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She also emphasizes that many of her subjects are adjusting well to life after war, with or without the photos.

He emphasizes that many of the people who report business income on their personal income tax returns are bond traders, partners in corporate law firms, lobbyists and hedge fund managers -- not the kind of activity that most people think of as "small business".

El-Badry and others emphasized that many of the deaths and casualties had been sustained on the Brotherhood's side.

As recently as September, Mr. Altman emphasized that many of Evercore's big clients are companies, rather than private equity firms.

I should emphasize that many of Mr. Gilbert's programming ideas for the next Philharmonic season are good.

Rather than trumpeting new products, I.B.M. marketers are emphasizing that many of the Internet applications being deployed at Sydney are already being used by customers in e-commerce.

Mr. Pogorelov emphasized that many of the reservations about the discoveries at the first site cropped up because the excavation there had been done haphazardly.

As well as casting doubt on the reliability of the witnesses, this line of questioning emphasized that many of Abacus's borrowers could afford mortgages that were significantly larger than their declared incomes would suggest.

And while some staff members at the agency say it appears to be leaning toward approving the consent decree, they emphasize that many of the commissioners have not indicated their vote and that much can change during their closed deliberations.

"I don't want anyone to think we're leaning toward indefinite closure," Harf said, emphasizing that many of the embassies would largely have been closed or on relaxed hours due to the Eid holiday.

For other Democrats in competitive races, opposing the tax cut is a way to appeal to lower- and middle-class families by emphasizing that many of its provisions -- especially those that have yet to take effect -- largely or solely benefit people in the upper-income brackets.