The Vatican's recent proclamation that Catholics in elected office must promote church teachings on matters like abortion served to underline how many prominent American Catholic politicians disagree.
For example, in giving the number of people exposed to the bacteria, they may underline how many hundreds of millions of Americans have not been exposed.
To underline how many New Labour figures admired and feared Cameron, Rentoul quoted a recent BBC interview with Blair's former home secretary John Reid.
Even though not specifically considered in the analysis, all interviewees underlined how many online announcements (in commercial websites or sent as email spam) promise animals for free or at very low prices.
The stories we heard Thursday underlined how many of these homeowners got in trouble through little or no fault of their own.
Her vocals remain the very definition of an acquired taste: the points when she eschews the mannerisms in favour of something more straightforward – a cracked, mournful, rather Neil Youngish voice on The Things I Say – underline just how many mannerisms there are elsewhere.
Labour MP Angela Eagle, who memorably urged Johnson to "get that lie off your bus" during one of the televised referendum debates, said the admission underlined how flimsy many of the promises made by the leave campaign had been.
They stress the importance of further accepting and understanding Alice's intersectional communities, and underline how in many ways their own journeys have been comparatively privileged.
ALL the same, the prison issue underlines how much tougher New York has been than many other parts of the country when it comes to the terrorist threat.
