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This article underscores the importance of employing such dynamic paleo-landscapes, and describes a new approach for developing richly-furnished and detailed spatial surfaces, referred to as "total" landscapes.

This article underscores the importance of networking among scientific and advocacy organizations in order to meet the increasing public health challenges of a unified Europe.

Despite these limitations, this article underscores the potential value of Cfz's inclusion in the treatment regimens for MDR-TB and XDR-TB cases.

The argument for children's increased vulnerability and their disproportionate burden of disease presented in this article underscores the importance of child-specific information to respond to their sensitivities and disproportionate exposures.

This article underscores the climate of vulnerability of the EHOs and CBHOs due to a lack of regional and international understanding of this area's political complexities as the media spotlight shines on the country's economic and political reordering.

Paterno and Curley were not made available to comment for this article, underscoring the sensitivity of these issues for the university.

Furthermore, this article underscored the point that the biokinetics of nanoparticles differ from those of larger particles and that the bioactivity and biokinetics of nanoparticles depend on several parameters, such as size, shape, chemistry, crystallinity, surface properties, agglomeration state, biopersistence, and dose.

You're Everyone's Best Friend" (Executive Life, Feb. 10), which described the lengths to which job seekers go to gain the attention of managers: For me, a director of human resources, the article underscored the idea that in desperate times, people tend to do desperate things.

Your article underscores the need for this legislation, and we appeal to our colleagues in the State Legislature to ensure its swift passage.

This article really underscores the saying "You can't be what you can't see".

The vigorous debate in the comments section of these articles underscores Faulkner's insight that "the past is not dead; it's not even past".