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This grim outlook was underscored on February 11th by the Bank of England.

Her downbeat outlook was underscored on Tuesday by the F.D.I.C's latest quarterly assessment of the industry.

The contrast in views about the suspects was underscored on Wednesday in United States District Court in Central Islip.

That reality was underscored on Tuesday when Yahoo reported its first-quarter earnings, which showed promising signs in the company's main business — display advertising — but troubles in search.

That was underscored on Wednesday when two of the nation's best-known clothing and accessories purveyors, Saks and the TJX Companies, reported their quarterly earnings.

Libya's importance to France was underscored on Monday when President Nicolas Sarkozy invited the head of the rebels' national transitional council, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, to Paris for consultations.

Still, the impetus for the activity will be underscored on Friday when the government releases figures for job losses and the unemployment rate for November.

His concerns were underscored on Sunday when officials in Japan announced higher levels of radiation in pools of water at the facility's stricken reactors.

The risks were underscored on Monday by the independent organization Human Rights Watch, which asserted that both Russian and Georgian forces had used cluster munitions — bomblets that create lasting danger on the ground if they fail to explode in midair.

The innate and seemingly infallible wisdom of American vernacular construction in the 18th and 19th centuries is underscored on every page of this informative but cautionary survey of building traditions on Nantucket.

That view may be underscored on Friday, when the government is expected to report that employers shed more than 300,000 jobs in November, a fresh sign of the problems facing American workers and businesses.