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This is a strategy also underscored by its acquisition of Geoloqi in October 2012 when it also indicated that it was preparing an iOS developer-friendly mapping library.

The giant panda's solitary nature is underscored by its reliance on its sense of smell (olfaction).

Invoking Boudicca, "daisy chains and schoolyard games", twin singing guitarists Pete Doherty and Carl Barât slurp at the same microphone, their togetherness underscored by its notorious instability.

But uncertainty about the company's statements is growing, underscored by its handling of the report, which involved a Food and Drug Administration inspection of a plant that makes the Durata.

For decades the Olympic-class Stattractedtracted some of the world's best sailors, a fact that's underscored by its roster of gold medalists and world champions, including Paul Elvstrom, Lowell North, Conner, Paul Cayard, and Torben Grael.

In many ways the tension between ADIA's elephantine size — the fund is twice as big as Norway's, the second-largest sovereign fund — and its demure aspect is underscored by its investment in Citigroup.

His focus on the US is underscored by 60percentt of its customer base coming from the US right now. 25percentt are in Europe, and 15percentt are in the Asia-Pacific, he said.

More recently, however, a primary role of PLK2 in catalyzing α-synuclein phosphorylation at serine 129 has been underscored by evidence of its specific and quantitative (>95%) effect on α-synuclein conversion.

Some purists want to maintain Bitcoin's outsider status, underscored by the mystique surrounding its founder.

But India is still a name on many a global conglomerate's lips, underscored by the fact that its burgeoning economy will be a key talking point at Davos tomorrow.

The tumor suppressor function of Fbxw7/hCdc4 is further underscored by frequent deletions of its locus at chromosome 4q31, occurring in more than 30% of all neoplasms [ 6].