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Voters seem more concerned with Hillary's political expediency — which the vote underscored — than with her ability to be manly.

Nowhere has that been more starkly underscored than in Omsk, a city of 1.4 million, where he managed to pursue a full two-day schedule without being mentioned in any newspapers and appearing on television only via the occasional telephoto lens.

This is nowhere more touchingly underscored than when he removes his artificial limb and performs a kind of pas de deux with Thompson.

The whole episode underscored that the Trump administration seemed more callous than a typical GOP White House.

But her speech on Monday night illustrated the new frontiers she might go on to pave for black women in power, and as such it underscored more than ever the loss of what could be politically.

But today a landscape dotted with Hamilton Courts, pressed up against the slums that serve them, has underscored more than ever the stark gulf between those worlds, raising uncomfortable questions for a democratically elected government about whether India can enable all its citizens to scale the golden ladders of the new economy.

From the opening sequence, transparent scenes, underscored by less-than-nuanced performances, leave little room for surprise.

But views of Mr. Romney are also split, the polls find, underscoring that with more than five months before Election Day, these states are very much in play.

He remains an acknowledged master of the craft, and the steadfastness of many of his longtime supporters has already been underscored by more than $600,000 in contributions to his legal-defense fund.

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In their own way, conservative attitudes toward sex and marriage underscore, rather than undermine, the emergence of the age of autonomy.