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The anonymous reports and official backpedaling underscore how delicate the issue of military cooperation is in both countries, though for different reasons.

The day's events underscore the delicate task Mr. Bush and Mr. Maliki face as they head into Thursday's meeting.

The careful deliberations by Mr. Reed before publicizing the accumulated pay and benefits of two deputies of Richard A. Grasso, Mr. Reed's predecessor as chairman, underscore how delicate the issue of compensation remains after Mr. Grasso's resignation.

The clampdown underscores the delicate game the government is playing.

The sensitivity of the latter question underscores the delicate position of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.

The exchange underscored the delicate line Mr. Obama is walking in taking on the insurers.

The shooting underscored the delicate issues of national sovereignty raised by the growing American participation in the operations.

Their cautiousness underscores the delicate negotiating position that Mr. Helgerson — and, by extension, Mr. Cuomo — finds himself in.

Procter & Gamble's response underscored a delicate balance that has existed on "Imus in the Morning" for years.

This underscores how delicate the issue of compensation remains after the resignation of Richard A. Grasso, the former chairman.