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In the 2002 McCain-Feingold law, Congress once again underscored that corporations cannot contribute to campaigns.

In its sales pitch, NBC again underscored that it did not depend on reality series as much as other networks.

He once again underscored that his main argument is not that he has a real plan to succeed but that President Barack Obama has failed.

"This report again underscores that the Department of Education completely defaulted on its responsibilities to protect the nation's student loan programs," Representative George Miller, the California Democrat who is chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, said in a statement yesterday.

This breach just once again underscores that companies need to do more to prevent data breaches before they happen.

For many officials, the spate of wildfires once again underscores that fire season in California is now an all-year-round reality.

In his overarching message, Brannon pitted the tea party against establishment Republicans -- once again underscoring that 2014 will be a reflection on the so-called GOP civil war as well as the battle between the parties for the Senate majority.

While the study by Tuzcu once again underscores that early vessel wall abnormalities go undetected at coronary angiography, there was a large difference in prevalence of luminal irregularities compared to our study.

This behavior is noted for native yeast dynein, again underscoring that this behavior is not an artifact of truncating the heavy chain.

Bill's broadside on sexism and Hillary just underscored that -- again.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.