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What Mr. Barry's announcement underscores is the simple principle that America's national parks should lead the nation in adherence to environmental law.

I think what it really underscores is the extreme urgency for Congress to act to codify ethical embryonic stem cell research".

What Shlaes's biography underscores is the fantastic tenacity with which the party still adheres to the ossified pre-New-Deal-era economic doctrines enunciated by Silent Cal.

As Marcus writes, "what this episode underscores is the malleability of his supposedly simple pledge," showing that it "is a straitjacket only for lawmakers who want it to serve that function".

"Chaos," he underscores, is "the ideal period for investors.

What this study specifically underscores is the importance of taking a coherent and purposeful approach toward the design of digital student-directed educational technology, especially for ELL students who may have specific learning needs.

And what must be underscored is the position from which they spoke.

What this research does not underscore is the extent to which this learning disability negatively affects millions of lives.

What the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) controversies have underscored is the need to add sexual orientation and gender identity to the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

What our data underscore is the very slow rate of evolution of cephalochordates in general.

Unions, he underscored, were the "first anti-poverty program," and they should be accessible to all who work for wages.