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The need for stronger regulation is underscored in a new study by the Education Trust, a nonpartisan foundation.

The value of specialized courts for young people is underscored in a new report from the Justice Department's Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.

The problem for the GOP statewide is further underscored in a new Los Angeles Times poll showing only 15percentt of voters say they are registered Republicans.

A more recent study, underscored in a New York Times article on the growth of anti-mosque movements during the height of the controversy over the so-called "Ground Zero mosque" this summer, "concluded that contemporary mosques are actually a deterrent to the spread of militant Islam and terrorism".

This has been further underscored in a prospective follow up study in new patients with JIA that demonstrated that T cell reactivity to self-HSP60 at the onset of disease was associated with a benign disease course [ 66].

This problem is underscored in two new studies from the Community College Research Center at Columbia University's Teachers College that examine remedial education policies at two unnamed systems: one large urban community college system and one statewide community college system.

For a second day, Mrs. Clinton sharply criticized Sunday's parliamentary elections in Russia, underscoring a new souring in relations already strained by disputes over missile defenses, conventional forces in Europe, Russia's support for Syria and Iran and other issues.

Karl Marx himself was keenly aware that capitalism could easily support, even thrive on, chattel slavery and other forms of human bondage – a point Blackburn underscores in his other new book, An Unfinished Revolution: Karl Marx and Abraham Lincoln (Verso, £12.99).

Since they're now based in LA, the concert felt like a homecoming that underscored a new chapter of their careers.

It also underscores a new dynamic in the presidential race.

In its literature, SEA underscores a new "business approach" to developing rail travel.