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We should perhaps underscore once more that this is not an indicator of the desired future, but rather what are seen as the most likely visions.
But in case you missed the writing on the wall, the decline was underscored once more in a conference call today discussing the revised figures.
Nonetheless, nephrologists need to remain vigilant in patients with PSGN, and the association underscores once more that scabies is not always a diagnosis made in primary care where expertise in dealing with scabies is probably strongest.
Yet more than a month into his second presidential bid, his response underscored, once again, his willingness to stand apart from a party he has not joined but hopes to helm.
These findings once more underscore the importance of properly diagnose and treat MOH.
The latest clashes once more underscore how dangerously wrong country leaders when they think they can first up the ante in a stand-off with another state for purposes of signaling resolve or demanding concessions, and then control the resultant escalation.
Finally, our results once more underscore the huge potential of molecular photoswitching for nanoscale imaging with visible light and regular lenses.
When that moment arises, the question of how safe is safe enough will be addressed once more, this time underscored by a tragedy.
Indeed, in light of monstrous figures since September 11, perhaps we will see this power-play in action once more amid the current political climate in the US, in turn underscoring the potential for monstrosity in affecting and effecting current representational forms.
Its neighbors' prickly reactions to upheaval in the Communist East underscored how jumpy they were at the idea of a reunified Germany smack in the middle of Europe once more.
