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China's diplomatic efforts underscored the conflict between what had been Beijing's traditional ideological pillar of non-interventionism and becoming embroiled in foreign conflicts in order to secure access to natural resources.

The standoff over the meeting underscored the conflicting narratives about the next chapter of the revolt that has shaken Egypt and the wider Arab world.

But what's so touching is how the production bridges the chasm, fusing Jewish music and American rhythms with themes that underscored the conflicts immigrants faced.

In so doing, it underscores the conflict on which Mr. Cedar is focusing, the internal Israeli one.

Union organizers hoped to underscore the conflict on Tuesday evening when Gov. Mitch Daniels, who has said he favors the right to work bill, was to give the Republicans' response to President Obama's State of the Union address.

The discord underscores the conflicting aims of the government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

In the course of developing procedures to ensure that ambitious enrollment goals were met, a number of ethical and practical issues became apparent that underscore the conflicts between effectiveness research and human subject protections.

That he was a member of the team's leadership council, and last season was given the Good Guy award by the beat writers who cover the team, underscore the conflicting feelings within the building about Incognito, who is accused of threatening and harassing fellow offensive lineman Jonathan Martin.

The stark differences underscored the deep class conflict in this country of 25 million people.

Mr. Holliday said the events of recent weeks underscored the arc of the conflict since late spring: The rebels have been gaining strength and becoming more organized, he said, and the government forces have been slowly contracting under pressure.

If Mr. Obama and his aides hoped his speech on Thursday would give fresh momentum to the peace process, Mr. Netanyahu's reaction — first in an angry phone call Thursday to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and then face to face with the president a day later — underscored why the conflict has long vexed presidential peacemaking.