That move seemed to underscore a reduced tolerance for strict observance by Muslims in public life.
On the one hand, the Trump-Pence "election integrity" commission's every move continues to underscore concerns that it is driving at 90mph towards national voter suppression.
The move appeared to underscore concerns among officials that the attack might have been the work of organized terrorists aiming to kill civilians rather than of the insurgents who have been striking at soldiers.
At the same time, though, the move seemed to underscore their willingness to accept that with their newfound clout comes the need to view an economically united Europe as more bound to the ups and downs of the rest of the world.
Finally, in a move seemingly designed to underscore theory's frivolousness and political irrelevance, Slavoj Zizek, an ebullient star in the field, wrote theoretically inflected catalog copy for the "Back to School 2003" issue of the Abercrombie & Fitch Quarterly.
The move was made to underscore the organization's role raising money through public and private capital markets, primarily tapping debt, targeting investors looking to invest in communities not usually served by traditional financial markets.
As DVD rentals and sales decline, Miramax's move to Facebook underscores the studio's hunt for new sources of revenue, beyond what it has earned from licensing deals with companies like Netflix and Apple, both of which have been successful in monetizing content from third-party creators.
"It's a subtle move," he said, gesticulating to underscore his words, "to destroy a society".
Odessia Brown moved her arms stiffly to underscore how one councilwoman acted like "a robot" at a hearing.
The startup's move to London underscores how the UK has put itself on the map when it comes to AI research and applications, with universities like Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College and others all breaking ground and producing leading thinkers and startups in areas like computer vision, deep learning and robotics.
