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How better to underscore that the evening was always really about celebrating the First Amendment and journalists — and the scholarships the dinner raises money for?

When George Tenet was telling a dubious president that the W.M.D. "evidence" would be there when he needed it, he knew how to physically underscore his point.

"I want to underscore how tragic, how horrific the crimes against the Rohingya are," said Canada's foreign minister Chrystia Freeland.

The Cyprus deal only serves to underscore how fragile Europe remains and how vulnerable it is to reverting to nationalism and the far right political movements that go along with it.

One challenge for the adaptation would be to underscore how relevant Huxley is today and how he foresaw so many of the problems afflicting 21st-century society.

WASHINGTON — As President Obama made the case on Wednesday about how the American economy was improving, he went off script to underscore how significant the challenges were that remained.

As if to underscore how far we may have alienated ourselves from all this, and how much we have forgotten, Herzog closes with a visit to a destination near the Chauvet Cave.

The state has been trying to underscore how much further there is to go.

I do want to underscore how very different our community circumstances are," Dorsey said.

(He apologized, and was suspended for a week, a span that served to underscore how brief Rice's suspension was).

This artificiality serves only to underscore how authentic the novel's most understated insights and narrative observations have been.