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The new report underscores that reality.

That concern underscores another of the new Petraeus guidelines, which is to ensure that resources are not diverted simply to pursue transition as an end in itself.

We recognize that the American Law Institute has recently underscored the concern that comment j of the Second Restatement, read literally, would permit a manufacturer of a dangerously defective product to immunize itself from liability merely by slapping warning labels on that product.

But the financial comparisons underscores the concern that Mr. Obama's campaign has expressed to supporters over the past several months about the need for stepped-up financial contributions.

Aside from these very public incidents, a survey of SaaS providers we at Catchpoint conducted with TechTarget underscores the concern that cloud risk is widespread.

Sen. John W. Warner of Virginia, a Republican who sponsored the Senate legislation with Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, a Democrat, said today that the report underscored the concerns that led him to propose the amendment on the American presence in Kosovo.

But the financial comparisons underscore the concern that Mr. Obama's campaign has expressed to supporters over the last several months about the need for stepped-up financial contributions.

"We are widows, but never wives," said one surviving girlfriend, underscoring the concern of many that their grief has not been taken seriously by government and relief organizations.

The pick of Hagel underscores that indelicacy.

Underscored was the concern that President Obama's Clean Power Plan, the first federal statute limiting carbon pollution from power plants, had been virtually ignored.

The managers underscored that fathers' concerns and need for reassurance are largely ignored.