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Its pathos was underscored by an implication that the woman he loved was remote and unattainable.

It is underscored by an arresting human story: the return of the exiled Yorkshireman.

Its editorial pretensions are underscored by an opening black-and-white montage of actual presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt through Bill Clinton lambasting war.

The problems were underscored by an independent report that found New York's Legislature to be the most dysfunctional in the nation.

The deteriorating security situation was underscored by an announcement that the United Nations would further reduce its foreign staff in Iraq.

Almodóvar's thick, vertically groomed bush of hair is now completely grey and his face is underscored by an equally grey beard.

The disarray in economics was recently underscored by a 3,226-word 3,226-word the Economist entitled, "Monetarticleiny: An Unfinished Revoluthen".

Occasionally, it is underscored by a kind of conspiratorial laughter.

The importance of volume was underscored by a study published in March by the National Cancer Institute.

That is underscored by a campaign scheduled to start on Tuesday, sponsored by the Special Olympics.

Loud as the resultant applause was it seemed bitter-sweet, underscored by a certain sadness.