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The message of hope Zuma sought to transmit was ironically underscored, not to say shattered, by the far bigger news of the day.

By Doreen St. Félix April 16, 2018 By Doreen St. Félix April 16, 2018 Beyoncé's Coachella performance, her most comprehensive retrospective to date, underscored not only her Southernness but the global black vernacular that continues to shape her.

That decision underscored not just the determination of the traditionalists to consolidate power, but their ability to ensure the result.

Now, that shift appears to be the company's sole focus, as underscored not just by the API but how Dwolla is growing it.

The back-and-forth underscored not just the depth of Clinton's understanding of the issues but the senatorial demeanor she could bring to the new post.

The accident underscored not only how different dilbit is from conventional oil, but how unprepared we are for the impending flood of imports.

The urgency is underscored not only by the fact that the low-income Americans and the 48 million uninsured -- those whom the law was primarily intended to benefit -- won't get the help they were promised.

We spanned seven countries and four continents, an array meant to underscore not diversity but the perceived incompatibility of foreign men and Chinese women.

On Friday he launched a new round of policy speeches designed to underscore not only his positions, but the poor state of health, schools and the environment in Mr. Bush's Texas.

Moves like this underscore not just the company's commitment to the open source community, but also it's hope to be at the center of how it develops, both among large tech companies and the larger developer community.

To date, it was her most comprehensive retrospective, underscoring not only her Southernness but the global black vernacular that continues to shape her.