The concerns — and Mr. Uribe's hastily organized diplomatic road show — underscore contrasting views about threats to the region's security.
These studies underscore contrasting features and unifying themes between rotavirus and other dsRNA viruses.
And as if to underscore the contrast, Mr. Bouchet offers his own line of retail product as part of the show.
Joe Trippi, an Edwards campaign adviser, said Mr. Edwards hoped to underscore a contrast with Mrs. Clinton, who recently gave back $850,000 received through a fund-raiser, Norman Hsu, who turned out to be a fugitive from the law.
It didn't take Manning quickly getting on a plane to Miami — no, he hasn't signed with the Dolphins yet, although we do suspect they tried to pick him up at the airport in a Brink's truck — to underscore the contrast to another famous departure.
It was the only outward show of collective emotion the crowd displayed, and it seemed to underscore the contrast between Pope Paul's frail and quiet bearing and the extroversion of his predecessor, affectionately known by Italians as il papa simpatico.
In a room that serves as an epilogue to the society's exhibition, curators have tried to underscore the contrast between the familiar and the revolutionary by juxtaposing refined Gilded Age portraits that represented the epitome of taste at the time with the riotous colors and geometric patterns that many Americans encountered for the first time on 26th Street.
Mr. Obama chose to speak in the Cleveland suburb of Parma to underscore the contrast with Republicans since Mr. Boehner, who could become the House speaker if his party wins a majority, two weeks ago unveiled a Republican economic message for the election that hinged on extending the Bush-era tax rates.
In some cases, the website displays pictures taken at the Bush Library to underscore the contrast between the museum's more favorable remembrance with media reports.
And then, as if to underscore the physical contrast, Kelly told Bethenny: "We're not the same, O.K.? This is you" — she held her left hand low, parallel to the table — "this is me" — her right hand flew up above her head.
In searching for ways to seal the deal with those voters still willing to give them a look, Rubio and Bush arrived in the state attempting to create sharper contrasts to underscore what is at stake, focusing on their opponents' lack of civility, dirty campaign tactics and, in Trump's case, perceived lack of religious conviction.
