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Mr. Ruprecht tried to put a good face on Sotheby's future by underscoring that the auction house expected to return to operating profitability this year.

It is important to close by underscoring that the NETLAB laboratory information system is directly integrated into the National Network of Public Health Laboratories and that it works to further streamline existing processes at the local, regional and national levels while expanding access to key information for a broader range of users.

A report on regional economies by the Federal Reserve underscored that view.

In an interview, Mr. Vajpayee underscored that deeds by the Pakistani leader would speak louder than words.

The moving target and constantly shifting arguments put forth by the Obama administration underscore that the individual mandate has no basis in the Constitution.

Our study adds to previous knowledge by underscoring the conclusion that patients with a psychotic disorder need time to reach a state of acceptance.

Almost as background noise, many references to Ronald Reagan (played by Bruce Campbell) underscore the change that the 80s will eventually offer but none of these people realise are coming.

His willingness to do so may have been tested last month, by televised hearings that underscored the horror of the crimes for which these inmates were sentenced.

Mr. Thompson, in his post, included a chart — of employment by sector — that underscored the importance of globalization: As he notes, only one line defies the business cycle and just keeps going up: education and health care.

It will also be visible to commuters driving by on the freeway, underscoring the idea that this is not about keeping the poor out of sight.

That was underscored by the announcement that Timothy F. Geithner, the United States Treasury secretary, will make a rare appearance at an informal meeting of European finance ministers to be held Friday in Wroclaw, Poland.