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Kerry said: "A two-state solution will be clearly underscored as the only real alternative.

Here is what he said: A two-state solution will be clearly underscored as the only real alternative.

But continuing security concerns were underscored as the door swung open and Mr. Rumsfeld's delegation was warned that the plane was parked on a strip of tarmac sandwiched between minefields.

And did that child not have the right to defend himself from that strange man?" Mr. Guy also underscored, as the chief prosecutor had done the day before, inconsistencies in Mr. Zimmerman's statements to the police and in a television interview with Sean Hannity.

The need for such a plan was underscored as the company announced that its revenue grew less than 1percentt in the second quarter and that it would lose as many as 45,000 of about three million cable subscribers this year.

The ECCD MTR also underscored as the overall challenge the effective and efficient delivery of integrated ECCD services to all 0 to 6 Filipino children in a systematic, coordinated, and sustained manner to ensure their rights to survival, development and protection.

Those relationships underscore as well the communicability of the condition.

It underscores as well the extent to which the bountiful contract that Mr. Grasso, its top executive, had signed in 1999 had become an albatross.

The need for this type of integrated skills-based programme is being underscored as there is the perception that the problems being caused by the demand for drugs and drug use are escalating.

The role of program management is frequently underscored, as shown by the fact that specific indicators are not easily identified in the evaluation process.

China and India, of course, account for more than a third of humanity, a point Ms. Rice underscored as she urged the administration's critics to think hard about who is complaining about alienation and who is not.