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This underscores the failure of the Japanese state.
If anything underscores the failure of the coverage of the 2016 campaign, it's surely this.
The pressure on the Pentagon to plan for a war on Iraq underscores the failure of diplomacy and covert operations to dislodge Saddam Hussein.
That presages far bigger challenges than Europe has faced thus far and underscores the failure of policies to stem the crisis.
The absence of meaningful Republican debate on the crises unfolding in the Middle East – reinforced by anaemic coverage by traditional rightwing media outlets – underscores the failure of Republicans to build a "deep bench" when it comes to foreign policy.
That surprise acquisition also underscores the failure of the Revolutionary generation "to recognize the opportunity presented by the Purchase to revisit the Native American question so as to avoid removal," Mr. Ellis writes, and its "unwillingness to use this extraordinary occasion to promote the possibility of prohibiting the expansion of slavery into the Louisiana Territory".
Mr. Muschamp brilliantly underscored the failure of the Landmarks Preservation Commission to connect the dots of preservation, history and culture.
For some, the station's destruction served to underscore the failure of United States intelligence to predict the attacks.
The attacks have underscored the failure of the Morsi government, with its links to the Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, to restore social order.
The war made Washington and NATO allies of the fighters of the Kosovo Liberation Army, underscoring the failure of Albania's moderates, who had relied on negotiations and peaceful disobedience.
The events in Berlin and Brussels underscored the failure of Europe's case-by-case approach to restoring confidence in the Continent's increasingly jittery banking sector.
