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Too late for that.

We are mindful that the total number of MSS patients with ACVR2 loss that were investigated in this study is not large, underscoring that this is a relatively infrequent event [15].

But these are presented with such great self-laudatory cymbal clashings and heavy underscorings that the original spark of worth and talent ends up looking feeble and somehow disappointing.

WASHINGTON — Justice Department officials have indicated they do not believe the department can regulate the sale of gun bump stocks without congressional action, underscoring concern that an ongoing administrative review into that question is little more than an effort to slow-roll a politically divisive issue.

That, too, fizzled out.

HONG KONG — Activity in China's manufacturing sector continued to slow in June, two surveys showed Monday, underscoring concerns that the Chinese economy is likely to keep losing steam in the coming months.

Fatigue too, that too.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is kicking off its online deals on Friday, a month earlier than usual - underscoring worries that intense discounting aimed at luring budget-conscious shoppers could result in the most tepid holiday spending rise in four years.

That, too.

That too.

That, too, is politics.