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The travails Moore and Swann have endured underscore the troubles many old-line companies have trying to set up shop on the web.

The travails Moore and Swann have endured underscore the troubles many old-line firms have in trying to set up shop on the Web.

Industry giant Wal-Mart Stores underscored the trouble facing retailers when it reported lower-than-expected same-store sales for the holiday season and lowered its quarterly earnings guidance below Wall Street's views.

A series of inmate takeovers in recent weeks has underscored the troubles.

For many, the 30-minute call — which Mr. Lord ended with an expletive — only underscored the troubles plaguing Sallie Mae and its hard-charging leader.

Mr. Buffett's grim view of his Energy Future Holdings position underscores the troubles facing the Texas utility, which is owned by a group of private equity firms led by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, TPG Capital and the buyout arm of Goldman Sachs.

To underscore the problem.

Those twin messages -- one testy, one rueful -- seemed to underscore the administration's troubles hitting the right tone and developing a clear message that instills confidence both here and abroad nearly eight weeks after America's terrorist horrors began.

Mr. Rumsfeld also underscored the problem this week.

The perceived threat of global warming, whether ratified by treaty or not, gives politicians cover for such action.If Kyoto was a useful education, it underscored the political trouble ahead.

AirAsia's troubles underscore the difficulties low-cost carriers have had in entering the highly insulated Japanese market, where domestic fares have stayed above global norms for decades.