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Mr. Sharon's visit was aimed at underscoring Israel's claim to sovereignty over the compound.

In a show of force aimed at underscoring Dr. Karadzic's diminished power, NATO-led troops recently occupied the police headquarters and other buildings in Pale.

The pope landed in Lisbon on Tuesday to begin a trip aimed at underscoring several themes of his papacy: the threat posed by secularism in Europe, the tension between faith and reason, and the role of ethics in economics.

Mr. Wen's 35-page speech, the rough equivalent of an American State of the Union address, included a listing of statistics aimed at underscoring the government's successful policies, swathed in boilerplate assertions of arduous struggle and glorious achievement.

Mr. Wen's 35-page speech, the rough equivalent of an American State of the Union address, was a litany of statistics aimed at underscoring the government's successful policies, swathed in boilerplate assertions of arduous struggle and glorious achievement.

Some of his students — including Ben Ratliff, who is now the main jazz critic for the Times, and Jerome Jennings, a drummer for, among others, Sonny Rollins — swear by Schaap as a teacher, but some complain that his displays of memory can be tiresome and aimed at underscoring his students' cluelessness.

The Clinton campaign held several events on Wednesday aimed at millennials, underscoring the urgency with which she and her team are working to lock down the group: about 75 million Americans.

This lengthy impasse -- which the latest legal threat is aimed at breaking -- has underscored radically different ways of looking at the natural world.

HONG KONG — The Indian rupee lurched to a record low against the dollar on Tuesday, shrugging off recent measures aimed at propping it up and underscoring the severe problems facing the economy as the country heads toward an election next year.

The promo, which ignited a media firestorm in the weeks since it was read by dozens of anchors and highlighted by Deadspin, was aimed at attracting more viewers by underscoring "fact-based reporting," Ripley said.

The American airstrikes in northwestern Libya on Friday, which demolished an Islamic State training camp and were aimed at a top Tunisian operative, underscore the problem, Western officials said.