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Taken together, the companies' ambitions underscore just how much times have changed.

Findings like this one underscore just how sophisticated those compasses may be.

The announcements underscore just how important the infotainment space has become for automakers.

The last couple of months underscore just how much climate seems to be changing.

However, the findings underscore just how much power the Menlo Park, Calif.-based company wields over the data of its users.

Investor redemptions at other FrontPoint strategies, however, underscore just how nervous pension funds, endowments and wealthy individuals have become about the whiff of trouble.

More than anything, the stand-off underscores just how divided Palestinian politics has become.

That underscores just how quickly the severity of the blow to the economy is becoming apparent.

That only underscores just how good the Model S is, and how solid its underlying technology is.

The charges underscored just how far out of reach a political solution for Syria's ruinous civil war remains.

Their willingness to talk to competitors about these issues underscores just how exasperated they are with the process.

The collapsed vinyl bag, coffee grinder, and portable range underscored just how short her stay here had been.

His speech underscored just how large the trust deficit is between the Republican Party and most Black voters.

Not long after, he made a dramatic career move that underscores just how ineffective he believes WHO has become.

The losses underscored just how badly the school, long admired for its investment savvy, was battered during the financial crisis.

But its recommendations are far from clear-cut, underscoring just how far behind the times Washington is with regard to emerging technology.