The poll finds 42 percent of Republican voters supporting it, while 46 percent do not, underscoring possible challenges Republican candidates may face in an effort to strike a balance between the two.
Mr. Sheeran and Mr. Lightbody are edgeless but therefore don't underscore the things Ms. Swift cannot or will not do.
What this research does not underscore is the extent to which this learning disability negatively affects millions of lives.
More generally, she said that the company was edging forward, and that Lucent's recent problems did not underscore any fundamental issues.
"Quickly Vetted, Treatment Is Offered to Cancer Patients" ("The Evidence Gap" series, front page, Oct. 27) did not underscore an important point: the Food and Drug Administration never cleared MammoSite as a replacement for whole-breast external irradiation.
The fact that the messenger may be @[insertname] does not underscore the importance of their message.
It's an unhappy coincidence that might not be worth mentioning if "Iron Man 3" didn't underscore just how thoroughly Sept. 11 and its aftermath have been colonized by the movies.
The earnings come on the heels of a lackluster Q3 for eBay, where sales of $2.4 billion and EPS $0.48 fell well within analyst estimates but didn't underscore any dramatic growth for the company, which added 2 million customers in that quarter.
Neither popular nor an outcast, she struggled to find footing in a world that didn't underscore the intersection of self-aware black girls who enjoyed pieces of white popular culture.
Of course, money — the matter of who has money and who doesn't — underscores every conflict about dogma, and Furniss/Czeika is mercilessly funny and grave about the ways in which a community that doesn't agree with an art work or event, on ethical or theological grounds, doesn't have to witch-burn the cast, as in Colonial days; it can just deny it financing.
Do not use underscore to name classes, does not matter it is allowed by the language.
