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The scope of the problem was underscored in a recent article in The Times by Cara Buckley.

The critical role of inspectors general was underscored in a recent report by the inspector general of the Government Services Administration GSAA).

With the New Hampshire primary less than three months away, the race is far from decided — a point underscored in a recent state poll.

This is a daunting prospect for prison officials whose difficulties in keeping pace with the present dementia caseload were underscored in a recent report by The Times's Pam Belluck.

The search for a fitting synagogue design has yielded many different results, as is underscored in a recent wave of construction and renovation projects ranging from the extravagantly neo-Classical Congregation Shearith Israel on Central Park West to the poignantly modest Old Broadway Synagogue, just off 125th Street, in Harlem.

The point was underscored in a recent report on the commission by the U.S. Department of Commerce, which evaluates the commission's performance in administering the federal coastal zone management program.

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".

But the Saudi troops who carried out the crackdown remain in the country, and some of the top opposition leaders are languishing in jail — a fact that Mr. Obama underscored in his recent speech on the Arab upheaval.

Spice's health effects have been underscored in recent months by a surge in emergency room visits and calls to poison centers, for symptoms that can include extreme anxiety, violent behavior and delusions.

The importance of PPE was underscored in the recent outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

The intense rivalry over China's leadership jobs has been underscored in recent days by talk of a political attack on Bo Xilai, a powerful municipal official with aspirations to higher office who, like Mr. Xi, is considered a "princeling," the child of members of the Communist Party aristocracy.