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The potential for online video was further underscored on Wednesday when, at the Condé Nast Entertainment presentation during the NewFronts, executives announced additions to their digital video network.
The shift in America's priorities was further underscored on Thursday, when the White House announced that Mr. Obama's first overseas trip after his re-election would be to an economic summit meeting in Cambodia, with stops in Thailand and Myanmar.
The outbreak of violence on Monday further underscored the tenuous hold Moscow has on the region.
The bioregion's vulnerability to climate change was further underscored in a report on biodiversity redistribution caused by warming seas that was published in Nature Climate Change on 31 August.
The problems are further underscored by a display on the Met's open-air roof garden, where two more of Mr. Stella's architectural models are joined by two large sculptures that are little more than mildly Stella-esque plop art.
Other violence in Pakistan on Wednesday further underscored the precarious security situation.
Differential expression of miR-200a and miR-146b suggested the susceptibility of hosts in spaceflight to oxidative stress and further underscored the influence of microgravity on the immunity.
The conviction on Thursday of Aleksei A. Navalny, a prominent leader of the opposition to Mr. Putin, on embezzlement charges further underscored the deepening divide between the two countries as the White House pronounced itself "deeply disappointed" at what it called a trend of "suppressing dissent and civil society in Russia".
The tolerability of natural phospholipids in formulations is further underscored by the use in innumerous products on the market.
The significance of AKAP regulation on PKA activity is further underscored by its correlation with various disease phenotypes.
A cash crunch in the commercial banking sector last month further underscored this, as Beijing took a tough stance on lending in a bid to foster more prudent banking activity.
