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"This underscores the need for regional integration to cushion ourselves against the vacillations of economic waves abroad, " he said.

But his move also underscores the frustration of trying to do battle against the amorphous online community.

FBI officials said the case underscores the changing nature of celebrity stalking in the computer age.

The deal also underscores the improvement in U. S. Russian relations, which had been at a low point when President Obama took office.

But a landmark new research paper underscores that the difference between a strong teacher and a weak teacher lasts a lifetime.

The election . . . underscores for me that I've got to do a better job, just like everybody else in Washington does.

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"The incident underscores the weak Egyptian hold on Sinai and the broadening of the activities of terrorists, " he said.

He said China's strategy nevertheless underscores why companies like Molycorp are scrambling to produce.

The CDB loan underscores the bank's move to diversify its investment portfolio to become more global and spread across different sectors.

Sinotruk's ambition underscores the extent to which more Chinese industrial companies are vying for global market leadership.

The high-level sniping underscores the brutally competitive nature of the smartphone market .

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Still, the paper underscores the rising tensions between China and a number of its neighbors over similar regional issues.

Their dashed journey underscores the insular nature of the Pakistan and Afghan militancy.

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The simplicity and obviousness of "we become by doing" underscores the reality that so many of us behave as if the doing part was optional.

All this underscores a potential time warp for global rebalancing -- a painful and protracted pause in the global growth dynamic.

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That scramble to censor underscores the delicate nature of the scandal.

A move away from its home market is unusual for a nation's flagship carrier, and underscores the promise Asia presents.

The concept of vascular age underscores the crucial role blood vessels play in maintaining heart health.

That's sure to confuse consumers, but it underscores the difficulty of coming up with a one-size-fits-all platform for mobile computing.

The effort underscores the lengths to which some companies are going to preserve what they can amid Thailand's worst flooding in decades.

The abduction underscores the breakdown of law and order since Israel pulled out of the territory three months ago.

although she didn't love him, the memory underscores romance's absence from her life now.

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Beijing's arms buildup across the Taiwan Straits underscores the danger still inherent in Taiwan's ambiguous international status.

This experience underscores the need to protect the effectiveness of these drugs by minimizing the occurrence and impact of drug resistance.

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The introduction of this technology underscores our commitment to meet and exceed the demands of emerging applications.

The resolution also underscores the need for continued capacity development by strengthening health policy at all levels.

The Fed's decision Wednesday to ratchet up the purchase of mortgage-backed securities underscores its willingness to keep spending.

The push underscores growing concerns among emerging-market leaders about the long-term value of the dollar.

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The latest move underscores the persistent bullishness among investors for one of the world's fastest-growing economies.

The presence of MF in one of our patients underscores the potential relationship between MF and PLC.

This underscores the great potential and broad prospects of our business cooperation.

This simple observation underscores the wisdom of the Millennium Development Goals as a broad-based attack on poverty.

Detection of these WPV3 cases underscores the risk suboptimal surveillance poses to the global polio eradication effort.

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Its apparent rejection underscores the challenge of new, multilateral bodies imposing governance on long-standing convention.

The collapse of the fund underscores that Wall Street's biggest players are playing hardball with some of their best clients.

"This underscores the importance of discovering the origin of active Akt in glioblastomas, " he said.

Financial competitiveness underscores the ability to support sustained socioeconomic development and all-round social progress.

The designer must reveal the client company's new inner self in a way that underscores both the benefits of, and the need for, change.

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Yet a conflict over the stadium's future underscores tensions over how the new China will be defined.

Any doubters of Europe's comeback should consider one quintessentially American statistic that powerfully underscores the improved outlook.

The oil catastrophe afflicting the Gulf of Mexico underscores just how dangerous offshore oil exploration can be.

The transaction underscores the turmoil for Chinese property companies, and points to how some of them might address cash-flow issues.

Stanton's ruling underscores the fact that the 1998 law puts the onus on media companies to police illegal uses of their content.

The scandal underscores the risks that come with investing in a market with not enough regulatory oversight and protections.

The warm raspberry tone adds an unusual colour to the bathroom design and underscores the exclusive character of the overall design.

Much of this section is unique to Luke and underscores the theme of Luke's gospel as Jesus, the Friend of Sinners.

Eguchi says his study underscores the special need for elderly, hypertensive patients to get a good night's sleep.

That move underscores a desire by some Chinese authorities to lure U. S. -listed Chinese companies back to Chinese exchanges, Gillis said.

The exercise underscores concerns about a non-conventional war with Iran, which Israel believes is developing nuclear weapons.

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The Times's decision to charge frequent users for its online report underscores the gap between the Internet rich and poor.

While it's not often that a product will wind up on Oprah, the episode underscores one of the many challenges of inventory management.

The uncertainty in the bond market underscores how little is known about how the untested party might govern.

The pattern underscores big problems with the mix of economic policies around the world.

The margin between the two companies is razor-thin, but HTC's rise underscores two major shifts in the handset world.

The country's jump to the top in the field underscores Beijing's clout in attracting world-class research and development operations.

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The move underscores the ambition of South Korean groups to increase their overseas footprint amid global financial market uncertainty.

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That underscores the sentiment and expectations of investors worldwide about Europe's economic potential and future prospects.

The financial settlement underscores two of the dilemmas involved in decentralisation.

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This acquisition underscores the ongoing convergence of EA and BPA tools, and the business process management suite (BPMS) market.

For instance, it addresses conflicts over shrimp cultivation and underscores the need for formulation of suitable guidelines.

This only underscores the way in which the economies of Europe and the United States are closely intertwined.

More than a football film, The Game of Their Lives underscores beauty of sport crossing cultural barriers and prejudices.

The new retail launch underscores the growing importance of packaging that imparts high perceived value in markets around the world.

Finally, the clear relationship between disease activity and CV disease underscores the important role of tight disease control.

The backstory on the edict underscores the evolving relationship between the armed forces and the media in the new Egypt.

This arrest underscores the need for the Liberian government to act without delay to enable fair, credible trials of past crimes.

The recently signed power-sharing deal underscores this and also adds that land acquisition and redistribution is irreversible.

The move underscores how difficult the situation has become for an auto industry buckling under a global economic downturn.

Janal's experience underscores the fact that there really are no "wrong" prospects.

This threat underscores the importance of pushing forward with a rapid conclusion of the Doha round.

Yesterday's attack underscores the tension that still exists between the two sides.

Another example that underscores the difference between climbing and training for climbing is the way in which you grip the rock.

The existence, but unpredictable arrival, of inflexions underscores the high business risk that exists in these industries.

'It underscores these actions are international in nature, ' said deputy national security advisor, Ben Rhodes.

McCormack notes the episode underscores the critical need to diversify sources of natural gas, as well as other energy sources.

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In Tashkent officials say the chaos only underscores the need for a strongman rule.

The Irish capitulation underscores the hazards of placing separate countries under a single monetary regime.

This underscores a special role of AC as a factory of architecture requirements and analysis.

The hiccup underscores how even Google's largely automated systems can trip up, sending ripples throughout its world-wide user base.

"It underscores the rapidity of the changes, how quickly things are moving along in the Arctic, " Mueller said.

If notions of societal competitiveness seem too abstract, the role of OM at a business level underscores the importance of the field.

The fascination with the Chinese Communist Party underscores United Russia's lack of a core philosophy.

Appetite for the trade underscores investors' continuing willingness to take on risk.

And, experts say, it underscores that mothers were meant to have child care help.

Its ambition underscores the current trend in Chinese cinema toward highly polished blockbusters.

In a follow-up post, he underscores his point by linking to audio of the BBC interview.

Underscores the need for software designers and innovative avantgarde intent analysis.

Still, Temasek and CIC's rejection underscores the risks investors may be taking with the IPO.

The transaction also underscores the growing appetite for risk among Chinese resource companies.

Ms Zhang's detention underscores the risks run by citizens who challenge even local arms of the state.

Wanhua's interest underscores how China's largest chemical makers are seeking to expand beyond Asia in the search for new markets.

The focus on energy underscores the national-security threats faced by the Communist Party.

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Their call underscores a growing concern of major emerging economies about the escalating economic crisis in the developed world.

The tie-up underscores the difficulty China faces in its quest to increase its "soft power" .

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Others said her death underscores the limits to which people will go to achieve fame and fortune.

Meanwhile, a new report from the World Bank underscores the broader threat from a combination of slumping trade and rising protectionism.

The desire of people to run also underscores the heightened awareness among Chinese of the electoral process.

This belief underscores the key difference between Western and Eastern philosophy.

The scale of China's delegation underscores expectations in the region about China's future role amid the global financial crisis.

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While the scope of their arrangement is limited, it underscores China's growing clout as the fast-growing pup among global M&A watchdogs.

This underscores the need for the "all hands on deck" approach to this problem.

That underscores the need for our continued but selective engagement in oil, gas, and coal investments.

It also underscores the wisdom of WHO's current emphasis on building fundamental health capacities.

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That underscores why it's so important to get going without delay on two things that will have the most impact in growing the economy.

Such determination underscores the continuing euphoria in Asia over Apple's products.

This teaching from Deming also underscores the need for effective communication.

The tonneau-shaped case underscores the ongoing popularity of the Art Deco style.

The argument underscores the central problem: who should pay for cleaning up greenhouse gases and how?

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The Initiative study also underscores the role of applications in expanding mobile media use.

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"This underscores the urgency to solve our entire deficit, " Mr Schwarzenegger said.

Third, this whole debate on Libya underscores the importance of something that enthusiastic war hawks always forget: opportunity costs.

This wave of violence underscores deepening strain in doctor-patient relations.

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This reprioritisation underscores Beijing's nervousness at escalating public unrest.

The reception underscores the challenge to Mr. Kan, an embattled and unpopular leader even before Japan's March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

The interest in the Terminator rights underscores the value of intellectual property during a tough time for Hollywood.

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This move also underscores our continued focus on growing our business in the North American market.

The news about mercury also underscores the importance of developing a federal policy to control emissions.

This situation dramatically underscores the importance of health-promoting urban polices in multiple sectors.

A new study underscores that it's how parents fight in front of the kids not whether they fight that matters most.

Concern over the service disruption underscores the role Twitter has come to play in everyday communications.

The experience of 2005 underscores China's predominant role as the driver of global commodity demand.

The example above underscores one key point -- employees sometimes just need to be asked for their opinion.

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But the population shift underscores a plain fact: for Israel, the status quo won't be good enough for much longer.

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The study also underscores what I suspected in high school -- popular kids do have more fun.

"It underscores the importance of subglacial methanogenesis, " Skidmore said.

The report underscores the rising appetite for gold among China's growing middle-class.

And the infection underscores the ongoing security risks in what has become the U. S. military's most important weapons system.

That the military is taking a serious interest in canine PTSD underscores the importance of working dogs in the current wars.

This underscores the importance of maintaining development assistance.

It also underscores the importance that people are identified and treated early.

Essentially, it underscores the need to source rare earths from non-Chinese minerals, says Professor Jha.

This latter point underscores the danger in politicizing this debate.

The lawsuit underscores rising tension between Apple and Google.

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Dewey's (1933) notion of teacher attributes underscores the importance of using a variety of approaches to develop critical-thinking skills.

Twitter's new valuation underscores the soaring price tags for Web companies.

The result underscores the importance China has assumed in the market for the high-end liquor.

It also underscores the value of having dominant positions in a market of China's scale.

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It's an unexpected U-turn for President Obama that underscores how sensitive he is about America's economic woes.

"It underscores what we think is critical for a wealth management business. "

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S. "This is our second contract award at LAX and further underscores Siemens commitment to delivering high-quality, integrated solutions. "

Dr. Robert Hecht says the situation underscores the need for long-term financial planning.

The event in Guizhou underscores a broader discontent over rising inflation across China in the past six months.

The rapid expansion of China' s influence on the world stage underscores the significance of nursing education and practice development.

The finding also underscores the link between humor and humility.

That number, the first official estimate, underscores the government's challenge in maintaining employment and avoiding unrest.

Its report underscores the lack of government incentives for increasing use of renewable energy.

This line, from Renaissance Capital, underscores the scale and the pace of China's economic rise.

The data also underscores the vulnerability of US economy.

A report yesterday from the Labor Department underscores why this is so critical.

Yet Pheu Thai's victory underscores Mr Thaksin's profound innovation, one that will outlive him.

The latest ISM data in the US underscores the good news on the health of the economy.

The Nov. 23 issue underscores the uncertain future of the biweekly magazine.

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This all underscores the need for Beijing to rebalance the economy.

The agreement underscores the compromises the Chinese market is forcing upon multinationals.

Peak's story underscores both the growing importance of China's consumer class and the emergence of competitive domestic brands.

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This underscores the urgent challenge we face to finish this job.

The study also underscores our growing awareness that many, if not most, psychiatric disorders begin well before adulthood.

This is a tragedy. This also underscores the remaining importance of our historically black colleges and universities.

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This fact underscores the need for DNS caching and fast DNS servers, if you plan to rely on name lookups.

Not only is it fascinating, it underscores the fact that we can train ourselves to see and read micro-expressions.

It also underscores the importance of gathering more data and refining the estimates.

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And this very fact underscores the reason we cannot live under the threat of blackmail.

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This localism underscores one of Mr Treichl's deeply held beliefs: that big banks fail because they become unmanageable.

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It is so poignant and so underscores what it means to fight for your child and show them love amidst incredible violence.

But the development underscores the country's ability to catch up with advanced foreign aerospace technology.

This underscores a bigger trend, as Google shifts toward favoring web applications over native apps whenever it can.

It underscores the importance of China, which is expected to become the single largest PC consumption market for Intel next year.

ChemChina's move underscores how vital food security is for China.

What Greece's sad predicament underscores is that every economy is different and default could work better for some and not others.

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Xies apparent backpedaling over the weekend underscores the sensitivity of the one-child policy in China.

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The action merely underscores what most of us already know: The economy stinks!

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While the dramatic rescue underscores increasing awareness and activism over animal rights in China, it also raises other concerns.

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The data underscores Android's dramatic rise over the last year.

The exchange underscores Huawei's bold entrance onto the world's technology stage.

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