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The research underscores that it is even wiser policy than its proponents realize.

"This underscores that it is not a good idea to do the suspension because it is unworkable," Mr. McMahon said yesterday.

"Cooked" underscores that it has become too easy to unwrap, microwave, order in or otherwise dodge cooking chores — to the point where at-home food preparation skills are simply being lost.

But the other extreme of jamming chickens into small cages is a nightmare for the animals — and the salmonella outbreak underscores that it can be a health hazard to humans as well.

Simukai Chigudu, a postgraduate student in international development, said Oriel's decision "throws into sharp relief that strong power donors have in shaping the college and underscores that it is not a free, open and democratic [process].

That underscores that it's time for Europeans to learn a lesson about fairness and holding down the role of money in professional sports from, of all places, the United States.

The bank's chief financial officer, Timothy J. Sloan, underscored that "it's more than just the mortgage business".

Just to underscore that: it's not about keeping a certain document, witness, or other piece of evidence out, but keeping the entire case out of court.

Perhaps this underscores that old saw: it's often less about what you know than who you know.

His potent new album, "Heritage," underscores that impression, even as it changes the context around him.

But it underscores that gun culture is as much a part of American life as baseball and apple pie.