Mr. Zucker also stressed how many wealthy people watch NBC, including, as he put it, "the most Internet users" and the most "new-car prospects".
L'Oréal's advertisements now stress how many product patents it has filed.The focus on science has led to some genuinely new ideas, such as face cloths impregnated with cleansers that combine surfactant and paper technology.
It ends with a gallery that cites President Obama's speech on the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, which stressed how many walls exist that must still come down.
It is with such factors in mind that late 20th-century accounts of writing systems stressed how many different orthographies may function efficiently, given the particular language they are used to represent.
The prime minister had two advantages: he had already trailed that the PIP cuts had been abandoned, and he was reporting on last Friday's EU summit, allowing him to stress how many things Britain wasn't doing to support EU attempts to cope with the refugee crisis.
She took great pains to stress how many times she heard talk of conspiracy against Corbyn among fringe groups, before electing to paint Corybn's plans for media reform as a Trump-esque "familiar attack on the failing fake news media".
The IOC will also hear about the venues, with Chicago 2016 organizers stressing how close many of the venues are to each other and cultural attractions such as the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago.
"They can see how their activity influences their stress, how many hours of sleep they need to recover properly and what lifestyle habits influence their productivity at work.
Set up a meeting with the principal or school board: Mention your cause, your argument, and stress how many people showed up.
Hudson encouraged members to run in the upcoming election season, stressing "how critical it is that as many members as possible volunteer their time and talents both for our Academy and for the entire motion picture community".
