His new coach, Jim Harbaugh, apparently emphasized this classic Bill Walsh-era 49ers skills of footwork and leverage with Smith all summer long.
In turn, the education of water engineering students about in-channel wood apparently dominantly emphasizes threats caused by its presence in watercourses, so that the students' highly negative attitude toward wood needs to be significantly moderated when the graduates begin working as water authority managers.
Mr. Brafman asked, apparently to emphasize the dark atmosphere of the nightclub.
Mr. Lernous, the director, apparently wanted to emphasize that they will be united only in death, and after a fashion so they are.
The session started quietly, with candidates apparently trying to emphasize their positive attributes in the final week of the Iowa race.
But Mr. Gore has apparently decided to emphasize his populism more than his prudence, accusing the Republicans of offering tax cuts that benefit only the rich.
While many of the appointees are Mr. Abe's friends, the fresh lineup is also apparently intended to emphasize that the party has changed since it was voted out in 2009.
Apparently keen to emphasize his support for his management team in Britain, officials of News International arranged later in the day for news photographs to be taken of a smiling Mr. Murdoch with his son James, News International's chairman, and Rebekah Brooks, a former News of the World editor who is the subsidiary's chief executive.
The vice president has apparently decided that emphasizing the issue might be his best hope for attracting Mr. McCain's supporters and for inoculating himself against the Bush campaign's drive to continually try to link the vice president to campaign finance abuses.
In a shift from his usual meandering, unscripted riffs, Trump largely adhered to the pre-drafted speech his campaign released in advance -- with the exception of a dozen repetitions of "believe me," apparently added to emphasize the trueness of his commitment.
