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The U. S. Embassy flew in two planes to evacuate its citizens to Seoul, in an extraordinary move that underscored the gravity of the crisis.

One food safety specialist at a multinational food company said the scares also underscored the food chain's vulnerability to bioterrorism.

The changing of the guard in terms of GDP underscored a trend playing out in industries from automobiles to luxury goods.

In his speech, he said his visit to the U. S. underscored the 'gaping gap' between Chinese and American military capabilities.

European Economic Commissioner Olli Rehn underscored the sense of urgency as he spoke to reporters on Wednesday.

The US state department said the killings underscored the "severe and significant danger " drug gangs represented to Mexico and the US .

Then there's the soaring cost of living, underscored by the worst inflation in three years and a property bubble that refuses to deflate.

They underscored that climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time.

He started out with some figures that underscored the estimates of the Internet's rapid growth.

And as reaction to his sudden death began to pour in Friday, its extent underscored how far his influence had spread.

White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe says Mr. Bush underscored his full support for the investigation into the attack.

Both ministers "underscored that we thought some of the changes taking place were real and significant" and "need to be continued. "

As the brinkmanship played out in Washington, new data underscored the growing threat to the world's largest economy.

White and gray reflecting cards helped intensify shadows that added dimension and underscored the direction of the light.

He underscored the fact the ICC has no jurisdiction over Sudan.

But critics say that the Olympics have underscored the deep resistance within the Communist Party to becoming more tolerant of dissent.

The US Internal Revenue Service said that the deal underscored the US government's determination to clamp down on tax evasion.

A summer drought in Russia underscored the threat that weather can pose to production at a time when China's appetite is increasing.

Early reductions in state funds signaled that reform was genuine, and a handful of early, visible bankruptcies underscored this message.

A report from the U. S. Federal Reserve underscored the strains U. S. producers have faced from soaring commodity prices.

Interviews with a range of people over the last week underscored this uncertainty.

The result underscored concerns that more financially weakened euro-zone governments may soon be priced out of the capital markets.

To that masculine strength, underscored by severe dark hair, the designer added a more baroque feel with rich patterns on short dresses.

But the spectacularly sudden unseating of a prime minister underscored the influence of the minerals industry.

The spreading economic troubles were underscored Wednesday when a closely watched gauge showed Chinese manufacturing contracting.

But he underscored the role of poor parents who have born the costs of tuitions, which amount to the equivalent of about $100 a year.

The news sent global wheat prices soaring and underscored the risk of a broad shock to the global food supply.

His inability to know who his customer is underscored the fact that he's really a costume designer, not a fashion designer.

The crisis has underscored the growing importance of the large emerging economies, especially China and India, but others as well.

The U. S. and ASEAN committed to strengthening relations, and underscored the growing strategic importance of the relationship.

He also underscored the close partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia.

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

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Mr Obama told the crowd this "provocation" underscored the need for (unspecified) action at the United Nations Security Council.

She prevailed, but the rebellion underscored dismay in Germany over her leadership and handling of the Greek debt crisis.

This comes after the March earthquake off the coast of Japan underscored the dangers of living in a tsunami zone.

The angst was underscored in a blunt speech by the International Monetary Fund's new managing director, Christine Lagarde.

And his refusal to allow U. S. forces to seek "regime change" in Libya further underscored that his new doctrine carried strict limits.

It also underscored how the stagnation threatening the auto industry world-wide likely will continue well into next year.

By many accounts, the awful van accident in Gansu Province only underscored the impotence that some Chinese feel in the face of authority.

The rapidity of the response underscored the government's concern about the growing risks of a real downturn.

The upbeat prognosis underscored policymakers' confidence that the eurozone would avoid falling back into recession.

Setting the tone for banks was a series of developments that underscored the feeling that the industry's woes aren't in the rearview mirror.

Rising non-oil import prices in December underscored the risk that the US could import inflation due to the weak dollar.

He underscored the man' s diplomatic abilities when introducing him to us.

The Delegation underscored its interest in constructively addressing the issues relating to the protection of genetic resources and TK .

The harmful results of pollution cannot be underscored too markedly .

Reaction to the cover underscored a cultural rift between traditional childrearing and what some have deemed "extreme parenting. "

That underscored what many have described as the opportunistic criminality of the riots.

It remains unclear whether supporters can overcome opposition to the bill, a point underscored by Senator Tom Carper, a Delaware Democrat.

Earlier, in a series of interviews on national television, America's top military officer underscored the seriousness of the situation.

The decision also underscored the Committee's intent to maintain accommodative financial conditions as needed to support the recovery.

The new record should have underscored industrial confidence; instead, it's emphasizing worries that growth in demand has reached a plateau.

The discovery also underscored the allure of Alpha Centauri as a target of space and scientific exploration.

Still, a faster-than-expected fall in prices of U. S. single-family homes in September underscored the hurdles remaining for the recovery.

The episode underscored his recurring role as a refiner and popularizer of existing inventions.

Monday's deadly attack in Xinjiang on a police station underscored Beijing's worries that terrorists will attack the Olympics.

But he adds that the credit crisis underscored that the investment team will look for ways to enhance the portfolio's liquidity.

But he added that the "myopic focus" on rumours about Greece underscored the market's general lack of confidence.

That conclusion is underscored by a new study, which looks at the pollutants that go up smokestacks along with carbon dioxide.

The episode underscored how hard it remains for Japanese companies to use cost-cutting as the logic for merging.

Our research has underscored the complex dynamics within households and social networks when it comes to buying decisions.

In the paper, the researchers underscored the importance of limiting sun exposure such that the skin does not change color (tan) or burn.

Accelerating growth in Singapore and the biggest drop inKorean unemployment in a decade underscored Asia's leadership inthe global recovery.

Obama emphasized the ongoing U. S. commitment to that effort, but also underscored what must be the final outcome to this mounting crisis.

With Mr. Assad's hold on power appearing more tenuous by the day, the visit underscored Iran's increasingly dogmatic view of the conflict.

He underscored the gravity of the issue and appealed to legislators to pave the way for long-term investment in renewable energy resources.

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It has also underscored the important ramifications of U. S. military space policy.

Among other things, the crisis has underscored the intertwining of public and private debt in Europe.

The abrupt halt Thursday to the relief rally that started last week underscored how little confidence investors have in the sector.

The report underscored just how rarely leaders of the world's most populous nation subject themselves to questions from reporters.

That fall underscored the nation's fast diminishing appetite for raw materials and weakening domestic consumer demand.

It underscored the significance of moving forward and moving forward on a bipartisan basis and doing it quickly.

A string of fatal industrial accidents in September has underscored the continued weak enforcement of basic safety rules.

That set off a month of back-and-forth discussions that underscored the difficulty in reaching a pact.

Prices for U. S. government debt rallied on the inflation data, which underscored tame price pressures amid the slack in the economy.

But the fragility of world food markets has been underscored by the tragic events of this summer.

As underscored above, China remains heavily dependent on externally supported export-led growth.

The higher than expected profit underscored the rapid rebound in global demand for premium cars, led by emerging markets.

The Ministers also underscored the importance of strengthening trilateral cooperation on economic, political, and security issues.

In comments to reporters early on Monday, he underscored the urgency of finalizing economic legislation.

Secretary Clinton has underscored our commitment to work closely with India as we deepen our engagement with ASEAN.

The drop in prices charged by manufacturers underscored the weakness of the economy.

The speech by Mr. Wen, who rarely makes public comments, underscored the concern among China's leaders about the chorus of complaints.

The Republicans said their win underscored the unpopularity of Mr Obama, but the Democrats pointed to local issues.

It is a point underscored by the panel's chairwoman, Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren.

But Hannes Hesse, the VDMA's director, said they underscored the "dynamism" of the sector.

But BMW's regained optimism underscored the rapid rebound in demand for premium cars led by emerging markets.

The GDP report underscored the pain that strong food and gasoline prices are inflicting on households.

"A lot of error, " he underscored, looking bashfully at the floor of a workroom at Parsons and chuckling.

The depth of the Catalan crisis was underscored by a stark parliamentary debate in Madrid on July 15.

That dark history Xiangzhuo Baiyun, gradually dispersed, underscored the culture faction solar to light a Manchurian lake red.

The declines underscored the dismal start to the year for global stock markets.

She underscored her disapproval of the proceedings by walking out.

Such range of issues underscored the absence of government management.

The ongoing drought in southern China, which has been called the worst in a century, has underscored the urgency of the problem.

A ratings downgrade on both Italy and Spain by Fitch Ratings on Friday underscored the grim climate.

The issue underscored the challenges Beijing authorities face in opening the city to the world.

Temasek's recent takeover of Shin Corp, the Thai telecoms group, underscored the need to watch political conditions.

That point was underscored late in the session as the market came unglued.

The downgrade provided no new facts but underscored fears that the world is a risky place.

The G-20 meeting also underscored the importance of the need for further aid increases, improving aid effectiveness and good governance.

A series of surprisingly strong earnings reports this week have underscored that momentum.

But self-interest has always underscored Gaddafi's curiosity in Africa.

Reporting on progress towards the MDGs has underscored the importance of producing more reliable and timely data.

Just how different was underscored at the end of April.

The fast rate of expansion, the highest in almost three years, underscored the country's robust recovery.

Dubai and Abu Dhabi officials have underscored unity in recent days.

At the same time, deals in the insurance, apparel and communications technology sectors underscored the view that valuations are attractive.

This week's demise of Gourmet, a 68-year-old food magazine, underscored the precarious future of fancy dining.

The report underscored concern that the economy is slowing, while the recovery remains intact.

But the events have also underscored the paucity of serious alternatives China has to investing in Treasurys and other dollar assets.

The crisis has underscored the utmost importance of macro-prudential regulation.

The weakness of America's recovery was underscored by resoundingly gloomy jobs data.

It also underscored the instability in the Republican Party as it tries to find a strategy and voice in the wake of losses in 2008.

He also underscored that the African Union force will have a stronger hand in dealing with al-Shabab militants because of the resolution.

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G-20 ministers and governors last year underscored the critical importance of this issue.

Ms Lam also underscored the importance of launching the mini qualified foreign institutional investor (QFII) programme in Hong Kong.

The standoff underscored how sentiment in Japan had hardened against China, even in recent months.

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the asean summit meeting in vientiane , laos , this week underscored the disparity among asia ' s economies and cultures

California's unemployment rate underscored the nation's slow economic recovery,