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Calling that a drug bust is bizarre and sharply underscores the futility of the war on drugs.
Health disparities are not new, but experts say the report by the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., sharply underscores a greater gulf.
That proposal — quickly embraced by both government leaders and the opposition — sharply underscored the Lebanese Army's uniquely nonpartisan role.
As that makes clear, she can sharply underscore her book's central contrast between challenges facing women and those facing men.
And since the Knapp Commission uncovered systemic corruption in the 1970s, supervision among the officers who face these temptations has been a paramount concern, and one that is sharply underscored with regularity as each new scandal breaks, experts said.
That vulnerability was sharply underscored last week, as investigators concluded that an explosion on the French supertanker Limburg off the coast of Yemen last Sunday was probably the work of terrorists, and as Paris watched the trial of two Algerians accused of a 1995 bombing campaign here.
Japanese exporters' shares were also hurt by a strengthening of the yen and U.S. economic data that underscored sharply slowing global demand.
The differences in their fund-raising underscore the sharply different missions of the Bush and Kerry campaigns.
Sony Kapoor, of the Re-Define thinktank, said: "The sharply deteriorating economic forecasts underscore why despite the lull arising from a quietening of the acute phase of the crisis, EU policymakers must not be allowed to procrastinate and become complacent, a pattern that has characterised EU decision-making from the start of the crisis".
Terror attacks in West and East Africa have risen sharply in recent years, underscoring how easy it is for militant groups to entrench themselves in countries with porous borders and corrupt officials.
Mr. Putin used the event to underscore his country's eagerness to sharply increase business and trade ties with the Far East.
