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The investigation of the Goldman banker, now identified as Matthew E. Korenberg, also underscores the breadth of the government's crackdown on illegal stock trading on Wall Street.
A chart prepared by the NSA, contained within the top-secret document obtained by the Guardian, underscores the breadth of the data it is able to obtain: email, video and voice chat, videos, photos, voice-over-IP (Skype, for example) chats, file transfers, social networking details, and more.
"Today's filing underscores the breadth of Facebook's violation of Yahoo!'s intellectual property.
The Wieland case underscores the breadth of Hobby Lobby that Ginsburg mentioned.
The two counterpoints underscored the breadth of the gulf that separates the Kremlin and Mr. Gusinsky, a frequent critic whose businesses have come under growing government pressure.
The court's decision underscored the breadth of the city's Human Rights Law, which contains a provision outlawing retaliation against someone who has "opposed" discrimination.
Collectively, these efforts underscore the breadth of OneMain's influence, and by extension, the influence of its private equity owner, the Fortress Investment Group.
Mr. Simon was the Richard King Mellon University Professor of Computer Science and Psychology at the university -- a title that underscored the breadth of his interests and learning.
"These statements underscore the breadth of the security premium currently in prices," said John Kilduff of the energy hedge fund Again Capital.
The president was surrounded as he spoke by a bipartisan group of House members and some senators who agreed with him, a tableau that the White House used to underscore the breadth of support for the president.
But the number of countries adopting tougher rules, as well as the global treaty, underscore the breadth of the battleground between tobacco and public health interests in legal and political arenas from Latin America to Africa to Asia.
