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The stunt was designed to highlight the difficulties faced by disabled people using London's Underground.
The concert was designed to highlight environmental concerns and India's Light a Billion Lives solar energy programme.
Then came Wednesday, and with it, the exact sort of scoop that this new site was designed to highlight.
Germany's fluid, imaginative style of play, which managed to be both tactical and intuitive, was designed to highlight England's shortcomings.
The event, involving a rare joint appearance with George Osborne, was designed to highlight government infrastructure investment plans.
Much of the lighting — neon, track and traditional pendant-style — was designed to highlight the owners' art collection.
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That's it!"—is designed to highlight Mr Brown's neglect.
Everything that happens to Henry in the park is designed to highlight his vulnerabilities.
These are the kinds of problems the new label format is designed to highlight.
She pointed out that traditional African clothes were designed to highlight curves, and that hip-hop today embraces a wide range of shapes, including "thickness".
The trip, which combines campaign events with fund-raisers asking $1,000 per plate of grits, is designed to highlight General Clark's Southern background and military credentials.
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