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The Nobel committee's decision underscored the gap between local perceptions of her — it is not hard to find critics of the president in Liberia — and the view from abroad.

And yet Mrs. Clinton's speech underscored the gap that still exists between the fervent enthusiasm of her admirers, who rose from their chairs and clapped madly when she walked onstage — and her deliberate and cautious manner.

It also underscored the gap that continues to exist between the White House and congressional Republicans on tax policy.

This finding further underscored the gap in promoting HIV testing among MSM [ 33, 34] and the needs to address various barriers in delivering prevention and HIV testing services.

This underscored the gap in our ability to detect and characterize emerging strains before the widespread onset of disease in the population.

Mr. Michaels, the OSHA director, declined to comment on the McClain verdict, but said the issues under dispute in her case underscored the gaps in regulatory protection for lab workers.

But the UK data continued to underscore the gap between the recovery in headline economic growth and living standards.

As if to underscore the gap that must be bridged, the two sides will meet separately on Thursday.

The Times's decision to charge frequent users for its online report underscores the gap between the Internet rich and poor.

A6 Air Crashes Point to Safety Gap The five airline crashes of recent weeks appear to underscore the gap between safety practices in wealthy countries like the United States, and those in many other countries.

But any delay in extracting the minerals, or sharing the wealth among average Afghans, would serve only to underscore the gap left in the economy as international spending is withdrawn.