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Lefebvre cites one statistic that underscores the scope of the crisis: The number of confirmed migrant deaths along the border since 1994 is roughly the same as the combined number of U.S.-soldier fatalities in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The fact that the first American to die in combat in Afghanistan was an intelligence officer and not a uniformed soldier serves to underscore the scope of the agency's role in the war in Afghanistan.

To underscore the scope of XKeyscore's capabilities he cited examples of potential persons whose tracking could be automated using the technology — such as the people parents choose to share photos of their children with, or every homosexual or Christian in a particular country.

Data also underscore the scope and severity of Sandy's impact on the study sample, whose collective financial losses totaled more than $5.8 million and cut across multiple loss types, dominated by actual (80% of grantees) and projected (70%) income losses resulting from, for example, cancelled dance performances and classes.

In conclusion, our results underscore the scope of unmet health care needs among older people, especially with regard to dental health.

Among the rhythmic genes found were core clock genes as well as genes involved in BMP (bone morphogenetic protein) and FGF (fibroblast growth factor) signalling, Wnt signalling, multiple ADAM (a disintegrin and metalloproteinase) proteases and various pro-collagen isoforms, underscoring the scope of clock influence on bone physiology [ 8].

That, however, only underscores the full scope of BlackBerry's arc.

Mr. Gates, who arrived in Singapore on Thursday for an address at an Asian security conference, underscored the vast scope of challenges to regional stability, like natural disasters and an ascendant China.

Our predictions for the impact of channel blockers on the neuronal dynamics and the proof of chaoticity underscore the wide scope of our approach.

Most of the 31 studies included in the review involved hospitalized children and only 1 of the studies was conducted in the United States, underscoring the limited scope of the available literature.

"This investigation underscores the severity and scope of a multibillion-dollar software swindle over the Internet," said Robert C. Bonner, the customs commissioner, "as well as the vulnerabilities of this technology to outside attack".