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Photograph: AP Updated at 11.11pm GMT 10.00pm GMT Ukraine hopes for UN resolution Ukraine is hoping the UN General Assembly will adopt a resolution later this week reaffirming the country's unity and territorial integrity and underscoring that the referendum that led to Crimea's annexation by Russia "has no validity".

And, underscoring that, here's Danny Fife, again.

American authorities, he added, "recognize the democratic right of peaceful protest and underscore that violence is the enemy of democracy".

Some village officials believe old codes supplement their zoning laws and underscore that certain uses are prohibited.

Addressing the Council on Foreign Relations here, Mr. Cheney stressed that Iraq and Iran were dangerous adversaries and underscored that Washington had a responsibility to broaden its campaign against terrorism.

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.

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

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.

Bringing them in would open up council proceedings and underscore that many Arctic issues, such as environmental pollutants, are global in nature.

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In Kiev, the US Secretary of State, John Kerry, warned that the US "cannot close [its] eyes to tanks that are crossing the border", and underscored that the Obama administration was close to a decision on sending arms to the Ukrainian government.