Mr. Card said Laura Bush would speak to the convention on one of the early nights and that later in the week, George P. Bush and his Mexican-born mother, Columba, would have a featured role, mainly to underscore the work they have been doing in recent months to promote George W.'s candidacy among Hispanics and younger voters.
("I'm dying!" he tells his wife one night, shortly before divorcing her, and then, seeing the shock on her face: "No, not now… I mean, eventually!") Fans of both Allen and David anticipated the collaboration as a glorious melding of curmudgeonly comic minds, but it serves mainly to underscore their differences.
Sometimes the concentration of effort mainly ends up underscoring how hard it can be to solve a given problem, like controlling spam or designing laptop batteries that last as long as they should.
Main findings underscore that coping strategies, mainly seeking external assistance and outmigration, are closely linked to access to resources, ethnicity/social status and levels of community organization.
But if anything, the numbers underscore the economy's weaknesses — mainly its growing inequality.
The thing mainly my family and my parents always underscore for me is the great disparity.
These recent deaths break that trend, and underscore the experience of the young, mainly Islamist, activists who continue to take to the streets in defense of what they describe as the principles of democracy and legitimacy.
The uninterrupted rooftop views from 375 Pearl Street underscore what an opportunity New York Telephone missed by building a structure mainly to house equipment.
These differences in outcomes underscore the heterogeneity of the disease, and the limitation of using a mainly morphology-based classification system for breast cancer [ 3].
These findings underscore the hypothesis that the moderately lower specificity within the CGM@ACS trial was mainly caused by the high prevalence of stable CAD and structural myocardial lesions in the control cohort.
