This sequence crystallizes much of what is pleasurable about "Inglourious Basterds" even as it underscores the film's pronounced failings.
But Monsanto's general counsel, David F. Snively, called it "a win for all farmers as it underscores that agricultural practices such as ag biotechnology, organic and conventional systems do and will continue to effectively coexist in the agricultural marketplace".
The detail -- another character refers to the Stage Manager as "sir" -- is telling inasmuch as it underscores the authority that the Stage Manager must convey to deliver heartbreaking truths with full force.
This matters, as it underscores the current administration's continued view of what constitutes whistleblowing or dissent.
Kahoot's growth is an interesting development, as it underscores a trend of how the worlds of educational and gaming apps have been intersecting for years.
This release is somewhat notable as it underscores Microsoft's faster release strategy for non-numbered releases, which is to say smaller, incremental updates rather than platform-wide releases.
However, the primer is useful as it underscores the new question we have to ask: Not how well Windows 10 will do, but, instead, how well is it doing?
The League of Latin American Citizens (LULAC), the oldest Hispanic Organization in the United States, has praised this piece of legislation, as it "underscores the major problems concerning the current national health disparities crises and lack of healthcare services in under-served communities".
This study is important as it underscores that patient-ventilator trigger dys-synchrony is common [ 2] and can be a major barrier to NIV effectiveness.
Also, the lack of male individuals in clusters including FSW is also informative as it underscores the need to focus detection efforts in their customers and partners.
In any case, the observation is of particular importance as it underscores that DEP from different sources may induce inflammation through different mechanisms, triggered by different DEP-constituents.
