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But European officials also said the rush of diplomats into Pyongyang raised delicate issues for the Bush administration, which has emphasized its lack of trust in North Korea's leadership, and the difficulty of verifying any accords with it.

Mr. Huntsman's message, which has emphasized electability but also critiqued the direction of the Republican Party, has not gone over well with Republican office-holders: he has just 14 endorsement points, less than one-10th of Mr. Romney.

One of the most significant differences is between the major emerging powers, China and India, which have displayed the most aggressive opposition to the plan, and the United States, which has emphasized a need for global compromise.

The inclusion of military units represents a significant change in the Indonesian antiterrorism strategy, which has emphasized law enforcement and open trials and is widely seen as a success.

In part their caution is influenced by recent philosophy of science, which has emphasized the important role that language, and particularly metaphor, has played in the construction and interpretation of scientific theories.

Dr. Barry Glassner, a sociologist at the University of Southern California and the author of "The Culture of Fear," said that children's fears had been fanned by the actions of officials, who have closed schools or confined students indoors and by television news coverage, which has emphasized the vulnerability of average citizens.

It's a denser rush than the band's previous albums, which have emphasized grating vocals.

While open to considering its merits, many business and political leaders think the proposal is philosophically out of step with local efforts, which have emphasized homegrown revitalization rather than reliance on special breaks for the long-struggling county.

Mr. Treviño is the highest-ranking and most-sought-after drug capo arrested by the government of President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico, whose aides had questioned the so-called kingpin strategy of his predecessor, which had emphasized high-profile arrests.

The full report alters and expands upon the impression of the inquiry's findings created by General Clark's briefing, which had emphasized how checks on both sides failed.

American companies such as Boeing, Martin, and Douglas, which had emphasized larger civil aircraft in the prewar years, became developers of bombers, as did Great Britain's Vickers, Avro, Bristol, and De Havilland and Germany's Dornier and Junkers.