The state had recently faced a teacher shortage, and advocates emphasized how many DACA recipients work in schools.
In several conversations, he referred to Mr. Popadich as "one sick person," but he emphasized how many more good people had helped him.
While earlier commercials emphasized how many prizes "The Descendants" was winning and its humor — an effort to reach both voters and potential ticket buyers — the new spots include a sharper emotional tug.
News broadcasts emphasized how many new faces were being brought into the highest echelons of government, though most are career bureaucrats rather than independent political stars, and none serve as links to Russia's growing opposition movement.
Several industry officials and former Air Force officers said they would not be surprised to see Lockheed Martin, the prime contractor on the plane, pull back from a lobbying campaign emphasizing how many jobs would be lost if production was halted.
The ad was not singling out "religious people at large," Ms. Smith said, later emphasizing how many of them were "upset with leaders of the religious right for perverting their values and beliefs".
During his 15 August TV speech Correa emphasized how many poor Ecuadorians should benefit from ITT exploitation, but made absolutely no mention of those who might be seriously harmed by it.
Standing in a lobby, just beyond a set of doors leading to an arena that could seat 20 times the number of attendees comfortably, the political rules of packing people in a smaller room only emphasized how many people weren't there.
It was yet another attempt to win the day by emphasizing how many more experts embrace Obamacare than reject it.
While George, Doxtator and other dispensary owners like to emphasize how many people come to them for medical reasons, an informal survey of customers at Medicine of the Earth seems to bear that out.
