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The innate and seemingly infallible wisdom of American vernacular construction in the 18th and 19th centuries is underscored on every page of this informative but cautionary survey of building traditions on Nantucket.

This grim outlook was underscored on February 11th by the Bank of England.

The contrast in views about the suspects was underscored on Wednesday in United States District Court in Central Islip.

The vitality of that adult audience was underscored on April 1, when the Cartoon Network began operating a spinoff channel, Boomerang.

Her downbeat outlook was underscored on Tuesday by the F.D.I.C's latest quarterly assessment of the industry.

Still, the impetus for the activity will be underscored on Friday when the government releases figures for job losses and the unemployment rate for November.

But the difficulties of that approach was underscored on Friday when Shia militia shot dead dozens of Sunni in a village north of Baghdad.

His concerns were underscored on Sunday when officials in Japan announced higher levels of radiation in pools of water at the facility's stricken reactors.

That was underscored on Wednesday when two of the nation's best-known clothing and accessories purveyors, Saks and the TJX Companies, reported their quarterly earnings.

Mr. Nader's potential formidability was underscored on Thursday, when he appeared in Washington with James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters president, who told reporters that on trade issues critical to labor, "there is no distinction between Al Gore and George W. Bush".

One of the administration's biggest hurdles – that it faces opposition among both Democrats and Republicans in the House – was underscored on Sunday as members of both parties appeared on television to criticize the administration.