What this game underscored was that the Wildcats got this far with teamwork, not extraordinary talent.
What was innovative at the time, as the name underscored, was that they were sweetened with honey, whereas the norm had been to use molasses.
Another trend the deals underscore is that the relentless consolidation of Madison Avenue continues, well, relentlessly.
"What this report really underscores is that the states are facing revenue-based problems," said Todd Haggerty, a research analyst at the conference, a nonpartisan group based in Denver.
"What both these accidents do underscore is that athletes, as in any sport, are at risk," De Francis said.
One of the things I'd underscore is that GOP mouthpieces like Kit Bond and Peter Hoekstra just didn't do their party any favors by doubling down on a frenzied, hyperventilating approach to these issues.
What both films underscore is that for all the hard work of understanding the details of Chubbuck's personal and professional life, as well as the contextual specifics of her time and place, she remains unknowable.
"What this underscores is that we are all morally complex beings," said Randall Balmer, an Episcopal priest who teaches American religious history at Barnard College.
What the avalanche has underscored, however, is that Juneau is largely on its own, whether in meeting the energy challenge or facing the broader question of its future.
What this report underscores to us is that this issue IS solvable.
