This underscores an important possibility: that much of the information that would validate the dossier ― and implicate Trump ― remains classified.
The stage set underscored this possibility: a heart-shape ramp encircled a small number of fans, and Bono ran around it like a marathon man, leaning into the audience while subtly held in place by bodyguards, relishing the precarious connection to his fans.
Anne Mulcahy, chief executive of Xerox and also a speaker at the event, noted that Obama's campaign underscored the possibility for a powerful message to have an impact in a cluttered media environment.
Despite efforts to pro-actively record Aboriginal status in vital registration and in the NSW health system, this possibility underscores a need for some validation studies of Aboriginal status recording across the health and vital registration settings.
On the other hand, some research has underscored the possibility of a spurious association between health and religion [ 84].
This apparently walks back from a Bush-era declaration that underscored the possibility that the United States might use nuclear weapons if it suffered a chemical or biological attack.
On Sept. 27, he met with the country's most respected Shiite religious leader, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, a rare and symbolic gesture that underscored the possibility of cooperation across the sectarian gap.
On Sunday, Israel underscored that possibility by bombing the offices of the Hamas prime minister, Ismail Haniya, which were empty at the time.
His comments about the turnout of mourners underscored the possibility that the return of the bodies to Saudi Arabia and Yemen — should the government allow it — could turn into anti-American events.
Predictive analysis using mathematical models (KISR 2009) underscored the possibility of large-scale contamination of the groundwater resources in the Umm Al-Aish basin, caused by ongoing movement of hydrocarbon pollutants towards the supply bores.
Those decisions underscore a fundamental truth about police force in America: that the laws are deeply stacked against the possibility that police officers will be charged, let alone convicted, of killing civilians, particularly African-Americans.
