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Testimony at the trial had supported the special role parties play in the political system, he said, and underscored that money from political parties was not corrupting.

The sudden illiquidity of large institutions during the market turmoil exposed deficiencies in liquidity risk management, and underscored that standards that are only capital-based are inadequate to ensuring the liquidity of financial markets.

French media quickly announced Mr. Strauss-Kahn's resignation and underscored that he was leaving to focus on proving his innocence.

When the Mubarak government did that to Egypt's Internet service last winter, it was met with outrage and underscored that the regime's days were numbered.

Mr. Clapper acknowledged that the Taliban remained "a resilient, determined adversary" and underscored that any deal involving prisoners would hinge on "where these detainees might go and the conditions in which they would be controlled or surveilled".

For all its fireworks, the debate broke little new ground and underscored that the differences between the two men on foreign policy rest more on tone, style and their sense of leadership than on particular policies.

A national and gender-neutral paid leave policy would equalize access to leave and underscore that, for families and communities to thrive, caregiving cannot be just a woman's issue.

Our data show that challenges exist for the design of rotavirus vaccine for the Brazilian population and underscore that virus strain surveillance should be ongoing.

Together, these results implicate BNIP3 in the autophagic degradation of ROS-producing mitochondria and underscore that basal constitutive levels of BNIP3 have an intrinsic pro-survival role in melanoma cells.

A new nonpartisan poll on attitudes toward government spending that was completed and released last week underscored that risk for Republicans.

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