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They go on and off the record and offer exclusives and leaks which underscore the degree to which openness still has its limits.

Members of his Kentucky crew can be identified by the personalized Louisville Slugger baseball bats in their offices, which underscore the impression that they arrived in Nashville to clean house.

British households are still £500 a year worse off than before the financial crisis in 2008, according to new official figures which underscore the long-term damage inflicted on families' finances by the deep recession and lacklustre recovery.

The most transfixing moments come during Mr. Escalante's solo dances, which underscore the difference between his own undisguised masculinity — he's slightly brawny yet moves with quicksilver lightness — and the manufactured voices.

Part of the film's brilliance is how it lays out the images and their wells of meaning with such cool deliberation, showing rather than telling through the long tracking shots of which Mr. Geyrhalter is a master and which underscore the ongoing, mechanized flow of work.

The airline also, for the first time, explained the extent of the previous problems, which underscore the volatile nature of the batteries and add to concerns over whether Boeing and other plane manufacturers will be able to use the batteries safely.

Which underscores the quandary.

Which underscores the third condition not visible in Iraq.

This sweet meat was laced with a tart cherry sauce, which underscored the meat's flavor.

That "derisively," which underscores the point and clarifies it for anyone unfamiliar, is a good idea.

The answer — no — mattered far less than the question, which underscored the expectations for USA Basketball.