only serves to underscore the game's weakest elements, rather than celebrating its best.
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Ashley's comments underscore the need for countries like the United States to ratify the CTBT, Zerbo said.
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The cases underscore the SEC's insistence that the relatively new digital financial products must follow traditional securities rules.
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Nevertheless, they say the documents underscore why policy makers should consider giving less weight to industry-funded studies.
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They also underscore how minorities — including women and nonwhites — can actively participate in the exclusion of other minorities.
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These two cases underscore the serious challenges American law enforcement face as they work to battle extremist ideologies.
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The two incidents underscore a central challenge for technology companies as they reluctantly wade deeper into policing content.
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Created in tandem with her partner, photographer Raffael Dickreuter, Howard's images underscore that skin tones don't sell clothes.
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As if to underscore the point of the Climate March, Washington, DC was muggy, sticky, and unseasonably hot.
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The results underscore a crucial challenge for Democrats seeking to unseat President Donald Trump in next year's election.
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First, Trump's actions underscore (again) how desperate he is to avoid disclosing his tax returns and financial records.
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I say this not to grind an axe with anyone in particular but to underscore a larger phenomenon.
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Morris's drawings, maybe because of the smaller scale, underscore the devotion the artist must have to each work.
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The moves underscore Walmart's renewed focus on catching up with competitors, ranging from grocer Aldi Inc to Amazon.
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But the disagreements underscore the discord growing within Facebook's key acquisitions right when the company needs them most.
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Comcast's strong broadband gains underscore the company's successful pivot to broadband, providing expanding margins and lower capital intensity.
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Work Out A Payment Plan Or Lower Bill We can't underscore the value of trying this out enough.
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The researchers underscore that the ideas these young people express about gender and relationships are important and consequential.
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The usual prescriptions of facts, rational arguments and appeals to empathy merely underscore the impotence of being earnest.
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Conflicting views on whether the coronavirus can be spread through the air underscore the confusion surrounding the outbreak.
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The South Korean navy said the drills were designed to underscore its commitment to defending the broader area.
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Why it matters: The stats only underscore the unbelievable media power of the 29-year-old House freshman.
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To underscore that demand, one of the bigger startups in the space is announcing a sizeable funding round.
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In an effort to underscore the urgency of political action on this issue, I recently testified in Congress.
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No one came out and said #AllBodiesMatter, but that was the tone that seemed to underscore these responses.
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The numbers underscore the deep national divisions fueling incidents of racial and political confrontation in the United States.
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Other images still are more enigmatic and underscore the fact that the Rochard dolls were meant for adults.
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As if to underscore this fact, there's Stephen Collins, admitted child molester, in one of the lead roles.
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Apple also has made other acquisitions that underscore its interest in developing the technology that powers the hardware.
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Although his subjects often exemplify the courage of exceptional individuals, they unwittingly underscore the failures of our institutions.
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Roberts had held up Fanning's nomination for months to underscore his opposition to any possible transfer of detainees.
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Their remarks underscore the policy dilemmas facing several countries around the world in the wake of Trump's Nov.
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Dreary economic numbers The latest economic data underscore the high-stakes involved in the US-China trade war.
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To underscore the point, he submitted a quarterly budget request recently that was a nice round number: $0.
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The attorney general's rollout was obviously designed to underscore — and accomplish — an overall program of toughness on crime.
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Both Irby and West enthusiastically underscore the magic that comes from working with someone who just gets you.
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The day is meant to underscore how much still needs to be done to achieve gender equality worldwide.
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Mostly, the White House is seeking to underscore what they regard as deep similarities between Obama and Trudeau.
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" It then added, "We underscore that states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote.
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The deal terms also underscore how different this acquisition looks from Lore's last acquisition, when he sold Diapers.
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" Trump had said, "We underscore that states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote.
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To underscore just how much people love MagSafe, just look around at all of the products copying it.
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He will underscore the need for international corporate tax reforms in remarks to the National Association of Manufacturers.
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The drug arrests also underscore the importance of limiting what you post online or store on your phone.
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These discoveries underscore it is time to get serious about addressing Hezbollah's massive military buildup in southern Lebanon.
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These three Ts underscore a strategic diversification that has created an oil-independent economy in the thriving emirate.
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Santos' remarks underscore the hurdle the deal faces in Brazil, Monsanto's most important market after the United States.
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Recent bombings in the Saudi cities of Medina, Jeddah and Qatif underscore the reach the jihadists already have.
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The estimates also underscore the importance of the census itself, which will be conducted beginning April 21625, 2900.
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While many official say the figures indicate a successful program, they also underscore the low level of compliance.
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Photos and videos shared by residents and journalists on the island underscore the magnitude of the volcanic explosion.
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The retailer used diverse casting to underscore the wide range of sizes and shapes within the plus market.
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In his remarks on Wednesday, Mr. Corbyn seemed to underscore his apparent lack of interest in vote chasing.
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Foreign aid is beginning to arrive, as photographs emerging from the area underscore the devastation (The Associated Press).
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However, these incidents underscore the need for a federal safety framework as implemented by the SELF DRIVE Act.
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They also underscore the possibility the president is vulnerable to possible charges of violating federal campaign-finance laws.
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In fact, his stated positions on topics such as racial profiling underscore his racist views of minority communities.
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Veterans are well-positioned to fill these vacancies, and these numbers underscore a steady flow of potential workers.
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A series of drug busts in Belize underscore that country's central location for drug trafficking through Central America.
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"Cutting grants is absolutely, categorically not happening," he said, producing four years of data to underscore the point.
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On the contrary, the official said, a summit with Xi would underscore Kim's standing as a world leader.
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The Harris comments underscore a new, if subtle, rhetorical shift on the campaign trail among the 2020 Democrats.
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One chapter explores the trope of the wounded warrior, intended to underscore sacrifices colonial troops supposedly willingly made.
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His political tracts underscore the value of diversity, of stellar public education, of equal opportunities for the poor.
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And one of the things I was telling people is, you can't underscore being cooperative and not disagreeing.
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The latest revelations about President Trump's past tax reports underscore the importance of examining his more recent returns.
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Their complaints underscore problems with some types of cheaper health insurance alternatives that the Trump administration has expanded.
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That would underscore what analysts say is Russia's true interest — sowing political discord in democracies, regardless of ideology.
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" He said the state's response should "underscore the state's commitment to our veterans and frontline health care employees.
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Taken together, the cases underscore the United States intelligence community's primary fears about China and its largest companies.
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There is no need for demonstrations in the historic district to underscore the dead hand of the state.
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But all of the above factors and possible scenarios underscore the truly remarkable historic story unfolding right now.
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A new law would also underscore that society considers white supremacist violence on par with jihadism, she said.
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The accusations underscore the particular challenges that officials face in trying to curb sexual predation in correctional facilities.
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The revelations, Democrats argue, underscore the need for witnesses and documents — something Republicans have so far resisted. Sen.
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Their responses underscore the difficulty party leaders face in fashioning a defense as evidence mounts against Mr. Trump.
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CF Justin Upton's recent struggles, underscore the team's overall performance at the plate over the past two weeks.
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But in some ways, Tuesday's news conference served only to underscore Mr. Bannon's lasting influence on Mr. Trump.
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Several of the president's guests underscore the recurring emphasis he's put on border security and curbing unauthorized immigration.
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That's what we'd say and we'd laugh, to underscore conventional, as if maybe we were some other kind.
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Kelly's comments also underscore the pressure White House officials are putting on Congress to take action on DACA.
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The moves also underscore the challenges of rapidly expanding immigration enforcement, a centerpiece of President Trump's campaign platform.
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"We underscore that states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote," the statement said.
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Republicans will tee up questions that underscore their view the trial needs to come to an end soon.
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Government officials have been told to avoid using the word "Brexit" to underscore the idea that the Jan.
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He hosted another webinar on ADP on Wednesday, aiming to underscore his claim that the company is inefficient.
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The numbers underscore how large pockets of America continue to rely heavily on coal for power and jobs.
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In a daylong session, their debate will underscore the deep divisions between Democrats and Mr. Trump's Republican allies.
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This trend seems to underscore a growing interest both in the countryside and in the provenance of food.
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It is the latest industry move to underscore that fewer Americans are traveling to Cuba than originally anticipated.
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His sometimes shaky performance may underscore concerns many Democratic voters have about his ability to take on Trump.
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The photographs underscore the conflation of Iraqi civilians with Hussein who, for Americans, became a symbol of evil.
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A fact she pointed out to underscore that such harassment was really about power and not self-presentation.
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Cases like the Darknet Shopper underscore this point by revealing the distributed, and unpredictable, nature of surrogate code.
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That may also underscore the fact that this is an awkward issue for Republicans to really rally behind.
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The police groups backing the bill underscore what they say has become a new threat: ambush-style attacks.
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Their revivals underscore the appeal of a good challenge, artistic or otherwise: discomfort, growth, and a meaningful connection.
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It is only the latest in a wave of stories that underscore the hazards facing young people in cyberspace.
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A landmark designation in effect would reinforce the agreement and underscore the city's fondness for a pop-culture artifact.
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The report and the dissent underscore a yearslong battle between C.F.T.C. officials and Wall Street over position-limits rules.
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Yet these actions also underscore an important point about the agreement: It was a transactional -- not a transformational -- agreement.
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First, it would underscore a massive rupture in how America and South Korea approach ending North Korea's nuclear program.
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He told CNN once it is finished, he plans to bring it to Trump directly to underscore the stakes.
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"I repeat," he continued, veering away from his prepared remarks and hitting the wooden lectern to underscore his point.
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To underscore that these protests are rooted in an Internet video, and not a broader failure of policy; 3.
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While researchers acknowledge that plastic is integral to everyday life, they underscore the urgent need to reduce plastic waste.
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The early results for "Feud," meanwhile, underscore the challenge such programs face on networks that generate revenue from advertising.
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I'm saying all of that to underscore the importance that our work at Define American transcend[s] political parties.
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The practices described in the report underscore how few judicial restraints there are on police use of facial recognition.
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The bottom line: The early results underscore the fact that today's systems aren't a good substitute for human drivers.
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The social network wants to underscore that live videos don't necessarily have to be polished productions or grand occasions.
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The incredible rise of the wealthy only serves to underscore the lack of wealth in other areas, after all.
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The attacks underscore that Kasich's campaign is, in some ways at least, casting about for something -- anything -- to stick.
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Republicans underscore the narrative that their party is falling apart by panicking over Trump's continued success in the primaries.
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As if to underscore the point one of the goats jets a stream of urine at your correspondent's shoe.
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It would also underscore Akhundzada's authority and proverbial street cred in the eyes of the Taliban rank-and-file.
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Thursday's strikes may have been engineered to underscore the risk to global oil supplies during Abe's visit, they say.
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This matter is of keen public interest and the facts of this case underscore the importance of proceeding carefully.
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As if to underscore Neuralink's medicinal ambitions, the company's head surgeon, Matthew MacDougall, spoke onstage dressed in blue scrubs.
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That, they underscore, will depend on many other things, such as cost, regulatory concerns, political pressure and social resistance.
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That should underscore an important lesson for whoever sits in the Oval Office next -- Asia's leaders will be watching.
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But Ive's announcement on Thursday does underscore a shift in the importance of the industrial design group at Apple.
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Recent revelations of Russian ad-buying on Facebook during America's presidential election underscore the risk of so little oversight.
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Why it matters: The findings underscore how the topic is playing a prominent role early in the 2020 contest.
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It's examples like this, though, that underscore the importance of the proposed Department of Transportation guidelines for autonomous cars.
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Military ties Hosting the meeting on the Intrepid will, however, underscore the close military ties between the two countries.
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Kraft's results underscore the challenges of an industry that is already struggling with rising raw material and operational costs.
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The events underscore how it can take days for airlines to reboot operations after a brief outage or storm.
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The three cases underscore how difficult it is for prosecutors to hold police officers accountable for using deadly force.
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The "photos underscore the depths to which the Syrian regime has gone with the support of ... Russia," Jones said.
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The visits underscore the campaign's strategy to highlight the Bush family name, which is very popular in South Carolina.
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Their three entries underscore their own disunity, something the Egyptian hopeful Moushira Khattab has indicated stymie the Arab bid.
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" As if to underscore his point, he also referred to Putin as "the Russian thug standing next to [Trump].
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Microsoft's IPO process has a storyline worth repeating, as it will underscore our point about the difference in eras.
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A number of operational appointments, meanwhile, is expected to underscore Faury's focus on stabilizing output and fixing quality problems.
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The allegations of fraud underscore the need for guardrails to protect the integrity of charitable support for insurance premiums.
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The string of remarks underscore Japanese policymakers' strong concern over recent yen rises that could hurt already soft exports.
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In the face of nationwide campaigns to depict trans people as bathroom boogeymen, Chapin's lovely portraits underscore their humanity.
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Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis.
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Recent bombings in the Saudi cities of Medina, Jeddah and Qatif underscore the reach that the jihadists already have.
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The committee is in a prime position to highlight looming threats and underscore areas that require increased policy attention.
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Recent events in Brussels underscore the reality that terrorists will strike where they believe that they can have success.
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The latest developments are an unexpected twist that underscore the banking regulators' increasingly aggressive stance toward Wall Street misdeeds.
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Such outcomes seem unlikely but underscore Democratic efforts to raise the stakes amid frustration with the administration's perceived stonewalling.
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Raising money solely to manage a shift away from fossil fuels would underscore Berlin's focus on making the transition.
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A second referendum, far from disrespecting the results of the first one, would underscore the sovereignty of the people.
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Russell pointed to two specific examples to underscore the important role word order can play when conducting a search.
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His talks with Apple underscore the race for production talent among streaming players as the landscape becomes more crowded.
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But researchers' findings underscore that the data network is going live with some vulnerabilities and flaws still in place.
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This results of the Politico/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday morning underscore the complexity of the current healthcare debate.
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"It is important to underscore that the failure of the Google device stems from the design of the "touchpad.
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Those numbers underscore just how badly the Republican Party has estranged itself from what one of its natural constituencies.
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Ultimately, the findings underscore the plasticity of the brain, and the ways in which our memory can be altered.
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The study authors hope their findings will underscore the need for more human genitalia-focused lessons in sexual education.
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The efforts — and their wider embrace by the medical establishment — underscore the urgency of the needs of medical professionals.
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The government's planned crisis measures underscore just how severe Berlin expects the economic impact of the coronavirus to become.
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The cases underscore the challenge that social media companies face in thwarting and deleting objectionable activity on their platforms.
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To underscore the message, the play opens with the killing of a Native American scout by a European settler.
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The black, green, violet, and yellow bands bordering the rectangles frame the totems as well as underscore their separateness.
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One of the countries most often cited as a populist success last year may also underscore the movement's challenges.
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These efforts underscore some faults in the US' fragmented health insurance system, in which coverage varies widely per payer.
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The cases that have pushed Mr. Trump to criticize American criminal justice, however, only underscore our two-tiered system.
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Samantha, like Rosie, has also written a book called Underscore which is set to hit shelves later this month.
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Far from trivializing the Mueller report, this shift in focus would underscore the significance of its most troubling revelations.
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These attacks in the left press underscore how divisive a figure she is even among the party's left wing.
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He would publicly upbraid her for subpar performances, sometimes throwing objects or kicking a wall to underscore his disappointment.
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Mr. Powell's remarks underscore the challenge facing the central bank, from both a policy-setting and a communications standpoint.
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And this does more to underscore Mead's broader point about China's inherent weaknesses than it does to contradict it.
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Major outbreaks in Japan, South Korea and Italy underscore the risk posed to other big economies from the coronavirus.
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Concerns about Foxconn's production also underscore the potential broader impact the epidemic could have on global electronic supply chains.
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Even if it had rung, Big Ben would have served only to underscore the attenuated nature of the celebration.
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While his resignation is not expected to bring down the government, it would underscore deep divisions within 5-Star.
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While his resignation is not expected to bring down the government, it would underscore deep divisions within 5-Star.
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To underscore their outsider status —and their sometimes unorthodox methods — we hit on the idea of a D.I.Y. flier.
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The United States has expelled at least 17 Cuban diplomats to underscore its view that Cuba bears some responsibility.
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But Trump's attacks this week underscore how the president's campaign increasingly views Sanders as a potential general election threat.
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Interim CEO Greg Smith said in a statement Tuesday that the training will underscore a Boeing commitment to safety.
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And soaring tensions between the United States and Iran underscore the economic and security benefits of America's oil boom.
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The conversations underscore the urgency Biden is facing as he is locked in a tight battle with Vermont Sen.
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Barbash, like Keo, has also written a book called Underscore, which is set to hit shelves later this month.
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The studies underscore the risk Warren took introducing so many -- and such detailed -- plans so early in the campaign.
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"These facts underscore the impossibility of return for the nearly one million Rohingya refugees, mostly in Bangladesh," it added.
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As Kennedy would later underscore, "Minuteman was my ace in the hole" in successfully resolving the Cuban missile crisis.
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A deal for Oxford Immunotec would underscore the interest of bigger diagnostic companies in its so-called T-SPOT.
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POLITICO has zeroed in on three House Democrats whose different approaches to impeachment underscore the tensions the party faces.
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Yet the senator's recent efforts underscore his insistence on not receding from a Republican Party now dominated by Trump.
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The results also underscore a shift where U.S. consumers are favoring larger SUVs, crossovers and trucks, instead of cars.
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The company takes great pains to underscore its global ambitions every time it talks to investors and media outlets.
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The comments underscore Sondland's eagerness to draw a line between himself and the president in the rapidly-unfolding scandal.
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The display was intended to underscore Russia's "increased transparency and our adherence to the I.N.F. Treaty," said Lt. Gen.
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The curators of the MFA show cite an exchange between the two painters to underscore Bush's love of color.
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Some of the brushstrokes move through space like sensual, grooved ribbons, while others underscore the painting's two-dimensional surface.
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To further underscore her legacy, images related to the struggle for human rights and freedoms will adorn the reverse.
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Their statements underscore a primary season strategy of focusing on issues that cut across racial groups, like transgender rights.
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The differences between the two books also underscore the effect that time has on how stories are told — and read.
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His remarks underscore improved sentiment since President Michel Temer vowed to curb the government's presence in Latin America's largest economy.
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The moves underscore worries of a new boom in political interference as the United States enters a pivotal campaign season.
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They underscore the idea that the art of investing in something you truly can't live without is worth every penny.
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As if to underscore that point, attorney Dale Wills, representing Remington, said the company continues to defend the trigger design.
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Both competitions underscore what a demanding pursuit wildlife photography can be, requiring an enormous commitment to capturing the perfect shot.
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Today's rejoinders to criticism of these policies from many establishment Democrats underscore how tone deaf the party elites have become.
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We've designed this education in consultation with outside experts to underscore the difference between acceptable ad targeting and ad discrimination.
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As the chief justice's rulings underscore, the First Amendment denies the government the authority to entrench one party in power.
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While Gou's visit shed little light on the Foxconn project itself, it did underscore the political tangle that surrounds it.
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Multiple assessments of seafood supply chains of major brands and retailers sourcing from the Thai seafood sector underscore the risks.
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To underscore support for NATO, the Senate and House both voted for resolutions supporting the alliance on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The studies underscore that the amount people pay for their Obamacare plans is often strongly related to where they live.
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Several developments from just the beginning of September underscore this trend: Liquefied nature gas (LNG) markets and infrastructure are expanding.
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Naturally, when the time came to play it, he stepped behind a keyboard, the better to underscore his musical chops.
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More importantly, the disagreements underscore how Facebook's acquisition strategy could be losing steam right when the company needs it most.
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Uber aspires to be a one-stop-shop for transportation and delivery, and a monthly subscription helps underscore that mission.
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Trump's forays into arbitration over the past decade underscore complaints consumer advocates have about the modern state of the system.
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Defense lawyers have also sought to underscore any inconsistencies between the women's testimony and earlier statements they made to investigators.
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The exhibition additionally includes five large-scale charcoal pieces, all 46 by 46 inches square, which underscore Moore's brilliant draftsmanship.
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I get that Wormald needs an inappropriately showy vehicle to underscore the foolhardy way he spends his ill-gotten cash.
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Pine River's struggles underscore the difficulties faced by large hedge fund managers who have failed to produce market-beating returns.
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To underscore that, he brings his Chicago with him on Coloring Book, sharing tracks with Saba, Towkio, Jeremih, and Noname.
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Her written answers to questions went further to underscore her opposition to any attempt to reinstate harsh interrogation of suspects.
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"We underscore that states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote," Trump said in the statement.
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The central bank's forecasts, reflected in its 90-day bank bill rates, underscore another rate cut is on the horizon.
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Obama visited Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument to underscore the efforts he's taken to preserve some of the world's threatened ecosystems.
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Yet, as if to underscore how comfortable he was in his innocence, Christie still decided to launch his presidential bid.
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The hope then was to underscore the success of the initiative in the hopes the next administration would continue it.
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Or was it announced exactly as the tournament started to underscore the fact that Indiana had not made said tournament?
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If Britain suffers as a result, this will underscore their central message, that leaving the EU is a bad call.
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"I want to underscore that this is a separate matter from whether the president's allegations have any truth," he said.
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To underscore that prediction, here are the things we know will be there, and a few more we are anticipating.
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Learn to find bugs in your code faster and gain a deeper understanding of frameworks such as jQuery and Underscore.
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They momentum Houston built fouling Drummond was fleeting, which served to underscore the grumbling that came from both locker rooms.
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The safety warnings on the Luxturna website underscore these potential hazards, including potential eye infections and further declines in vision.
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The comments underscore the challenge party leaders face as they grapple with a raucous primary that is dominating the airwaves.
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Yet these attacks also underscore exactly why the independent judiciary is such a crucial part of our system of government.
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The depth, novelty, and ambition of the World Finalists' proposals underscore the centrality of youth to securing a sustainable future.
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These alarming statistics underscore a growing mental health crisis in our country, and even the legislative community is taking note.
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These episodes underscore the extraordinary sensitivity of Jordan's position in matters that are ostensibly battles between Israel and the Palestinians.
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An improvement in business investment or sales expectations would underscore the central bank's recent shift to a more hawkish stance.
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But deals like this underscore how — for now, at least — startups continue to thrive and talent is still staying put.
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"We underscore that (like last year) near-term investor sentiment is likely to be shaped by iPhone revenues," Sacconaghi wrote.
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To underscore her lack of romantic interest, Ms. Alden pointed out to Mr. Spahn the many single women in attendance.
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McMaster's impending departure does underscore what we've long known about the Trump administration, which is that it's a grinding mess.
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Indeed, the concerns voiced by Justices Kennedy, Thomas, and Alito in dissent underscore just how broad that impact could be.
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Taken together, the developments underscore the new political reality facing Trump as he readies for his reelection bid in 22019.
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The attack just serves to underscore the woeful state of national cybersecurity (and is just damn embarrassing for the DNC).
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The figures underscore challenges tech companies face in transforming cultures that critics say are too homogenous, white and male-dominated.
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What makes last week's developments significant is that they underscore a marked and palpable growth in the momentum for legalization.
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Her sharp, steely stories underscore, often absorbingly, the collisions of race and class, and the emotional trade-offs of attainment.
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Instead, Tillerson focused on two difficult issues which underscore the new tension in the bilateral relationship: coca production and trade.
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Their experiences underscore the pitfalls that confront business leaders whose professional success does not always translate into the education field.
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J.P. Morgan analyst Ken Goldman said Campbell's weak results underscore the lower demand that packaged-food companies have been facing.
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"These sickening reports underscore why the abortion industry must be held to the highest scrutiny," Fichter said in the statement.
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There is no denying, however, that Monday's revelations underscore also the agreement's deep, structural flaws that ought to be fixed.
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But even these hints underscore the impression that an avoidance of misunderstanding has been bought at the cost of oversimplification.
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The terms underscore the power consumers routinely give to Amazon and other big technology companies when using their free services.
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And, to underscore the extent to which Republicans are playing dumb, obstruction of justice isn't something only presidents can do.
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" He said the vulgar emoji was added to underscore "how adamantly opposed Papa John's is to groups of this nature.
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Some of its investments have been contrarian and underscore the extent to which Tiger is not like other investment firms.
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The track, "Bystander 2," follows suit, evoking dark, atmospheric tones that underscore its central themes of social strife and apathy.
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It's a complex geometry that only an analogy, with its capacity to both underscore likeness and contain difference, can comprehend.
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The numbers underscore the difficulties that Uber and companies of its ilk face when trying to build and expand globally.
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I'm assuming that Ms. Backhaus deliberately shaped her characters in the mold of familiar domestic comedies to underscore their universality.
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Some details in the new suit underscore the difficult position immigration enforcement officials are in as the virus outbreak intensifies.
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Still, Warren's demands underscore a desire for the federal government to avoid repeating the mistakes of the 2008-era bailouts.
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Today, to underscore its global ambitions in that regard, Stripe is adding some expansions to several of its existing products.
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These dueling results, from a survey by Quinnipiac, underscore a conflict that some Democratic voters seem to be wrestling with.
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The events underscore the challenge of persuading people to adapt to the public health restrictions enacted amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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We want to underscore that we absolutely respect the rights of shoppers to provide us feedback and voice their concerns.
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That widespread imitation has served mostly to underscore the distinctive qualities of the original — and those qualities are singular indeed.
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The four limb-like forms extending helplessly into the air from what looks like a mountain-torso underscore the question.
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Terms like Southern drawl, Midwestern twang or Valley Girl upspeak underscore the layered status attached to particular ways of speaking.
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But the results still underscore that rehabilitation alone may not be sufficient to prevent repeat injuries, Bengtsson said by email.
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He deploys, for example, a clever thought experiment to underscore how far humans have come in creating a global civilization.
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We want to underscore that we absolutely respect the rights of shoppers to provide us feedback and voice their concerns.
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But the results underscore how Google is still an advertising company first and foremost, with other businesses a distant second.
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Democratic lawmakers seized on those statements, saying they underscore the need to call more firsthand witnesses in Trump&aposs trial.
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Their comments underscore that Trump is almost certain to be acquitted in the third presidential impeachment trial in U.S. history.
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The deals underscore the potential conflicts of interest Trump will face after he is sworn in as president on Jan.
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The statement said the motto was used by team, known as the Black Knights, to underscore teamwork, loyalty and toughness.
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As if to underscore these problems, members continue to buy and sell shares in companies that have business before Congress.
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It can underscore the everyday strangeness of modern life, putting its uncertainty, fragmentation, confusion and alienation into expressive, cinematic terms.
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The results also underscore that both solid taxpayer service and effective enforcement are needed for the best possible tax administration.
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" The stories underscore how "sexual harassment is not OK, period — regardless of whether it's by a man, or a woman.
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Primary debates often underscore divisions within the party, Hans Noel, an associate professor of government at Georgetown University, told TIME.
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There is a very long list of Nobel Prizes, patents, and blockbuster drugs in the clinic that underscore this pattern.
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To underscore that point, I spoke to a business group this week that operates in a highly economically sensitive industry.
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To underscore the sense of physical push and pull, they managed to make a violent action movie with no guns.
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"They underscore just how far finance still has to travel to regain its social licence," Haldane said in a speech.
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An exit would underscore the financial constraints at the state-run firm and also the soft outlook for LNG prices.
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Both events underscore the very real sacrifices we ask the men and woman in uniform to make on our behalf.
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As events like this underscore, you can't trust a YouTube channel about games is merely a YouTube channel about games.
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To Dr. Williams, these episodes underscore the need to improve the way police officers react when they encounter older citizens.
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These photographs also underscore the vital role black southerners had in the region's economy, culture and daily life, despite segregation.
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The zombies in Dawn of the Dead underscore the fears of capitalism and mindless consumption that racked the late 22013s.
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Legion's most powerful moments — in Haller's memories, his imagination, or whatever's happening to him in the present — underscore this credo.
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But stopping at the Panera did underscore the extent to which white suburban voters may still prove reliable Republican votes.
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Trump's personal unpopularity is, of course, a problem for him going forward, and GOP losses in the House underscore that.
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Those grim reports underscore the importance of the Paris pact, said Petteri Taalas, secretary-general of the World Meteorological Organization.
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To underscore the point, the company will begin a social media campaign this week to support the National Eating Disorders Association.
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It takes slightly longer than a hard press, but its existence seems to underscore just how useless 3D Touch has become.
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However, this year's exercise continued to underscore the need for banks to remain vigilant in terms of their capital planning processes.
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There's other music in the movie as well, including Beethoven's Ode to Joy, to underscore a monologue about Ode to Joy.
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BOK Governor Lee Ju-yeol, however, took pains to underscore that the Fed wasn't the lone factor in its policy deliberations.
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First, she talks with Kenny, who tries to clear the air between them and underscore that he's not a violent monster.
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The files underscore that as Trump openly battles with the Fourth Estate, the venom he spews, while alarming, is not unique.
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It was also meant to underscore U.S. concern about continued persecution of the Rohingya Muslim minority in the Buddhist-majority nation.
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The details behind the scenes underscore how history, nationalism, systemic differences, and increasing mistrust and miscalculation, have become a combustible mix.
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Infrastructures were built for able bodies, where legs could easily bend and straighten over curbs and stairs to underscore normative agility.
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Taken by official White House photographers, the photographs also underscore the drastically different styles of the presidents who oversaw the missions.
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The big picture: The explosions underscore the inherent risks of relying on fuels that can be explosive, Axios' Amy Harder writes.
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"Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis," she wrote.
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"We underscore that Turkey will face very real and negative consequences if it completes its S-400 delivery," the official added.
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Shawkat is not the only person with ties to the show to address the incident, although some statements underscore her point.
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The questions around what it does and does not allow underscore how vague its rules are for many of its members.
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Was the plan to take away birth control on anniversary of Access Hollywood tape release to underscore how creepy DJT is?
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The BSI and the federal criminal police met with lawmakers on Wednesday to discuss the case and underscore better security procedures.
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Jessica called her bill "satirical" in an effort to underscore the healthcare restrictions women face in Texas under GOP led lawmakers.
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However, just because something is made to underscore a point or indulge in some gallows humor doesn't mean it can't hurt.
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These details may seem insignificant but they still underscore Bey's enigmatic nature and push us further into her orbit of mysteries.
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The Grindr and PatientsLikeMe actions underscore that CFIUS is more focused than ever on how data can pose a security threat.
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In his memo on Tuesday, Mr. Cryan sought to underscore his role in clearing the litigation cloud hovering over Deutsche Bank.
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"The death of these three police officers underscore the danger that police across the country confront every single day," he said.
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Recent controversies around data privacy , fake news and election propaganda underscore the dangers when they fail to police themselves, he added.
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Trump and the crown prince were expected to underscore the strength of U.S.-Saudi ties which suffered under the Obama administration.
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These sums underscore just how far and fast the company has leaped since first being founded as Urban Compass in 2012.
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This is your chance to explain who you are, what you do and why, underscore momentum and call out recent achievements.
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The debt restructuring and sale underscore how Brazil's severest recession since the 1930s is straining relations between corporate borrowers and lenders.
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"These results underscore the importance of reassurance, psychosocial support, and coping mechanisms" when treating patients with functional heartburn, the researchers write.
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The statistics underscore the competitive nature of the county, but they also show a place tilting somewhat favorably toward Hillary Clinton.
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But the President hopes the trek will help underscore the efforts he's taken to preserve some of the world's threatened ecosystems.
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They also underscore the deteriorating economics at lower-quality shopping centers, whose risk of failure rises when an anchor tenant exits.
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Harnett and O'Connor are expert at fundraising and networking, for example, which a recent dinner in San Francisco helped to underscore.
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Monday's market mauling only helped underscore the Fed's big challenge this year, namely raising interest rates in a slow-growth environment.
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Plank said the changes underscore their transition from "a great brand with good operations" to a "great brand with great operations."
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Marks, the head of EHF, said that the findings underscore an urgent need to improve consumer literacy among health insurance customers.
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But these last-minute strategy sessions underscore the fundamental lack of a coordinated effort in the party to derail Trump's campaign.
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Director Watt's remarks underscore the administration's consistent position regarding [their] conservatorship: the best long-term solution is comprehensive housing finance reform.
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The results underscore Uber's strength in recent years as it battled cab-based rivals in Brazil that have drawn foreign investors.
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Second, in trying to underscore the point, he became belligerent and rude to reporter April Ryan of American Urban Radio Networks.
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TD's leading position in Canada and a respectable market position in the eastern United States underscore its sustained solid liquidity profile.
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The new round was led by Insight Venture Partners, with participation from previous investors Matrix Partners, Underscore VC and Leaders Fund.
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The findings underscore the importance of better postoperative support and closer attention to injurious lifestyle issues like smoking and alcohol abuse.
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Rising imports underscore the challenges that the Trump administration faces in its quest to boost annual GDP growth to 21.9 percent.
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Just one-- one follow-up just to underscore a point you said that a lower corporate tax rate will increase profits.
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Together, the proposals underscore Buttigieg's effort to break into the policy realm at a time when other candidates, such as Sen.
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The moves by both agencies underscore the uncertainty about politics and monetary policy in what was once a star emerging market.
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What the study does underscore is the useful role which active fund managers play in helping the market allocate capital efficiently.
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Under the plan, future directors would be civilians, an arrangement meant to underscore that NSA is not subordinate to Cyber Command.
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But the high death rate and removal before discharge underscore that there are pressures to insert too many of these tubes.
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However, the new applications underscore the need for the FDA to first put in place critical guidelines to ensure patient safety.
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These threats underscore the urgency of strengthening deterrence in the Balkans and Black Sea and of helping Ukraine to defend itself.
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Annual State Department and Freedom House reports underscore that the Russian judicial system lacks independence from the country's powerful executive branch.
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These current and past contrasts with Democrats' 2020 desires underscore the party's impending pell-mell plunge out of the political mainstream.
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Brady said Wednesday that shrinking corporate earnings and stagnating pay underscore the urgent need to overhaul parts of the tax code.
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She is known for her visual ingenuity, often using puppetry, choreographed movement, and technological wizardry to underscore human (and animal) behavior.
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Ahead, markets will watch U.S. jobs data due during U.S. hours, with the April report likely to underscore labor market strength.
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The differing approaches favored by McConnell and the White House underscore the tension Washington Republicans face as the Alabama election nears.
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To underscore the generational aspect of the ANWR debate, Lisa Murkowski recalled the day of the ANWR vote in December 2005.
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Her hand moves rhythmically, shaking and pointing, as a way to underscore the potential of new realities for a future generation.
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Barré just kept moving, kept finding ways to perturb expectation as well as underscore our inability to see the whole picture.
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Why it matters: The findings underscore the immense challenge of reigning in heat-trapping emissions in an increasingly energy-hungry world.
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That his reddit shitpost soon blew up only served to underscore the notion that, perhaps, destiny had come knocking for him.
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Leave it to Kim Kardashian and a quick pre-red carpet dress tweak to underscore how narrowly skin tones are defined.
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As if to underscore the point, Trump announced Tillerson's departure in a tweet — before the secretary himself could make a statement.
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"It will underscore how fast and easy it is to visit the gallery from all parts of the city," says Radice.
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A NATO official said Stoltenberg's comments underscore deeper concern throughout the alliance, since they represent the consensus among its 28 members.
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The most recent episode only serves to underscore how poorly many continue to be treated, despite the efforts of successive administrations.
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"The latest tragic deaths in custody of young children underscore the need for oversight of the Administration's policies," the letter says.
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It reveals an artist who seems slightly bored with his own shtick and is taking shortcuts to underscore painting's commodity status.
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"Today's arrests underscore that the ramifications of hazing can be devastating," the university's president, F. King Alexander, said in a statement.
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While these severe deprivations are harrowing, Mr. Mandela's prison letters underscore isolation's other violence: Every incarcerated human is stripped of family.
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To underscore his strength with African American voters nationally, Biden held a large rally in Detroit on Monday night with Sens.
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Mr. Trump's trademarks — "Make America Great Again," and "America First" — underscore his forsaking of his country's traditional commitment to collective ideals.
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Yet resources are being continually poured into studies such as this latest one, to underscore the inaccuracy of that original misfire.
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Above all, they underscore the vulnerabilities of Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, the two candidates atop most polls of Democratic voters.
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The contrast seemed to underscore the income inequality that persists in the city despite the mayor's campaign vows to change it.
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Instead, they only seemed to underscore the beauty of his labor, without the glory that comes with actually winning any games.
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The findings underscore the need for more research into the safety of Crispr, he said, but they don't spell its doom.
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But while they stand out for the initial sticker shock, they don't then underscore why these alliances might be musically beneficial.
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The findings also underscore how badly diagnostic testing has lagged nationwide, allowing the pathogen to spread in American communities largely undetected.
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Cicilline and other senior lawmakers said a winning campaign message will underscore Democrats' commonalities and hammer their opposition to Republicans' stances.
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In other cases, the contents of the report underscore the credibility issues that some Trump officials have faced throughout their tenure.
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Instead, both underscore that for young retail brands, fending off competitors both big and small can prove both expensive and distracting.
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But Franklin reframed it from a female perspective and tweaked the lyrics, spelling out its title to underscore its defiant message.
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" He sought to underscore that point Monday morning, writing on Twitter: "The issue of kneeling has nothing to do with race.
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Even so, the results underscore how crucial it is for parents to be vigilant about gun safety, the study team concludes.
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As if to underscore the transition, the Sierra Nevada is now expected to get its first measurable snowfall of the season.
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The transcripts also underscore how Mr. Agalarov previously tried to act as a bridge between the Kremlin and Donald J. Trump.
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As unlikely as a victory appears, such an upset would underscore the extent to which Oscar voters feel that hunger too.
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But the maps also underscore that the recent gains in health insurance coverage under the ACA have not been consistent nationally.
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The murder of Khashoggi, and the Saudi government's multiple, implausible accounts about his fate, served to underscore MBS's previous rash moves.
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Jackson also used her sentencing comments to underscore that Stone's overarching effort in impeding Congress was to protect Trump from scrutiny.
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These figures underscore the lack of existing and newly constructed affordable rental options for a growing population of cost-burdened households.
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Candidates are hitting the campaign trail to underscore their proposals to ensure every worker has the opportunity to join a union.
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But Biden's fundraising pleas underscore the need to counter a wave of ads in Iowa for Trump and Biden's Democratic opponents.
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Its woes underscore the impact that cheap Chinese imports have had on the price of iron ore and U.S. steel manufacturers.
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Trump's initial appointments — of Reince Priebus as chief of staff and Stephen Bannon as chief strategist — underscore the need for both.
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These setbacks underscore the role of government policies that can promote financial stability, improved production, stronger ecosystem services and wider margins.
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These sorts of disputes underscore why Canada believes that the appeal process under NAFTA is a critical piece of the puzzle.
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The raw emotions that they unearthed only underscore the wound that Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation battle left in the American body politic.
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The idea is to underscore the fact that during the 19th century, African Americans were rarely the subject of formal portraits.
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Both tweets — Waters's and Trump's — underscore concerns over the president's relationship with Russia and election security during the 2020 presidential contest.
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Rising imports underscore the challenges that the Trump administration faces in its quest to boost annual GDP growth to 3 percent.
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RISING UNCERTAINTIES But recent developments underscore rising uncertainties in the trade conflict, which bodes ill for the outlook for external demand.
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These aspects underscore the complexity of identity, and also demand a readiness to face the uglier realities within the contemporary condition.
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Calls from liberal and left social critics for advantaged people to recognize their privilege also underscore this emphasis on individual identities.
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The goal is to underscore the legitimacy of a fourth presidential term for Putin despite his almost two decades in power.
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After all, a cinematic sports feat wouldn't have nearly the same dramatic impact without the perfect tune to underscore the triumph.
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The reason I mention these details is to underscore my interest in non-mainstream art, avant-garde film, and the occult.
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Events in the past year that underscore this reality: the cheap sales of websites that had raised tons of money, like Mic.
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Events in the past year that underscore this reality: the cheap sales of websites that had raised tons of money, like Mic.
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The scenes, while fictional, underscore tension simmering between mainland China and the former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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The battery-powered M-byte SUV and smaller K-byte sedan underscore all the major changes expected to reshape the auto industry.
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To underscore the importance of the job, the House speaker is second in line to succeed the president, after the vice-president.
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I just want to sort of underscore the fact that this was a tragedy that touched the lives of so many people.
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Netanyahu: persuade Russia to help reduce and minimize Iran's influence in Syria (and by extension Lebanon), underscore good personal rapport with Putin.
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The news will likely underscore expectations the Swedish company could be well placed to benefit from current turmoil surrounding market leader Huawei.
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"Your tweets and comments just show desperation and underscore the inadequacy of your government's response to this humanitarian crisis," Yulín Cruz writes.
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All this is to underscore that technology to this point, had not caught up with long-standing desires of the human imagination.
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The two governments seemed hopeful that Obama's visit would underscore a new level of reconciliation and tighter ties between the former enemies.
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The findings in the Buzzfeed story underscore the need to amend the state law and allow for greater transparency regarding police misconduct.
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Officials said the intelligence is expected to underscore assessments that Mr. al-Baghdadi no longer exercised direct operational control over the group.
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The intense focus on a single court nominee seemed to underscore Justice Scalia's criticism that the Supreme Court had become overly political.
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The plans underscore how BTG Pactual has been embarked on new challenges after its founder, Andre Esteves, was cleared of corruption charges.
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He said he was confident that despite "choppy waters" internationally, NATO would "underscore and underwrite" new decades of peace, security and prosperity.
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Such moments underscore the overall whiff of decay, of a ruling class so over the top that nothing works as it should.
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Giving him facial hair to underscore his masculinity is like giving his Man From U.N.C.L.E. co-star Armie Hammer wedges for height.
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It&aposs the latest case to underscore how easily wireless carriers can share or sell consumers&apos geolocation information without their consent.
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Allegations touching a number of offices in the past year underscore the deeply broken system of sexual harassment reporting on Capitol Hill.
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The big picture: The June 6 letter and separate fears about tariffs underscore the messy relationship between Trump and some major industries.
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The travails underscore how the stock market's up and downs are especially hitting companies that have question marks hanging over their heads.
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These questions are a little facetious, but they underscore the impossibility of creating a truly level playing field between humans and computers.
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"These arrests underscore the need... for President Obama to suspend this indefensible policy putting political correctness ahead of national security," Cruz said.
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The declines underscore the continued weakness at the lender's investment bank, which saw an 18% drop in net revenues during the period.
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Descriptions of melting glaciers and rampant erosion underscore the terrifying prospects of climate change—the result of a consumerism driven by greed.
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We underscore both the idea that there is only one way to be beautiful, and that only the beautiful should be seen.
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This was presented as simple fact, but seemed to underscore a larger message considering the narratives leading up to Super Bowl 50.
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The data, presented at the Annual European Congress of Rheumatology in Amsterdam, underscore the potential of the company's immunology portfolio, Lilly said.
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Rather, I'd like to underscore that we are all humans – and as such, we all have struggles, whether they're visible or not.
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However, that's OK. CES showed where the industry will be in a few years — Detroit will underscore where it is right now.
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The obscured section could underscore President Donald Trump's legal peril in investigations by federal prosecutors in Manhattan, according to some legal experts.
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Mayor Biskupski says she agreed to co-chair the Sierra Club's initiative in part to underscore the urgency of her city's plight.
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This week's shocking legislative updates underscore just how large the focus on abortion rights could be as the 2020 campaign gets underway.
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"When your husband is carrying a little surprise for u," she wrote with plenty of heart-eye emojis to underscore her delight.
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The lithographs from Rauschenberg's Stoned Moon series underscore the necessity of collective actions as it offers the possibility of what can result.
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The differences between Perriello's and Northam's campaigns underscore the struggle within the Democratic Party, as well as Sanders's influence in Democratic races.
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That scenario would underscore the low probability of achieving a pro-growth agenda, which would represent another wake-up call to investors.
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The discussions underscore the extent of the financial difficulties affecting Denel, which produces military kit for South Africa's army and foreign forces.
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"Each quarter, these reports underscore the Postal Service's dire situation and remind us that doing nothing cannot be an option," he said.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer told The Wall Street Journal that the campaign will underscore the president's emphasis on reforming the tax code.
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The episode seems to underscore that idea by giving The Man in Black one big opportunity right in the episode's final moments.
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Failing to underscore how socialism destroyed Venezuela's middle class, and prevented the development of one in Cuba, is an ongoing unforced error.
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" Obama spokesman Josh Earnest shot back that Patrick's comments "underscore the risk of a right-wing radio host to a statewide office.
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On a recent morning, to underscore the immortality of inequality, he stood in the black cemetery and pointed to the white cemetery.
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To underscore each of these spoken words, Mr. Sondheim comes up with a pungent chord built from five notes played in arpeggio.
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Democrats wanted at least 20 GOP signatures to prove it had legs (and underscore there were filibuster-proof votes in the Senate).
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The Democratic National Committee-sanctioned debates, airing over two nights on CNN, also underscore the political clout of this Rust Belt state.
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The missile launches, she said, "underscore the need to work with partners around the world to slow and degrade Iran's missile program."
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Incidents like these underscore why it is so important to have a voice for the voiceless on film and television production sets.
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On the side of Apple, taken together, the two integrations with Vizio and Samsung underscore Apple's challenges and ambitions at the moment.
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This week at CES, IBM unveiled some new Watson partnerships that underscore its push into big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Rules requiring companies to tender their auditing contracts every decade, and change auditor every 20 years, only underscore the lack of choice.
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Wide-plank cherry wood floors, like the ones on 16th Street but now variously patterned, demarcate spaces to underscore the episodic layout.
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Underscore that you have no personal ill will toward him and that you offer these thoughts in the spirit of respectful candor.
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Trump determined that a major address would help underscore the document's adherence to his campaign promises of protecting American interests, aides said.
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For this reason, the study authors hope their findings will underscore the need for more human genitalia-focused lessons in sexual education.
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"More than 700 written public comments underscore the concrete and human element of this case," Judge Pauley said in his opening remarks.
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Several new polls in California, North Carolina and Texas underscore the often overlooked fact that the black vote is not a monolith.
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By the time he stages the first murder, the blood has begun to flow liberally, as if to underscore the movie's title.
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Their marriage is described as a consuming joy, as if to underscore that Tony is not simply normal grieving, he's super grieving.
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Both the nuclear production and the attacks on tankers underscore the way Trump's retreat from diplomacy has made the world more perilous.
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To underscore how seriously it's taking Texas, the official campaign arm of House Democrats recently opened up a field office in Austin.
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Gender-reveal cakes, Mx. Woodstock said, are losing popularity because they fetishize babies' genitals and underscore outdated social constructs of gender roles.
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Mr. Amash's event on Tuesday served to underscore the voter dynamics that will ultimately dictate his political future representing Michigan's third district.
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They also underscore his combative ideological persona, which has roiled national Democratic politics as thoroughly as it upended municipal government in Burlington.
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Previous research hadn't focused on this question, according to the paper's authors, and the results underscore the pernicious effects of acne stigma.
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What the truly fatuous laws underscore is how unthinkingly we rely on a mesh of norms to keep us out of trouble.
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"This type of communication is normal protocol designed to underscore continued safe operations during such times at a carrier," the statement said.
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The twin offensives underscore how the 2024 Republican presidential primary is already underway even as Trump is battling for a second term.
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The decisions underscore the growing concern about a widespread outbreak on Capitol Hill, which got its first confirmed case on Wednesday night.
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Figures from the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission underscore how much business for green cabs has declined since ride-share cars arrived.
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But Johnson's comments underscore that Biden might not be nearly as safe on that front as either Democratic officials or voters think.
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The Trump totals underscore the uphill climb the extensive Democratic field faces as each candidate competes for dollars as well as voters.
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To underscore the point, no offensive lineman was taken until the Denver Broncos selected tackle Garett Bolles from Utah 20th over all.
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The new accounts underscore how sexual harassment in the tech start-up ecosystem goes beyond one firm and is pervasive and ingrained.
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Starkly different views on just the face-mask ban underscore how irreconcilable the differences between the government and the protesters have become.
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And with her final remarks, she sought to underscore that with praise for a prominent Republican ally of the first President Bush.
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Recent scandals at Baylor, Stanford, Florida State, the University of Montana and dozens of other institutions underscore the scale of the problem.
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The rules underscore a growing movement by regulators on both sides of the Atlantic to rein in tech industry data-mining practices.
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"These designations underscore our support for international human rights, and promoting accountability for gross violators of human rights," a department statement reads.
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Though Wang did not explicitly comment on trade negotiations, his remarks underscore the increasingly confrontational relationship between the world's top two economies.
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Sherald is another African-American artist known for her unique style, and her portraits also tend to underscore themes of social justice.
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The big picture: The new data underscore the importance of a legislative solution to help patients who are powerless to protect themselves.
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The State Department's actions further underscore the grave security risks facing the United States today -- but this is likely only the beginning.
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"We write to underscore our serious concerns regarding allegations that President Trump attempted to interfere with antitrust law enforcement," the congressmen wrote.
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As it relates to election infrastructure specifically, Stamos used a hyperlocal example to underscore what the U.S. is dealing with right now.
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"We underscore the role of open trade policies," the leaders said in the Chengdu communiqué, which used the word "trade" six times.
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McMaster also went on to underscore just how little Trump knows or wants to know about the national security information he receives.
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Trump could do a national address of his own, but such a speech would only underscore that Democrats are getting to him.
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A victory for Ms. Le Pen, coming after Brexit, would underscore that Europeans have now arrived at a third phase: active rebellion.
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The scientists underscore that these genetically identical animals, akin to identical human twins, are to be used only to advance human medicine.
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The proposal may simply underscore disgruntlement among bankers and traders who already feel their pay and business is being micromanaged by regulators.
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The report also tries to underscore how many people's lives could be directly affected by changes in the oceans, and the cryosphere.
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Even so, the findings underscore that good hygiene habits can help prevent the spread of MRSA within households, the study team concludes.
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The disparate responses underscore the ever-growing gap between Trump's foreign policy perspective and the views of most members of his party.
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He used emotionally incongruent language — much of it humorous, irreverent or banal — to underscore the tragic nature of many of his compositions.
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Macron referenced that bloody history to underscore the risks of returning to a divided Europe in a presidential debate two weeks ago.
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But his comments underscore some of the criticisms of the bill and of those who negotiated it in the final hours of discussions.
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The four-day trip beginning next Wednesday will "underscore the commitment of the United States to our enduring alliances," said US Navy Capt.
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Still, they underscore the political connections of Trump's picks, whom experts say have more collective wealth than Cabinets typically have in the past.
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While India is still seen as a developing nation, its size and speed of expansion underscore its massive importance to the global economy.
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Social conservatives underscore paid leave as a way to forge more tightly bonded families and protect infants and parents at their most vulnerable.
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Explicitly and implicitly, Buttigieg uses his identity to underscore his own personal stake in the Trump administration's policies, and in the country's progress.
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Instead, it only served to further underscore how out-of-touch the billionaire chief executive seems from the ongoing operations at his company.
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"Changes in Saudi Arabia oil leadership only underscore the shift in strategy to one focused on market share over price," Morgan Stanley said.
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The way to get North Korea to the table is, first, to underscore Kim's awareness that he will die if war breaks out.
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The U.S. Navy has carried out freedom of navigation exercises, sailing near disputed islands to underscore its rights to operate in the seas.
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Taken together, these incidents underscore the bottom line that Wasserman Schultz has squandered the most important asset a DNC chair must have: trust.
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His arrest in Spain only served to underscore the weakness of Mexico's institutions when it comes to confronting corruption among the political class.
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After expelling the diplomats, Greece appeared to underscore its displeasure by deporting a criminal suspect to France who was also wanted in Russia.
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The attacks underscore the risk of sending unencrypted information over cellular networks; the content is readable to whoever controls the SMS routing server.
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He will visit the nation's poorest region, Chiapas, to underscore the plight of indigenous communities and their place in the Roman Catholic Church.
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But while selfies can be condemned as self-aggrandizing and only for the vain, Ali's words underscore the importance of one's self confidence.
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And it would seem every effort was made to show a higher effective tax rate to underscore a couple paying their fair share.
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That may no longer be in the offing, but Battlefront II just seems to underscore the incredible opportunity inherent in such a project.
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Wyden said the LocationSmart and Securus cases underscore the "limitless dangers" Americans face due to the absence of federal regulation on geolocation data.
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But where Anderson's style sometimes feels like frosted window dressing, Babbit uses the trappings of wholesome suburbia to underscore the nightmare they conceal.
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But part of the manual also seemed to underscore how dangerous the police perceive the corridors and stairwells of housing projects to be.
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In the event I have somehow been too subtle, I cannot underscore enough that I am not in favor of death and destruction.
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They underscore the importance of studying the climate on our own planet in order to create more realistic physical models of planetary evolution.
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To underscore that point, Republicans in the state Senate tried to sue Secretary of State Dunlap to stop the process from going forward.
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The bills face an uncertain future but underscore bipartisan concerns on Capitol Hill over the rising costs of the Trump administration's trade policies.
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The new targets underscore the challenges ahead for 73-year-old Novae, who worked most of his career as an academic and consultant.
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It's a writing—and vocal—approach that would go on to underscore the sorts of affecting verses littering his career since its beginning.
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The results in the red-leaning states underscore the warming attitudes toward Obamacare and its Medicaid expansion provision that most states have adopted.
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Pun's grievances underscore the challenges the newly-elected National League for Democracy (NLD) faces as it seeks global investment for urgent development needs.
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He's now using those stories to underscore the human impact of the policies of President Donald Trump, at which he is taking aim.
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To underscore that point, North Korea's ambassador to China made clear on Monday that his country has no intention of stopping its work.
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But the physical crosses over into the metaphysical, and this is where Trump's hands underscore the successes and ultimate failure of his campaign.
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Accusations in the Fox News debate that he has flip-flopped underscore an impression that he tailors his remarks to suit the audience.
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"When we can underscore this, and we see that there's a lot of pressure within the U.S., perhaps he will revise his position."
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The plans underscore Asia's key role as a profit driver for the insurer, which is in the process of splitting itself into two.
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Both Activision and EA have made a point in their announcements to underscore their support for the Entertainment Software Association, which hosts E3.
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The agency said the statistics underscore the need for major infrastructure improvements, as the strain on America's roads and bridges continues to grow.
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It was plastered on Page 1 to underscore some obvious points: We don't like Trump, we think he'll fail miserably and here's how.
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As if to underscore Dunn's flexibility, in Sunday's 3-0 victory in an exhibition against Colombia, her principal role was back at striker.
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The impeachment process itself has laid bare the fractures within the White House, something public testimony this week is likely to further underscore.
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Those efforts underscore the high political stakes for the deal which comes at a time of increased scrutiny on tech and telecom companies.
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But it is critical to underscore that many Republicans have placed "holds" on Trump's nominees across the alphabet soup of departments and agencies.
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The plans underscore increased appetite for Brazilian airports after a successful auction earlier this year kicked off President Michel Temer's ambitious privatization program.
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Her views of broken and missing windowpanes in worn and tumbledown structures underscore both infinite and historical time, a threatened way of life.
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She likes to shoot in narrow, boxy frames, as if to visually underscore the limitations that the world places on girls and women.
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Collectively, these efforts underscore the breadth of OneMain's influence, and by extension, the influence of its private equity owner, the Fortress Investment Group.
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The modern-day political campaign is fueled by the visual optics that cement and underscore a narrative and image that appeal to voters.
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" To underscore his sincerity, he invoked Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis' oft-quoted maxim: "Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants.
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They feature a formal dinner with other lawmakers and high-profile guests in attendance and can include additional festivities to underscore the relationship.
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" To underscore his point, he notes that "Bechtel does around $30 billion a year, but the construction market is an $11 trillion market.
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For his part, Mr. Snyder did so by using design to underscore his longstanding relationship with Champion, the classic American athletic wear label.
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"The early results underscore the fact that today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers," an insurance trade group said at the time.
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Highly publicized cyber attacks are good for business for most cyber security firms, even though experts say such attacks underscore the industry's failings.
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There are also clever visual transitions and parallels to further underscore the difficulty she has in separating her past trauma from her present.
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The comments underscore why the U.S. central bank is only gradually raising interest rates even while unemployment is the lowest since the 1960s.
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Both announcements — made at CES — underscore Verizon's efforts to expand to its library of millennial-geared content to attract mobile-first, millennial audiences.
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The remarks from Abe, who had rarely spoken about the BOJ's exit strategy, underscore a shift in the government's approach on monetary policy.
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Not in panic mode, but just a little restless for something to underscore that Apple is about more than efficiency and iterative products.
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Three sketchbooks on view can also can be flipped through digitally and underscore Degas's keen attention to both urban life and the body.
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