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By proposing two separate boards and one chairman, Mr. Reed is also underscoring his support for keeping the exchange's regulatory division underneath the broad umbrella of the Big Board, despite calls from critics that it to be separated.

A bravura imagining of the horrors of a Christian theocracy in the United States, it is also underscored by the narrator's tale of the loss of her daughter.

Trump's penchant for ignoring facts and hard evidence is also underscored by his attacks on global warming and the Paris accords.

Smoking's decline is also underscored by data from consumer analysts Nielsen showing that the number of cigarettes sold in England and Wales has plunged by 20% in the past two years.

The importance of psychoanalytic approaches is also underscored in Shannon Sullivan's essay Feminist Approaches to the Intersection of Pragmatism and Continental Philosophy.

The recent drop in effective corporate tax rates is also underscored by the declining share of all taxes paid by corporations.

It is also underscored by the observation that it is more natural to say of a token of a word—'infinity', say that it is a token of the word 'infinity' than that it is an 'infinity'infinity

The need to do this is also underscored by the fact that Rosenstock-Huessy was a thinker who wished to explicate what it means to be a Christian in a post-Christian age, i.e. in an age where most people not only no longer know what it means to be Christian but do not know that they do not know, and yet, nevertheless, are far more Christian than they realize.

This need to evolve is also underscored by the necessity to revive this movement's general favorability which started to plummet around November of last year.

The Ushpiz film, a tiresome attempt to unify a plethora of disjointed material around no theme in particular, repeats the leitmotif of Hannah Arendt thinking with a cigarette in her hand (Arendt was apparently a giant in smoking as well as philosophy, a fact that is also underscored in Margarethe von Trotta's Hannah Arendt in which Barbara Sukowa playing Arendt is constantly puffing away).

This is also underscored by the observation that end-stage liver failure results in thiamine deficiency by depletion of thiamine stores [12].