That Mr. Kunene, a small-time player in South African politics, has vaulted onto the front pages underscores how salient the issue of economic inequality has become in South Africa, a country that by some estimates has the worst disparities of wealth in the world.
The juxtaposition of Maureen Dowd's and Thomas L. Friedman's Nov. 2 columns on opposite sides of the page underscores the different moral and political positions they have taken since the Iraq war began.
(Yandex.Drive's landing page underscores just how Anglicised the Russian language has become in all things tech, and tech-related: Its big lettering proclaims "Каршеринг" — the Russian transliteration for "Car sharing").
"Trail of Pain in Church Crisis Leads to Nearly Every Diocese" (front page, Jan . 12 underscores the endemic nature of clergy sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
New York Lags Behind" (front page, April 2) underscores the critical need for more high-quality and affordable child care for families from all socio-economic levels.
The excellent investigative article documenting the continuing abuse of Congressional earmarks ("Companies Find Ways to Bypass Earmarks Ban," front page, July 5) underscores the need to break the link between earmarks and campaign contributions.
In it's latest gambit to dig its way out of its public confidence hole, in what it calls a "day after" promise on its "food with integrity" page, Chipotle underscores its commitment to a 'local and sustainable sourcing' policy.
I began by underlining sentences I could quote to prove these claims and gave up when I found myself, like an earnest student, underscoring whole pages.
She encouraged her writers, in their scripts, to consider leaving half a page blank to underscore the importance of wordlessness to directors and actors.
"Cracks Cause Amtrak to Halt High-Speed Northeast Trains" (front page, Aug. 14) underscores the need to rebuild our railroad infrastructure.
