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Labor data continues to underscore a weak labor market.

It seems to underscore a turning point for Healthtap, too.

This ruling underscores a principle set forth in the 2008 Supreme Court decision in District of Columbia v. Heller, which held that the Second Amendment allows individuals to keep handguns at home for self-defense.

The chapters tend to be concise, easy to read and with nice case presentations to underscore specific principles of management.

The goal of the seminar is to underscore how legal principles interact with other non-legal considerations in the resolution of business problems.

"My bottom line is that I believe that to blow a bunch of stuff up over a couple days, to underscore or validate a point or a principle, is not a strategy," Mr. Gates said during a forum at Southern Methodist University.

To underscore that, a rider is seen doing a wheelie.

Dr. Handler set about raising money, renovating dorms, invigorating the sports program and diversifying the student body, which was about 70 percent Jewish, with recruiting efforts and more subtle initiatives to underscore Brandeis's nonsectarian foundational principles.

This conclusion serves to underscore the importance of a whole-system analysis of potential CCTS networks.

On Friday, Ms. Quinn's spokesman sought to underscore her willingness to take controversial stances on principle.

They have a slogan to underscore this.