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However, it should be underscored that while central command activation leads to both sympathoactivation and vagal withdrawal [ 56, 57], this latter effect still has to be demonstrated for the exercise pressor reflex.

CBS has promised to mention Mr. Letterman frequently in its National Football League and college basketball coverage, while ABC is underscoring that it owns the rights to the Super Bowl next year as well as a new package of National Basketball games, including the playoff finals.

I'm underscoring that judges are umpires (and umpires judges).

The diplomatic challenge was underscored again while North Korea was preparing its latest missile test.

That conclusion was underscored repeatedly in the years that followed.

The scope of Intel's gamble is underscored by the fact that while the company dominates in the markets for data center computers, desktops and laptops, it has largely been locked out of the tablet and smartphone markets, which are growing far more quickly than the traditional PC industry.

That was underscored when he rebuffed Yahoo's $1bn takeover offer.

That fact is underscored by last summer's petcoke incident.

This growing pessimism among investors is underscored by the fact that they are jumping into their puts while they remain expensively priced on a relative basis.

Phenotypes that were significantly more resistant than B73 are highlighted in bold, while the phenotypes significantly more susceptible than B73 are underscored.

Ten years on from the "Mission Accomplished" moment, Bush still rates poorly among former presidents, and the dedication of his official library (in which the banner was almost hung) underscored that while the tone has softened, ambivalence reigns – at best.