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NAIROBI, Kenya -- As Kenyans grieved Thursday for the scores killed in an assault on a Nairobi shopping mall, reports of two more attacks in the north of the country underscored continuing security problems.

A gunshot Monday near a city intersection that saw the worst of the rioting a week ago and became the scene of frequent protests over the death of Freddie Gray underscored continuing tensions in Baltimore.

It was one of the largest episodes of violent protest over family planning policies in recent years, and it underscored continued tensions over the country's top-down efforts to limit the growth of its population, which stands at 1.3 billion.

Billed as a chance for Rice and Straw to demonstrate how U.S. foreign policy directly affects British citizens, the visit has at least underscored continued efforts to highlight the transatlantic "special relationship," whatever the political or geological climate.

The order underscores continuing weaknesses in China's legal system, particularly when it comes to police powers and private property protections.

But joint U.S.-South Korean military drills and the North's objections to them were underscoring continuing tensions in the region.

That's not what we're involved in". The comments underscore continuing uncertainty over precisely which techniques can be used legally during CIA interrogations of terrorism suspects.

To underscore continuing data gaps regarding populations or population characteristics (street children, children with disabilities, migrants, ethnic minorities) and issues (violence, sexuality, child marriage, harmful practices and so forth) and how to overcome them.

Citing slower demand overseas — and underscoring continued weaknesses in its business — Sony said it expected to sell fewer cameras, televisions and game consoles for the financial year that ends in March than it had previously forecast.

And Japan's so-called core-core consumer price index, which excludes both food and energy, fell 0.4 percent in the year to May, after a 0.6 percent annual decline in April, underscoring continued weak consumer demand.

All of these issues underscore continued management problems for NPOESS, said Lampson.