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In other words, quantum theory picked up Mach’s program right where Einstein left off, a point that both Bohr and Besso were quick to emphasize.

He might well have learned some Hebrew, emphasizing his firm Jewish identity.

Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL) agreed with this approach, emphasizing that we need to have “an orderly administration of US debt.”

He shared his secrets about relapse and sobriety with Oprah, emphasizing persistence and perseverance.

Of course, like every other country, tourism is promoted by emphasizing the positive.

Hartman came to Israel to reshape and rethink Jewish peoplehood, emphasizing modernity and its place in religion.

"I did it too late," he said, emphasizing the point which served for Jewdwine's vindication.

Bousset, on the other hand, emphasizing "the many," thinks that Paul was the first to give the full reach to the thought.

"Good kid, too," added Dr. Surtaine, emphasizing the adjective.

"Seven," said Edward, promptly, emphasizing the last syllable.

A most encouraging achievement was realized, a few months ago, emphasizing to the utmost the unity of purpose of the Allies.