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The appearances by G.M.'s chairman, Rick Wagoner, and Ford's executive chairman, William C. Ford Jr., underscored how vital the industry considers the loans as it tries to meet tougher fuel-efficiency regulations.

As Islamic State (Isis) makes gains across Iraq and Syria and laps at the borders of Lebanon and Jordan, the past six months have only underscored how vital a potential nuclear accord with Iran will be to the region's security.

That crisis underscored how vital money funds have become as sources of short-term credit to American businesses and local governments, and prompted calls for changes in how they are regulated.

They stressed that more than half of the population affected by natural disasters in Turkey and around the world is composed of children, and underscored how vital it is to take account of the effects of disaster interventions on children's physical, psychological, emotional, social and mental development.

In all likelihood, Mr. Albert merely allowed himself an oratorical flourish to underscore how vital the subway is to New York life.

The planned appointment of an American to run the London-based company, which was confirmed by a person close to BP's board, would underscore how vital the United States has become to BP.

From Black Lives Matter to the DREAMers, the debate underscored how vigorous protest is vital in making Democratic candidates talk about the issues, just as protest pushed President Obama to act on LGBT issues, as Kerry Eleveld lays out in her new book, Don't Tell Me to Wait: How the Fight for Gay Rights Changed America and Transformed Obama's Presidency.

The mishap underscored how fragile players' bodies can be.

It underscored how it was O.K. to be like that.

The poll underscored how unpopular deep cuts to Medicare are.

His performance underscored how difficult the Mets' task really is.