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The U.S. should lead preventive diplomacy now, underscoring to Russia the high costs of intervention in Georgia while seeking to engage Moscow in a broad security dialogue.

But the protests six weeks ago at the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle had the chief effect of underscoring to politicians how potent the issues raised by economic globalization have become, both in America and abroad.

Underscoring to the callousness of India's political élite, Abhijit Mukherjee, a member of the Indian Parliament, whose father Pranab Mukherjee is the President of India, described the female protesters as "highly dented and painted women" who were "chasing two minutes of fame, giving interviews on TV".

Putin, for his part, is looking to ease tensions with the U.S. while underscoring to Russians the respect that he has won with his aggressive foreign policy.

Known as the Trachenberg Plan, the Sixth Coalition's operating plan established clear, concise and specific guidelines for commanders, from the Army through the basic company level: act offensively against an inferior foe; act defensively against a superior foe, underscoring to commanders at all levels the risk of underestimating the threat of Napoleon and his army.

Such actions, she said, ought to underscore to Americans why "elections count".

The blowup underscores to some extent a widening rift within the troika.

I would sing as I explored the streets, adding an appropriate underscore to my solitary wandering.

But he said that Mr. Simon underscored to him that "Brighton Beach" was not meant to be a sunny play.

That responsibility is falling with greater urgency to their children and, as the Park Avenue Synagogue ceremony underscored, to their grandchildren.

That episode underscored to me how difficult it was for Saddam's government to get accurate information.