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Two other opinions in the Hamdi case underlined the extent of the Bush administration's deceit.

Reaction to the violence Tuesday has underlined the extent of political polarization in Thailand.

Events in Crimea underlined the extent of the bitter divisions consuming post-revolutionary Ukraine.

Downing Street said other national leaders realised that there was now a "real moment for change", after the European elections underlined the extent of Eurosceptic feeling.

Brendan Rodgers has underlined the extent of Dejan Lovren's problems at Liverpool by admitting Kolo Touré was selected ahead of the £20m defender at Arsenal because of his commitment.

The research, which involved questioning 20,325 people in 25 countries including all the G8 economies, has underlined the extent of economic gloom, with only a handful of oil-rich countries still optimistic about the immediate future.

The recent Deloitte Money League, an intriguing if imperfect barometer of financial muscle, underlined the extent to which Real Madrid (£480m annual income), Barcelona (£451m), Manchester United (£367m) and Bayern Munich (£321m) were in a league of their own when it came to money-making potential.

Saddler's third victory underlined the extent to which he had the measure of Pep, although he was unable to capitalise fully on this, as his career was then interrupted by a three-year stint in the army.

Two double faults at the start of the next game underlined the extent to which Williams' cage had been rattled, and when she slammed an easy forehand well wide, Pironkova had three set points.

The poll underlined the extent to which the war has framed the midterm elections.

Yet recent days have underlined the extent to which Republicans have another challenge: How to say it.