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Kentucky's experience so far underscores some of the challenges the law faces nationally.

Ms. Hooks handled the Whitman campaign's relations with minority groups before the election, and her presence in a Whitman administration as a black woman, the third woman chosen in five senior appointments made by Mrs. Whitman so far, underscores the weight the New Jersey Republican party, with its politically moderate and suburban origins, has put on building ties with women and minorities.

The limited uptake of Android's fifth version so far underscores a wider problem in the mobile world: Fragmentation.

The results so far underscore the need for reform of Turkey's legal system, Mr. McCurdy said.

I think these particular attacks and the investigations so far underscore a couple of things that were already known about the security shortcomings of the New York subways — that they need more (many more) closed-circuit surveillance cameras and more (not fewer, as the trend has been) station attendants.

The bankers' comments, while representing only a random sampling of the more than 200 financial institutions that have received TARP money so far, underscore a growing gulf between public expectations for how the $700 billion should be used and the decisions being made by many of the institutions that have taken part.

However, no evidence for their being involved in regulating gene expression has been presented thus far, underscored by the fact that most PPR proteins are constitutively expressed [ 35].

Such an action profile has not been reported for synthetic neolignan derivatives or the natural products, so far, underscoring the relevance of this report.

In baseball, the disclosures, so far, have underscored the fact that the sport, like football and basketball and hockey, does not have a test to detect the use of human growth hormone by players.

The run-up to the Iowa caucuses, like the rest of the primary season thus far, has underscored just how much general nuttiness and moral extremism the party has come to accommodate, with Iowa serving as a theater of the conservative absurd.

In addition, the example this month of Republican Rep. Eric Cantor — beaten by tea party candidate Dave Brat in Virginia despite polls showing him far ahead — underscored the folly of relying on surveys, political analysts say.