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Bolding added to highlight a theme of O'Reilly's coverage of Trump — that of slighting the motives of news organizations — and critics — seeking to hold Trump accountable.

But it did highlight a theme that has played on Russian state television in recent weeks: that even Poland was complicit in making deals with the Nazis.

This box set, as unpretentiously refined as the Arte Povera artist's sculptures, comprises a book of essays (by the archaeologist Salvatore Settis, the curator Emily Braun, and others) and a dozen stapled pamphlets that each highlight a theme or series.

Each week I highlight a theme or an artist of note, like first GIF attempts, whales, sex, booze, the past, the future, creepy morphing faces and leggy Vines.

These responses highlight a theme related to global health security, namely its potentially uneasy and conflicting relationship to global health equity.

The paper highlights a theme neglected in the post-tsunami literature on Sri Lanka and contributes to the few intensive ethnographic accounts of corruption in South Asia.

And this fascinating show, with wood as its central inspiration and crates scattered across the floor, highlighted a theme of New York's spring/summer 2011 shows: a return to Arts and Crafts.

Including the sum in the title of each photograph was a discreet thumb in the eye of the decency standard, but it also highlighted a theme of the piece.

The same month, the Hyde Park Herald, which later called the book "a local indie hit," ran a flattering profile that highlighted a theme from "Dreams": how Chicago helped Obama end a long journey of self-discovery, a narrative that helped defuse any notion that Obama was a carpetbagger.

The arrests and tear-gassing of journalists on Wednesday night only highlighted a theme that's been on display in every aspect of this case since it began: a feeble sense of public accountability on the part of local law enforcement.

How the weapon got into Huffman remains unclear — Arrington's family has sued the district, limiting what administrators can say — but the incident highlights a theme that appears throughout the survey responses: No amount of investment in security can guarantee a school protection from gun violence.