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These moments are underscored from the pit, where Antonio Pappano and his orchestra are on top form.
That fact was underscored from the second the starting gun sounded, as McKee orchestrated a daring port-tack start in 12 knots of breeze and Kingfisher briefly left the five-boat fleet behind.
The complexity of these issues and the importance of their resolution are underscored given the surprising results from the blood pressure arm of the ACCORD trial in type 2 diabetes, which failed to show benefit (in terms of CVD risk and mortality) from a more aggressive blood pressure control protocol (35).
Fears expressed at the time of General Massoud's death that the Northern Alliance would suffer gravely from his absence are underscored by Mr. Junger's article, which not only celebrates General Massoud's skills as a military strategist and inspirational leader but also suggests that there was considerable disarray among the fighters under his command.
All these arrhythmogenic disorders are usually genetically heterogeneous, and their clinical courses are underscored by variable clinical expressivity ranging from being asymptomatic to episodic syncope, abortive cardiac arrest, and sudden cardiac death (SCD).
That perception will likely be underscored a year from now, when New York Fashion Week moves from Bryant Park to Lincoln Center, mere steps from the Empire, and the pretty young things from the catwalks go on the prowl for an after-party.
So far, so good To give or forgive ReprintsThe industry's attractiveness is underscored by interest from abroad.
This bullish outlook is underscored by data from the International Securities Exchange ISEE) and the Chicago Board Options Exchange CBOEE).
Shortly thereafter, the risk of PERV infection was underscored by results from a mice study published in Nature.
Nicholson's London visit was underscored by confirmation from leadership of the Canadian Forces this week that the role of Canada's special operations troops in Iraq is more advanced than previously thought.
Awareness of these problems has been underscored with data from a number of surveillance studies aimed at improving the use of empiric therapy.
