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It was underscored by a parliamentary by-election on March 29th in Bradford West, at which a safe Labour seat fell to George Galloway, an anti-war, hard-left populist who wooed Muslim voters and vowed to oppose all spending cuts.Certainly, Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne need to show that they are in touch with the concerns of ordinary voters.

Whatever the emotion, it was underscored recently when an envelope arrived with the quarterly statement for Ms. Pappas's 401(k).

If that 20s culture produced the ideal of the fashionably androgynous body, it was underscored in ballet by a changing choreographic aesthetic.

The need for it was underscored last month when four Bronx teenagers disappeared into the waters of Long Island Sound after making one last 12-second call to 911 from a cellphone they had on a small boat.

Mr. Giuliani's lack of preparation stands out among the major candidates, and it was underscored this month when his jet landed in Des Moines at 7 10 a.m. for an 8 a.m. debate.

The chaos did, and it was underscored by the desperate way a host implored two companions and me to squeeze even tighter against the mass of bodies at the bar so that servers hustling from the kitchen could get by.

Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.

It is underscored by an arresting human story: the return of the exiled Yorkshireman.

It is underscored that community perception of climate change is a factor in increasing local awareness of climate risk.

It is underscored that during cyclic deformation, the stress can be continuously redistributed because of inhomogeneous mechanical properties and crack formation in constituent meshes, thereby resulting in variation of cyclic ratcheting rate for the graded cellular structures.

It is underscored that, in contrast to common belief, transient ground deformations in non-uniform sites are not necessarily negligible and can induce undesirable deformations in the pipe, overlooked in the present standards of practice.