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It also underlines a difficult but fundamental issue.

This example underlines the consequences of bad management.

The toll underlines fears for the stability of the country. See article

If elegance underlines your style and presence, this necklace is for you.

The rise in cases underlines the urgent need to conduct high-quality immunization campaigns to rapidly boost population immunity levels.

But the growing activism of liberal Jewish groups underlines a worrying fact for AIPAC: most Jews are fairly left-wing.

The new dialogue, to be held every year in alternate capitals, involves the US state department and Chinese foreign ministry and firmly underlines China's growing global footprint.

Mr Daschle’s disappearance underlines one of the Obama administration’s biggest problems: the difficulty of managing the gap between the rhetoric of political campaigns and the reality of governing.

But the NATO chief said it underlines the solidarity of the 44 ISAF countries and will have a "powerful effect on the ground."

Paul Hudson, Intersperience's chief executive, said: "Our research underlines fundamental changes taking place in British society as a result of finally entering the digital age."

The resulting tension and discrepancy underlines at once the decline of the value of such symbols and questions the cultural background of the contemporary intellectual.

I guess that was a sign of Archie's racism but for our purposes it underlines the confusion over which was which back before people used kettle to specifically refer to things with spouts.

A bribery scandal in Petrobras underlines that it is the PT, and not its opponents as ms Rousseff claims, who cannot be trusted with what was once a national jewel.

That there are a lot of smart people working on this and offering up even early solutions to a hungry group of users underlines further how valuable social graph search is.