There were the keys, alone now, underscoring the absence of the wallet.
Multiple avenues of research now underscore the centrality of tumor-specific mutated private antigens to endogenous anti-tumor immunity.
Now, underscoring that point, the Associated Press has published a remarkable account detailing the death of one detainee held by the C.I.A.
The U.S. should lead preventive diplomacy now, underscoring to Russia the high costs of intervention in Georgia while seeking to engage Moscow in a broad security dialogue.
The requests, which have been coming for years now, underscore what Marlon Brando's character in "The Godfather" said of the importance of family: "A man who doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man".
"I remember there was a discussion: 'Headphones can't be white; headphones are black, or dark gray".' But uniform whiteness seemed too important to the product to break the pattern, and indeed the white headphones have become a kind of secondary, unplanned icon -- as Apple's current ads featuring white-headphoned silhouettes now underscore.
"Is there a term for mansplaining, but for race?" Coney and I laughed about this when we spoke in person, but revisiting it now underscores a painful poignancy.
Jesus's story is certainly exceptional, and his accomplishments from college to now underscore the value of his contributions.
The same want and refusal now underscore the drifting, surprising builds and turns of an album that shows the influence of numerous post-rock genres.
Meanwhile, "I Know Where I've Been", instead of being sung by Maybelle alone after being let out of jail, now underscores Maybelle's march on WYZT (which takes place in the stage musical only briefly during "Big, Blonde, and Beautiful").
