Graeber is pleased, too, to underscore the links between Occupy and other popular movements around the world, from the Egyptian uprising to the ongoing demonstrations of the Indignados, in Spain.
Though Mr. Berlusconi, of the People of Liberty Party, and Mr. Monti, who leads a centrist coalition, have not failed to underscore the links between M.P.S. and the Democratic Party, political analysts say it is unlikely that the revelations will have much effect on national elections next month.
FRIDAY -- Black women infected with AIDS through sex with former inmates underscore the link between high rates of AIDS and imprisonment among African-Americans.
As if to underscore the link between Chandler's departure and MISIS, new Supt.
Clearly, these observations underscore the link between oxidative stress and iron metabolism, and highlight the interconnected regulatory network that coordinates this linkage.
Ferruccio Ferragamo, chairman of the group, released a statement underscoring the links between the brand founded by his father Salvatore in 1927 and the work of Leonardo.
Mullah Omar's replacement, Mullah Akhtar Mohammed Mansour, appointed Sirajuddin Haqqani as his deputy, underscoring the links between the Afghan insurgency and the Haqqani network, who are believed to be close to Pakistan's feared Inter Services Intelligence.
After the announcement, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said the decision "directs a spotlight on the human rights situation in China, and underscores the links between development, democracy and universal human rights".
Yesterday, a trio of scientists underscored the link between global warming and the kinds of wildfires Colorado is currently experiencing.
The show underscored the link between works by international masters like Dalí, Ernst, Magritte, de Chirico and Czech artists including Styrsky, Toyen and Karel Teige.
He underscored the link between Easter and the vernal equinox, he talked about the metaphorical importance of the moment when day starts to outlast night, and he noted that "Easter will never come this early for another hundred and fifty-two years".
