The crowd, who have been vocal all week about what they perceive to be underscoring for the home nation, cut loose.
That reality was underscored for Daskin in 2013, after a flare-up of violence during which militias were "taking potshots" at cars near the park.
The novelty of living with a disaster, via the reach of new media, was underscored for me by an echo, a memory of another hurricane: Katrina.
Also, he noted, many of his pieces are about the United States in the international arena, where behaviors change only slowly, something that was underscored for him three years ago.
This message was underscored for me by a sign carried by Rita Maestre, a 23-year-old student taking part in the Madrid protests.
The importance of secure final years was underscored for me because my father lived with us for the last eight years of his life.
The Koch network's concerns about the Senate were underscored for donors when they received an email, seen by the Guardian, with new poll results in key races, which painted a worrisome picture.
The problem of helping feed the East Pakistanis was underscored for a foreign relief worker recently visiting the northern district of Rangpur, where pockets of nearfamine have been reported, due largely to lack of transportation.
The importance of those lessons was underscored for Whitman a few weeks ago when Ebay suffered a 22-hour blackout.
The importance of those lessons was underscored for Whitman a few weeks ago when Ebay suffered a 22-hour blackout (see story, p. 238).
Compared to how little Canadian history was emphasised on Confederation's actual 150th anniversary, in retrospect it's kind of shocking how much Canadiana was underscored for the 200th anniversary of a British colonial war.
