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The effort underscores not only Mrs. Clinton's recognition that the next round of primaries — in Ohio and Texas on March 4 — are must-win contests for her.

The grim news at Lehman underscores not only the precarious state of that once-proud firm but also the pain afflicting the whole of Wall Street.

Today Prague's state television station is a battle site, this one a political struggle that underscores not only the media's importance in former Communist nations but also the dangers of coziness between politicians and the press.

The effect is unsettling; it underscores not only the horror and absurdity of what happened early on, but how little the legal system can do to establish facts or assign blame, much less set things right.

That episode underscores not only the fragile investor confidence in the country, but also the difficulty that Russia faces in developing other industries that can reduce its heavy reliance on oil and gas.

The rising rate of overweight and obese individuals among developing countries despite focused efforts on prevention and treatment underscores not only the need to better define the physiological factors that contribute to weight problems, but also the need to elucidate the neurobiological mechanisms of the self-regulatory failure over eating that leads to weight problems.

The accident underscored not only how different dilbit is from conventional oil, but how unprepared we are for the impending flood of imports.

To date, it was her most comprehensive retrospective, underscoring not only her Southernness but the global black vernacular that continues to shape her.

Mr. Gates's critique of top-heavy headquarters overseas was underscored not only by the date on which it was given but also by the location of the speech: the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum here.

By Doreen St. Félix April 16, 2018 By Doreen St. Félix April 16, 2018 Beyoncé's Coachella performance, her most comprehensive retrospective to date, underscored not only her Southernness but the global black vernacular that continues to shape her.

While the shutdown lasted just a few hours, it underscored not only the delicate balance and complexity of power grids serving large metropolitan areas, but the need for emergency preparedness.