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The Ezubao case has underscored the risks created by China's fast-growing $2.6 trillion wealth management product industry.

The case has underscored the sometimes testy relationship between the US and the Philippines, which was a territory of the US between 1898 to 1946.

The case has underscored the lax safety standards at the plant, which the government has said is in a stable state but remains highly radioactive.

Beyond Brazil, though, the Sarney case has underscored concerns across Latin America that despite a decade defined by the rise of populist leaders who have promised to help the downtrodden, many judges continue to bow to the whims of the powerful in censoring journalists.

In a letter to all 10 chancellors Friday, Napolitano said the rash of cases has underscored the importance of action against sexual violence, assault and harassment.

But no matter which side you're on, both cases have underscored the unprecedented ability of individuals armed with digital technology to upset the status quo.

An Athens court on Wednesday ordered the seizure of assets belonging to Lavrentis Lavrentiadis, a Greek oligarch whom the authorities have charged with fraud and embezzlement, and 29 of his former associates, the latest legal maneuver in a case that has underscored concerns over corruption and crony capitalism in Greece.

In a rare show of muscle, Greek authorities on Thursday arrested Lavrentis Lavrentiadis, a high-profile oligarch, at his home in an affluent Athens suburb in a criminal case that has underscored growing concerns in Greece over graft and crony capitalism.

But the move has run up against the department's shrinking ranks, and the latest round of arrests — three narcotics detectives and a sergeant in a case in southern Brooklyn — has underscored that weak or sparse supervision remains a problem.

Subsequent fieldwork has underscored this point.

The crisis has underscored the attractions of two business models.