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According to a New York Times feature published days before the event, Chionesu and Coney elected to go with a grassroots promotion approach to underscore "one of the march's main objectives, solving local problems without calling on elected leaders and mainstream groups".

Freedland's concerns underscore one of the key questions looming over Britain's future.

This may seem like a picayune detail, but it could underscore one of the biggest differences between the two men.

And its interiors underscore one of the most underrated dimensions of Mr. Gehry's immense talent: a supple feel for context and an ability to balance exuberance with delicious moments of restraint.

It certainly makes sense, but it also serves to underscore one of the problems inherent to OpenID: security.

These kinds of usage patterns underscore one of the reasons why developers and carriers continue to hold iOS and iPhone handsets as a top priority in their own roadmaps.

"Roses," released last month, provides Tumblr girls with a new lovelorn byline and "Good Intentions" is bound to underscore one of those festival recap videos that doubles as a motivational pick-me-up.

His point underscored one of the limitations of Breakroom: ultimately, you're still sitting at your desk.

And it's good for voters in general — including the mysterious Undecideds — because it underscores one of the starkest differences between the Obama and Romney tickets.

Mr. Bush underscored one of the hazards of debating a woman when he later gloated into an open microphone, "We tried to kick a little ass last night".

The juxtaposition underscored one of the main challenges facing German society and Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's government -- the nation's need to be more welcoming to immigrants.