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But at least it underscores what is most alluring about the museum's recent expansion.

And it underscores what makes Mr. Nouvel such an ideal architect for today.

That reality also underscores what Republicans, and some Democrats, say was a major miscalculation on the part of President Obama.

The campaign follows recent research that underscores what many consider to be a crisis in fathering in the United States.

Instead, van Hove underplays what should be important, and underscores what should be minor, in ways that feel too explicit.

(Shirley Henderson's intelligent portrayal of Lindsay Wilson underscores what a bratty boys' club the postpunk movement was).

It underscores what has all too often turned out to be a guiding principle of modernism: décor dogs design.

Still, the disclosure underscores what a troublesome year 2003 was for the specialist firms on the stock exchange.

Even if the F.E.C. eventually rules against Wal-Mart, the case underscores what a paltry deterrent election law provides.

All of which underscores what is lacking for this 30-year-old theater company: a theater of its own.

The Kaiser study underscores what most viewers know intuitively: there is more sex on television than ever before.