1.   And that underscores another difference with the New Beetle.

2.   After weeks of accenting the positive, the Clinton administration made a point of underscoring the differences between the United States and the North Koreans.

3.   But Gore sought to underscore the differences in philosophy and programs with Bush, portraying himself in a decidedly populist light.

4.   But the meeting in Brussels underscored the differences between the Americans and their European allies.

5.   By forcing the issue against the grain of the Republican majority in the Senate, however, Clinton is underscoring partisan differences over the controversial issue of affirmative action.

6.   Gore aides were more than eager to underscore the differences between the two.

7.   He noted, however, that the robbery did underscore the difference between D.C. and his district.

8.   In a contrast to the debate last week, when the two men agreed more often than not, Gore tried often Tuesday night to underscore their differences.

9.   In fact, one of the similarities underscores the differences.

10.   In many ways, the move underscores the difference in approach between Japanese and American lawyers.