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Adhering to a marketer's natural urge to emphasize superlatives when introducing a new product, Chevrolet is promoting the Equinox as the "largest vehicle in its class".

As chief of the National Council of Churches, he urged members to emphasize aid to the poor.

As lawmakers head home for Thanksgiving, leaders are urging Democrats to emphasize a "middle-class squeeze," accusing Republicans of failing to recognize the cumulative effects of the rising costs of college, gasoline, health insurance and other everyday expenses.

In an important about-face, the nation's most influential group of mathematics teachers announced yesterday that it was recommending, in essence, that the arithmetic be put back into mathematics, urging teachers to emphasize the fundamentals of computation rather than focus on concepts and reasoning.

In COER the importance of empirical evidence is strongly emphasized: governments are urged to collect it "in partnership with relevant organizations".

a former secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, called on doctors to focus more closely on alcohol and drug abuse, urged medical schools to emphasize it in their teaching and suggested that state licensing boards stress the importance of the problem.

They also frequently expressed concerns about carrying out enforcement measures that were requested by civilian public health authorities and urged county officials to emphasize public education to minimize the need for enforcement.

During the meetings with the employee and the supervisor the RTW coordinator emphasizes that the RTW plan does not implicate that the employee is urged to return to work immediately.

All 47 members were urged to comply.

Readers are urged to explore.

Trainers were urged to upgrade themselves.