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Brian Anders' life and death underscore the cruel consequences of doing so.

Conflicting Accounts of Palestinian Bus Driver's Death Underscore Growing Tensions in Jerusalem.

Tristan's death underscored several themes running through the cases examined by The Times.

So much illness and death underscored agonizing inequalities: lovers lacked the right to visit each other in the hospital or to oversee funeral arrangements.

Brian M. McLaughlin, a state Assemblyman and the president of the New York City Central Labor Council, an advocacy group chartered by the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said Mr. Segovia's death underscored the need for criminal prosecutions to ensure safe working conditions for immigrant laborers.

She was declared dead on the scene shortly after she was struck about 2 p.m. Transit officials said the death underscored the dangers of going onto the tracks to retrieve objects.

A study has found that even men under the age of 40 with high cholesterol run an increased risk of heart disease and premature death, underscoring the importance of early screening and preventive treatment.

While military officials have said that casualties are likely to occur after that date, Sunday's death underscores the semantic difficulties in describing precisely what their mission will represent and what roles they will be engaged in.

Even if Mr. Mondale does not run, or the Minnesota party settles on another candidate, the maneuvering just hours after Mr. Wellstone's death underscored the determination of national party leaders to to preserve the fragile one-seat majority that is the Democratic Party's only power base in Washington.

But Al Qaeda long ago fled to all corners, changing its mailing address to franchise cells in Waziristan, Peshawar, southern Yemen, and housing projects in European cities. Bin Laden's death underscores the question of why we go on losing young men and women daily in the defense of an indefensibly corrupt government in Kabul.

A21 SCIENCE/HEALTH Early Testing of Cholesterol A study has found that even men under the age of 40 with high cholesterol run an increased risk of heart disease and premature death, underscoring the importance of early screening and preventive treatment.