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The book is filled with fascinating and disturbing short items that underscore the ramifications of the event.

Players returning to Melbourne Park quickly face walls with signs that underscore the official change in tone.

A framed electronic poster designed by F. Mitchell Dana flashes quotes from the play that underscore the houseguests' dottiness.

But history intrudes on Joe's brotherly devotion in ways that underscore the metaphorical value of the book's escapist thread.

The pictures include images of wounded civilians and soldiers from both sides in the war and shots that underscore the pervasive racism in the United States military.

In the Fifth Senate District near Oyster Bay, Mr. Marcellino's campaign is blanketing neighborhoods with glossy brochures and pamphlets that underscore the overall strategy.

There is a lot of random death, heartless manipulation and mechanistic sex in "Come Home," elements that underscore the novel's unforgiving view of life and love and loss.

JEAN BAPTISTE POQUELIN, known as Moliere, reveled in creating wickedly funny conceits that underscore the contrast between how people see themselves and how others see them.

Bursts of feeling are often animated in bright jungle colors that underscore the characters' emotional heat while lending their feelings a cartoonish abstraction.

His decision to leave the White House came after the release of more economic data that underscore the listlessness of the recovery.

The billionaire industrialist has never tried to hide the trappings that underscore the extent to which he and his family have done so well out of life.