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But the impending departure of Ms. Curry has underscored the image of a show under siege.

Rubio fought back and easily handled several questions on foreign policy later in the debate, but repeated images of him wiping sweat from his forehead underscored the image of a young candidate being rattled by the most sustained attacks he has weathered in the campaign.

It underscores the image of the Clintons as inexorable.

The latest New York Times/CBS News Poll, published today, underscores the image of a White House run by the upper crust.

On the eve of World War II, 40 years after Belle's death, the Washington Daily News underscored the dichotomy of her image, contrasting the notion of the Southern maiden with that of an able killer: "She stood there looking at the dead Union soldier and in that moment she was no longer a child.

But his recent promotion, and subsequent defense, of an anti-Semitic image has underscored the particular kind of harassment that Jewish journalists ― and non-Jews who happen to have vaguely Jewish-sounding names ― have faced.

The performance underscored the success of Chrysler's makeover of its product lineup, and the restoration of its image as a daring, innovative automaker.

The image underscored the diverse -- and sometimes conflicting -- community of people using and supporting Tor to communicate anonymously on the Web.

Recently my work has taken on a density that underscores the materiality of the image, a move diametrically opposed to the screen image or the photograph.

Darwin underscored the role of language, but he also understood the role of less complex means.

For instance, characterization of biochemical mechanisms underscored the importance of phytochemicals, which may mediate biosynthesis.