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Mr. Mohamud has said improving security is his priority, and such attacks underscore the scale of the challenge he faces.
To underscore the scale of Labour's surge, with nearly 50 of Scotland's 59 seats declared, Labour's share of the vote was its highest in Scotland since the party's landslide victory in 1997, at 45%.
Wilson used the example of computers to emphasise the speed of technological change and, to underscore the scale of the problem, said, "We may well have to provide by new industrial development 10 million new jobs by the early seventies".
To underscore the scale of advances that nano might deliver, he told TEDsters that a single drop of water contains more molecules than the total number of transistors produced since their invention in 1947; a single Pentium 4 chip has 42 million transistors.
Repeated opinion polls have underscored the scale of that seismic shift.
A ComRes poll on Sunday underscored the scale of the problem.
But 121 million children of primary and lower-secondary school age are still not enrolled in educational programmes, Unesco said, underscoring the scale of the challenge ahead.
He underscored the scale of the threat he said Britain faces from plots inspired by Al Qaeda and hatched in Pakistan, using British citizens or residents to mount attacks.
Both the substance of his first big legislative accomplishment and the way he achieved it underscored the scale of the challenges facing the nation and how different a political climate this is from the early stages of recent administrations.
Underscoring the scale of American companies' copyright problems in Asia, CD's containing software Microsoft has code-named Longhorn are on sale for 6 ringgit ($1.58) in southern Malaysia.
American support for the process is in part a recognition that "Oh, by the way, you are not going to kill or capture your way out of an industrial-strength insurgency," General Petraeus said, underscoring the scale of Taliban activity.
