This trend extends deep into society, academia and popular culture.
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He went deep into the game, pitched his (rear) off.
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It's quite extensive; it delves deep into our existing facilities.
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The new badges, however, will go deep into space science.
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The shots of tequila that followed deep into the night!
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Biden didn't delve deep into policy details during the rally.
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How deep into it have you been able to watch?
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A man who delves deep into whatever captures his interest.
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For starters, cryptocurrencies are now deep into a bear market.
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Construction started in late summer, deep into Anna's 2nd trimester.
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Tick. Climate researchers drilling cores deep into the Antarctic icecap?
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Sheeran also said that he dove deep into method acting.
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Ready to dive deep into the affordable innovations for fall?
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Ausmus knows he'll go deep into his bullpen that day.
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Let's each look deep into ourselves and recognize our faults.
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The other industry that I'm currently deep into is agriculture.
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Today I just wanted to go deep into the game.
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His big hands tightened, fingertips pressing deep into my hips.
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The list reached deep into the business elite and government.
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Big rigs that go deep, usually deep into the ocean.
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It's embedded deep into the movement's rhetoric and political priorities.
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Once he got deep into the guitar, that was it.
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A special counsel is burrowing deep into a young presidency.
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Compass Heli Tours leads adventures deep into the Canadian wilderness.
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I felt its teeth sinking deep into bone and sinew.
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Oil is down 5% and already deep into bear territory.
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He could go deep into the second week at Wimbledon.
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The other strand penetrated deep into his left index finger.
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It drills deep into your soul and never goes away.
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But this year, its warehouses remain busy deep into December.
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Catch me consulting maps and wading deep into fan theories.
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She urged fans to not "read too deep" into things.
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Then we're going deep into personality, emotions, facial recognition, voice.
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We were deep into the history of the 22020 election.
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They were deep into Arizona by that point, Chino remembers.
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It was headed deep into the bleachers in left field.
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By then, the Blue Jays were deep into their hibernation.
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Still others often penetrate deep into wallboard, drapes and upholstery.
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When she passed away, we were pretty deep into postproduction.
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They had passed deep into the red, into the pain.
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It's over 80 even this deep into the Russian evening.
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God forbid you slip — you go deep into the gorge.
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At this point, I'm deep into my nutritional science studies.
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Or I might have to go deep into my past.
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A torn Achilles' would sideline Bryant deep into next year.
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It's conceivable that they stay relevant deep into December, too.
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The US is already deep into a similarly piecemeal response.
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There are memes for when you're deep into a relationship.
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Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon are years deep into original productions.
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You're known for going deep into character for your comedies.
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Parliament (and protests) are going deep into the British night.
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The Knicks went deep into their bench for the game.
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This brand of predation extended deep into the studio system.
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I carried the smell with me deep into the city.
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I fell deep into an inferno of shame and panic.
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And he would lead his teammates deep into the postseason.
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Slashing funds cuts deep into both rural and urban communities.
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For many, it also requires going deep into the red.
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It's a wonderful day to dive deep into emotional work.
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To find them, you have to dig deep into history.
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RUSSONELLO "Loneliest Time of Year" plunges deep into holiday angst.
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Yeah I think ... I think we're deep, deep into that.
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The snare had cut over an inch deep into her flesh.
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Also, it was released deep into a pretty crappy sounding podcast.
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Scandal-plagued Goldman Sachs has sunk deep into a bear market.
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"He's always deep into the game," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Cook was waiting deep into Saturday.
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Yang's online army will carry him deep into the Democratic race.
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Formula E is currently three races deep into its fifth season.
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The plastics tariffs alone could send ripples deep into Trump country.
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Whether we like it or not, we're deep into the show.
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Deep into my eyes and straight into my soul, I swear.
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Russian troops pushed through South Ossetia deep into Georgia before withdrawing.
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She did well to avoid wading too deep into Trump's gutter.
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But it's a problem that extends deep into the Middle East.
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And how deep into the darkness will you let Bruce descend?
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LAS VEGAS — We're deep into the golden age of Bluetooth speakers.
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Uber has a full list that goes deep into its criteria.
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Just how deep into Spears' personal life will this film go?
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Peele explores the rabbit hole, journeying deep into our twisted interiors.
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In the book you go deep into the Silk Road saga.
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Virgin Galactic is deep into the development program of its spacecraft.
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Haley went deep into season 10 of 'Idol' ... taking third place.
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It's a great way to dive deep into Tomb Raider lore.
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And, Ryan Avent digs deep into work, status and technological disruption.
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A bit of backstory before we get deep into this mystery.
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And I felt like I had to dig deep into that.
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Just how deep into the numbers do you want to go?
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Unless they dive deep into the problem, shipping sounds very boring.
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The gang also goes deep into nostalgia with classic consumer electronics.
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Independent Stave also dived deep into the science of wood aging.
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A summit meeting in Brussels will extend deep into the night.
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James peers deep into the bag, rummaging around with his hand.
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So the disaffection is finding its way deep into his base.
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The moon enters Pisces, finding you diving deep into emotional issues.
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I have to dig deep into the early UK rave history.
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In the year 2020, we are deep into the internet age.
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Our trade competitors are already deep into implementing such industrial policies.
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Israel gets censured for implanting settlements deep into the West Bank.
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After exchanging punts, Fine drove North Texas deep into Cal territory.
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Deep into the comic saga, the Punisher joins Captain America's side.
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Deep into Hustlers, Jennifer Lopez's Ramona spells out a familiar theme.
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This is about to get really deep into the constitutional weeds.
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The movie doesn't dig too deep into its subject's personal life.
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They bounced across a sandy, lunar landscape, driving deep into Syria.
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Naomi looks deep into Kendall's soul and diagnoses his entire condition.
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We're deep into everyone's favorite part of the season: Spring cleaning!
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"Concrete is something that goes deep into the future," Burtynsky said.
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That is when Chapman should have save opportunities deep into October.
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It believes the THAAD's radar can penetrate deep into its territory.
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Others dug deep into the meaning of the meeting's seating chart.
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Fenerbahce began winning titles again and advancing deep into European competitions.
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We're in a muddy trench that stretches deep into the woods.
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German yields climbed after falling deep into negative territory on Tuesday.
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Then again, maybe it's because I keep going deep into the reviews.
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"The plumbing goes so deep into all the different systems," Zuckerberg explained.
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Tilda Swinton went deep into character for her new horror film Suspiria.
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With Ukraine deep into winter, Kiev had not played in 11 weeks.
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They're facing each other, hands clasped, staring deep into each other's eyes.
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You could say that with Será, we were very deep into it.
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The Ranch is deep into production on its 20-episode third season.
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A new TV special is digging deep into Cory Monteith's 2013 death.
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The film, which delved deep into liberal racism, is now at 99%.
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They stayed and danced deep into the night in a sweltering box.
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Devotion plunges you deep into the inner turmoil of a struggling family.
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In his upcoming standalone series, we dive deep into Castle's haunting past.
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You don't need to dig deep into economic indicators to know that.
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I had to go deep into the list of publishers, bookstores, presses.
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At the time, Swift was deep into her self-mandated Single Phase.
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Usually by this deep into a series, the original stars have disappeared.
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If you do believe us, you're already deep into the gallery. Smart.
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This is, I'm really digging deep into my knowledge now of baseball.
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Trouble in fixed-income markets cut deep into Morgan Stanley's trading revenue.
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The Chinese dislike the radars, which could see deep into their territory.
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It stretches from the coastal state of Paraiba deep into Amazonas state.
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Today's session is productive, and we dig deep into an old trauma.
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NASA says yes -- it is going deep into space to visit Mars.
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Some of the hardware needed for Artemis is already deep into development.
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The sea cuts deep into Europe, and nine countries line its coast.
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Dig deep into your overflow drawer for those oversized, drawstring athletic shorts.
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The research delves deep into the specifics of converting to clean energy.
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Now, roommates can be a reality deep into your 30s and beyond.
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Its mission is to peer deep into Mars with two main instruments.
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So what inspired him to dive so deep into the rabbit hole?
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I don't know how deep into the hip area the bullet went.
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And they are so deep into it already and it didn't work.
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Freedom is in the DNA of Americans, woven deep into our bones.
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His honor, who's deep into identity politics, setting one group against another.
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Yearning to go on an adventure without digging deep into your wallet?
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Nine years ago, the United States was deep into a financial crisis.
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His feet sink deep into the mud, up to the royal ankles.
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The light lasted for another two hours — deep into the afterglow phase.
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Anthropologists dug deep into the Earth to make incredible discoveries in 2019.
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I dove deep into personal finance, learning as much as I could.
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There won't be any Cinderellas advancing deep into this year's NCAA Tournament.
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He struck out only three but he worked deep into the game.
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I had my eyes so deep into the apex, I locked up.
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It's unclear how deep into the Russian grid the efforts have bored.
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But Mr. Gatti and his players dug deep into this early work.
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He then dribbled, circling the key and curling deep into right corner.
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His errant second shot plugged deep into a wet thicket of rough.
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That's done by inserting a small brush deep into the naval cavity.
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Turning off the function requires a journey deep into the phone's settings.
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We dive deep into their conniving and brutal day-to-day life.
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After a year of fighting, they made it deep into Ethiopian territory.
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Instead, we go deep into the lives of some of its members.
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Some people looked deep into the hole, and learned something about themselves.
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The N.A.S.L.'s fall season runs deep into October, followed by playoffs.
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This much is sure: Rodriguez roots travel deep into this fertile soil.
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He refuses to dilute his brand by getting too deep into merch.
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Cruz crushed Meyer's 93 mph fastball deep into the left-field seats.
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Google Assistant is woven deep into the fabric of Android by now.
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This time, it sank its feeder deep into her flesh and drank.
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She dug deep into the Earth's soil, and found her magical box.
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His research leads him deep into his mother's childhood and his own.
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The play drills deep into the codependent partnership: sometimes complementary, sometimes competitive.
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Were you, in 2008, deep into Kid Sister and Flight of the Concords?
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In this hour, we go deep into our personal relationships with inanimate objects.
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But deep into this primary season, those fears have not been borne out.
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We've been diving deep into the transformed platform to get a better idea.
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I'd say I was super basic and now I'm pretty deep into it.
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"We've gone deep into machine learning and machine intelligence-based businesses," adds Levene.
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And actually, a lot of game AI ended up digging deep into that.
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But people get so deep into you that it turns into a cult.
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We're about to dig deep into the origins and significance of this tradition.
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Dos Passos's Madeiran-Portuguese heritage is first mentioned casually deep into the book.
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Italian news outlets have dug deep into the story they've dubbed "Moscopoli" — Moscowgate.
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He pitched deep into the game for us and did a great job.
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But 22020 days deep into his feud with Omar, Trump sees an opportunity.
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Tunnels have been cut deep into the rock and propped up with logs.
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THAAD's powerful radars, installed south-east of Seoul, can see deep into China.
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He's not political, so he doesn't really dig deep into what's going on.
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He leads them deep into the forest, taking them out of the action.
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At one point deep into the night, a car slowly approaches Stacey's home.
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Social media was about as deep into the web as she ever went.
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Fola is deep into the CURI game herself, and stars Karim on it.
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Nearly 12 years after Madeleine's disappearance, Netflix is diving deep into the case.
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The Snapchat Story only stumbles when Gallagher gets too deep into the weeds.
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He was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, three layers deep into his skin.
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This is uncharted territory for him, being as effective going deep into games.
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When America joined the fray, the Mustang escorted bombers deep into German territory.
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Then I realised that this character has really gone deep into my skin.
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Murphy homered deep into the upper deck in right in the eighth inning.
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The singer went deep into season 13 of "The Voice" back in 2017.
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The moon connects with Jupiter, asking you to dive deep into your emotions.
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This wasn't a small exercise; I had to dive deep into my issues.
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Others have also reached deep into their pockets for the victims of Harvey.
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The future is driverless, and Google and Uber are already deep into it.
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At one point, he was as deep into that inner circle as anyone.
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"Those are things that can be inhaled deep into the lungs," Nolen said.
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We should be way past debate and deep into the solutions by now.
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To help drive home the point, Canadian officials drill deep into the data.
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He dreamed of traveling deep into the skies since he was a kid.
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King fell deep into debt and was forced to declare bankruptcy in 1978.
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Seeded 28th, Vandeweghe has the game to go deep into the second week.
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The young left fielder, Michael Conforto, whapped a double deep into the corner.
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Patrick is deep into Vampyr lore and enjoying some Hollow Knight on Switch.
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Last week I had a toddler put a seashell deep into his ear.
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But we are deep into a self-reinforcing cycle of doom-loop partisanship.
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Even deep into its zombie seasons, fans of The Simpsons can't take criticism.
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And coming, deep into the second round: Luke Walton, Steve Blake, Willie Green.
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The ultramarathon extends deep into Canyon de Chelly, the sacred heart of Navajo.
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Both studies tested monthly injections of cabotegravir and rilpivirine deep into the buttocks.
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We were deep into December, and the cold burned into my gloveless hands.
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Now those feelings have spread wide and deep into the national political discourse.
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Cattle raiding parties sometimes attack and drive the herd deep into foreign territory.
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Deep into the profile, a portrait of Vice co-founder Gavin McInnes appears.
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Ahead, we dive deep into the pockets of all our fave Hills mainstays.
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But it also digs deep into Reddit, excavates meme chains and cultivates gossip.
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Instead, dig deep into your communities and drive change from the inside out.
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I didn't really go in deep into slavery until 10th grade AP history.
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I kept rowing, digging deep into the glowing sea, and we are floating.
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Sure, Boeing is a corporate giant, with tendrils deep into the American economy.
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He has long said he believes he can play deep into his 30s.
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Her first husband, Paul Carter, was deep into England's nascent folk music scene.
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I'm deep into neighborhood searches and blogs before I decide to make dinner.
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Dug deep into a hill in Brooklyn will be a grave of secrets.
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They worked deep into the night with no days off, the sheriff said.
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We lose as a country when it get this deep into the swamp.
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"I wouldn't look too deep into his comments," the aide told The Hill.
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He's had periods of sobriety and then lapsed back deep into the bottle.
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To really go deep into that ... Whatever the topic happens to be ... right.
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Daredevil's second and third seasons dug deep into questioning whether heroes can be killers.
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At 17, I slipped deep into my addiction like a ghost in the night.
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The 2017 Peabody Award-winning podcast delves deep into lesser-known Civil War history.
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And I say—-DEATH TO THE PATRIARCHY woven deep into the fabric of Society.
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The calendar might not acknowledge it, but we're deep into cold and flu season.
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In Thursday's parade of character portraits, GoT went similarly deep into its cast's bench.
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They sank their only plow too deep into the dense turf, snapping the blade.
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Ben & Jerry's ice cream is diving deep into politics ... with an ice cream scooper!!
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It was as if someone had thrust a sharp stick deep into her brain.
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" HRC: "I am deep into The Flight Portfolio by Julie Orringer, which is stunning.
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"When something fascinates me, I dive a bit too deep into it," he says.
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"As a starting pitcher, you always want to go deep into games," Taillon said.
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This podcast, produced by REIT trade association Nareit, delves deep into insitutional real estate.
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Gail: Before we get deep into the candidates, Arthur, can we talk about God?
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Yeah, it was emotional—but it didn't go deep into the semantics of it.
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We're building an entire city, the Batcave and vehicles, going deep into Batman's world.
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If your flashlight dies as you're pedalling deep into the earth, you're probably screwed.
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He shivered, gazed deep into my eyes, and peed on my hardwood floor. Love.
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But the gains have taken the Kurds deep into what is traditionally Arab land.
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I was astonished that you went so deep into my retweets, but go ahead.
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That is, she free dives deep into the Red Sea without an air supply.
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Sweet Venus connects with powerful Pluto, finding you plunging deep into emotionally charged issues.
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And I say — DEATH TO THE PATRIARCHY woven deep into the fabric of Society.
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But the product was around deep into the 1990s, only being discontinued in 29.
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Ryan is now five albums deep into Mind Spiders along with drummer Mike Throneberry.
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Perhaps because there's no real reason to dive deep into a social media profile.
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The challenge with this was to go deep into the community of substance users.
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The great Dr. Bill Bennett was so much deep into the ocean knowledge there.
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Without going too deep into spoilers, Superman does return – and not from outer space.
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Investors have already pushed expectations for a second Fed rate hike deep into 2016.
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With that, he finds himself running high pitch counts not too deep into games.
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These fine particles can penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the bloodstream.
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Ultimately, Reeve plunged so deep into the saga that he wound up directing Tickled.
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In the afterschool hours when MTV2 would dive deep into landfill indie and Kerrang!
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"I prefer not to delve too deep into the characters I create," he explains.
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The equipment included long-range ballistic missiles capable of reaching deep into Saudi Arabia.
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But he also really digs deep into the idea of deception and self-deception.
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Eurogamer has dug deep into PlayStation 4 Pro performance, and found a few flaws.
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Without getting too deep into it, yes, I think there's a bit of both.
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That there are many excursions deep into the marshes of biochemistry and cellular biology.
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Big questions: Will the probe continue deep into the midterm election season or beyond?
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JEFF UBBEN: You know, I-- I-- I'd rather not get too deep into that.
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Other athletes, including James Young, began to investigate further, digging deep into the record.
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When the bacteria get deep into your skin, they can create an acne cyst.
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Success has been costly: expensive players have pushed the clubs deep into the red.
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The sole professional responsibilities of the unit are to dig deep into BIC licensees.
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Pin it deep into your vein and try for ever to get off it.
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The same committee will also undoubtedly dig deep into Trump's relations with foreign malefactors.
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Rosberg drove deep into a hairpin turn, passing Verstappen and practically blocking his way.
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You don't have to dig too deep into app stores to find cogent examples.
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We're deep into our games of choice this week, as the summer swims along.
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After carrying up to the red line, he lobbed it deep into Edmonton's zone.
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Kanye went deep into the loss of confidence he felt after his hospitalization: 5.
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With two outs, Murphy launched a homer deep into the upper deck in right.
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We spoon together deep into the night, sobbing at how bad life can be.
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Loyola lost to Georgetown the last time it went this deep into the tournament.
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The dynamic of the book shifts now, and we go deep into Simon's mind.
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This isn't the kind of tap program that dives deep into any dancer's soul.
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But when their sessions resume, they'll dive deep into some even higher-dimensional bubbling.
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We followed a scientist in Iceland digging deep for clues — deep into their burrows.
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It is true that Iran has projected its power deep into the Arab world.
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Although he barely squeaked by in high school, he was deep into self-education.
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His work, venturing deep into organized crime, had left him estranged from his family.
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The score then remained tied as the game moved deep into the second half.
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Which one is better, or good enough to go deep into the knockout rounds?
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In the fifth, Andrew Benintendi pounded another lifeless fastball deep into the second deck.
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Ahead, we dig deep into Barnett's career, before he went all blind for love.
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" That search led her deep into repetition, a defining feature of "Fase" and "Rosas.
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If witnesses and new evidence are introduced, the trial could go deep into February.
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Smog extended from the port city of Tianjin deep into central China on Thursday.
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The game was scoreless deep into the second period when Colorado finally broke through.
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I'm typically deep into the red zone by the time I leave the office.
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I delved deep into literature and history to understand these islands in the sky.
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"We went deep into that," she notes, and selects another folder from the rack.
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Fitch, a ratings agency, recently downgraded Lebanon's debt to CCC, deep into junk territory.
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That same episode also dives deep into the tech mogul's relationship with his mother.
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The emphasis on gender equality has reached deep into Kurdish homes and family life.
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Cooking pots, set deep into stone counters, lined the main thoroughfares of ancient Rome.
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Now we have a clear picture of how deep into 2019, they kept talking.
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I had to dig deep into my being to come up with these words.
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Patrick Reed (66) was among five players in contention deep into the back nine.
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"We have focused on races deep into the map, and the results are clear."
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In 2018, scientists published a paper that dived deep into the sounds they make.
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The Senate is scheduled to also dive deep into other high-profile economic issues.
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My own family plunged deep into debt when my daddy had a heart attack.
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To fill in for Wheeler, the Mets will dig deep into their farm system.
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Beijing had to dip deep into its pockets to keep the currency from sinking.
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Her latest, "A Double Life," again takes us deep into an obsessed woman's head.
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You will dive deep into pop culture, history, science, theater and many other subjects.
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Robben is, after all, deep into what will be his final season in Munich.
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PM2.5 pollutants are considered especially hazardous since they can penetrate deep into the lungs.
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Part of the problem, if you want to get deep into it — I do.
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I never really dug deep into dancehall, because it was just around in Miami.
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So now we'd be getting pretty deep into the fantasy playoffs, and if your team is good enough to get pretty deep into the fantasy playoffs, maybe it's best not to tinker with it like Doc Brown looking for an extra jigowatt.
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For starters, how to replace a law that reaches deep into the US social fabric?
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This was a wonderful opportunity to dive deep into character and long-form mythology storytelling.
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The oak's trunk is sturdy and thick; the roots are sunk deep into the soil.
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Miami time, so about four hours deep into what was a "good and exciting" match.
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But the stands gradually cleared up as the match was sent deep into the night.
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JonBenet was found with a garrote fashioned out of rope embedded deep into her neck.
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It tumbled me deep into a well of loneliness that I couldn't climb out of.
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We dig deep into our subjects, reveling in wonky engineering details that other publications skip.
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It was the 1970s, and Robbins delved deep into the era's proliferating personal-improvement literature.
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Let dad dive deep into the obsession of his choice with a Loot Crate subscription.
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Princess Kate reached deep into her closet for her trusty burgundy skirt suit on Wednesday.
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Some sites go well beyond party allegiances and dig deep into each user's policy preferences.
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Its basilica is dug deep into the mountainside, and lined with statues of avenging archangels.
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Flat-dwelling, and the sighing boom of the tumble-drier, gradually cut deep into demand.
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I stared at my cinder-block dorm wall and imagined sinking deep into the cracks.
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From a gameplay standpoint, it makes it easier to dig deep into any single element.
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When inhaled, PM295 travels deep into airways, leading to problems like asthma attacks and inflammation.
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Reaching deep into the trunk, he dragged out a tool kit and a boom box.
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With the scores tied at 1-1, he chased a pass deep into Uruguay's half.
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Some of the most rewarding work involves getting deep into the details of technical projects.
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" ―The New York Times "I try to dig deep into the well of my subconscious.
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LHP Rich Hill's inability to pitch deep into games is starting to become a concern.
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We won't get too deep into the technical side of things, but here's the deal.
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It was on this device, and you could put it deep into your ear canals.
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This Is One of the Deepest Views Into Space Ever SeenStare deep into this abyss.
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Getting $1100 deep into the Beam just for a little extra bass seems like overkill.
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It has been updated to say "we've sent out spacecraft deep into our solar system."
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, in particular, had delved deep into policy specifics earlier Monday night.
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It sees deep into the water by taking images at several different frequencies every second.
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Sure, they make that stuff, but they're also deep into pharmaceuticals, surgical equipment and diagnostics.
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America, pledging to protect Gulf oil against outsiders, was drawn deep into the region's conflicts.
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Especially when learning independently, there's no one reliable place to delve deep into web development.
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Drilling deep into the Synaptics firmware for the trackpad I found "Edge Tap Filtering" enabled.
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But you cannot tell the whole story without digging as deep into it as possible.
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That action alone could bond these four (and maybe Hali?) together deep into the game.
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Stare deep into the abyss, and 16 infrared sensors are staring right back at you.
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"Amazing effort by Tyler Lyons, to work that deep into his pitch count," Matheny said.
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The Saharawi forces, though vastly outnumbered, were daring fighters, launching operations deep into enemy enclaves.
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First, I'm deep into the GoPro ecosystem with tons of accessories and mounts and cameras.
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But I didn't really begin digging deep into this issue until I was a prosecutor.
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The orange-red incandescent brilliance is gone, vanished deep into the Earth, whence it came.
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He sent another Dickey knuckleball deep into the right-center field seats in the sixth.
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Unexplored's dungeon plumbs deep into the earth, and it is filled with keys and locks.
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He managed his pitch count well, which allowed him to go deep into the game.
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Somewhere, she and Nas are playing the Counting Crows -- looking deep into each other's eyes.
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Expect Immelt and others to dive deep into still-unreleased results for July and August.
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Look, Jimmy, as part of the documents -- and I can't go too deep into that.
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The #Cats trailer goes deep into the Uncanny Valley and discovers there is no bottom.
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Venus in probing Scorpio is asking you to dive deep into what's important to you.
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There's Ctrl-Walt-Delete with Walt Mossberg and Nilay Patel, which dives deep into tech.
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I guess sampling and looking for different sounds kind of got me deep into jazz.
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Dive deep into this set recorded for Resident Advisor's In Residence Series at Sub Club.
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Monteverdi is relaxing his grip on the narrative and delving deep into his character's condition.
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Kelly asked tough questions of both sides, drilling particularly deep into some of CNN's arguments.
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Before we get too deep into the interview, I have to know: Why beauty pageants?
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The soyabean has driven deep into Brazil's interior savannah, Argentina's pampasand the US rural heartlands.
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This disruptive practice involves dynamite-like blasts sending sound waves deep into the ocean floor.
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Many are having to dig deep into their own bank accounts to pay for supplies.
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Tanya also dove deep into agencies that are starting their own direct-to-consumer products.
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By the mid-1970s, Ms. Minter was deep into Photo Realism, converting photographs into paintings.
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His next pitch landed 434 feet away, deep into the seats beyond left-center field.
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The drive, deep into the seats in right field, ended a 1-for-13 slide.
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The feeling that something is missing goes deep into your DNA—they need specific therapy.
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Liposonix uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to deliver intense heat deep into the fat layer.
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He risks his life during urchin season by diving deep into the freezing cold waters.
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I started meeting some characters and going deep into the woods and up these rivers.
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The Astros are hoping Justin Verlander can pitch as deep into the game as possible.
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Japan in return provides military bases that Washington uses to project power deep into Asia.
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I looked deep into his kind eyes and gave him a piece of my mind.
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He sank a dagger deep into his team's toughest competitor so far, the Houston Rockets.
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These refer only superficially to experiences; they draw us deep into a cave of emotion.
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The points accumulated like the snow that blanketed the region overnight and deep into Saturday.
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Deep into her descent, we see her screaming and running away from two nuclear silos.
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Under the right conditions, the Early Girl sends a strong taproot deep into the ground.
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Take the winning spirit of Jamie Vardy, and inhale it deep into your very soul.
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The match then proved surprisingly competitive, with Smyczek forcing Nadal deep into a fifth set.
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It's now grown out snowy white and halfway down his back, deep into Gandalf territory.
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But deep into the night, both sides were still ratcheting up the conflict. Maj. Gen.
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At home I am deep into the foods of here and now — corn, zucchini, tomatoes.
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I was deep into a Lorrie Moore phase, having just exited a Sylvia Plath phase.
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Books of The Times We're deep into the golden age of the classic-rock memoir.
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One highlight of the potential mission would be sending a probe deep into Venus' atmosphere.
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The tiny particulate matter can penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the blood.
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With a huge block from Saahdiq Charles, Chase burst 43 yards deep into Clemson territory.
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Goalie Semyon Varlamov carried a shutout deep into the third period and made 227 saves.
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Goalie Semyon Varlamov carried a shutout deep into the third period and made 21 saves.
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Even here Roy can't help writing with astonishing vividness, immersing us deep into a subculture.
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They have continued playing into their 50s, either winning or contending deep into their careers.
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"By falling deep into a star, you release a tremendous amount of energy," Molnar said.
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It seems Desiigner was deep into his set when he stepped on Mr. Bieber's shoes.
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But if senators vote to subpoena witnesses and documents, it could go deep into February.
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The key is sticking close then prevailing deep into each set, and having deep belief.
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On the technical front, Thursday's sell-off drove the local market deep into oversold territory.
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The president is a reference point; if he lies, lying seeps deep into the culture.
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She's made a career out of delving deep into the complex inner lives of women.
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Schaumburg Police Chief Bill Wolf said the SUV was driven "fairly deep" into the mall.
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The land itself is beautiful: sprawling prairie and caverns that dip deep into the earth.
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"I don't know if I want to go deep into my background," she said firmly.
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When telling jokes, he digs deep into ideas, but with her, he's guarded, coy, evasive.
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Just across the North Carolina border in Virginia, Craig Rogers is deep into lambing season.
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Beltre and Rolen were premier defenders at third base, All-Stars deep into their 30s.
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Freelance writer Gabriel Snyder went deep into the New York Times organization to find out.
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Muons can penetrate deep into rock and reveal hidden voids and chambers to particle detectors.
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Trump is distracting himself with scandal response and steadfastly refusing to dive deep into policy.
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I mean, not to go too deep into the chronology at a very high level.
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The Houthis launch a growing number of missiles deep into Saudi Arabia, including at Riyadh.
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Not just coming to rallies with likeminded others but reaching deep into our own families and communities deep into the places where women wore t-shirts that read, "Trump can grab my p***y," and have courageous conversations about what freedom really looks like.
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I wrote this album deep into my drag exploration, when I was going super far masculine.
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Just four replies deep into the discussion, our first combatant, qwefhsdf, suggested veganism is a cult.
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Deep into November, the stock market has still not been able to shake its October blues.
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You can share files over a local network, get deep into metadata tagging and much more.
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I was so happy for Christian because man, oh, man he went deep into that character.
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Look deep into your heart, and acknowledge the truth: Jim Hopper is F-I-N-E.
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And how deep into your career were you when you grasped that it was getting easier?
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A great starter turntable, or the perfect second turntable for somebody who's already deep into vinyl.
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To understand human consciousness, one needs to dive deep into the study of Theory of Mind.
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When talking to other Analytical people, you can feel free to dig deep into specific data.
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NASA peers deep into the cosmos at the bright, leftover cinders of exploded stars, called pulsars.
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But by going so deep into these personal explorations, Hall loses track of the larger story.
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You're diving deep into your emotions as Venus connects with Jupiter—and you're having fun, too.
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I feel connected to this innovative cryptocurrency because I was deep into the original Cypherpunks circle.
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But I'm almost done with the review so I'm not going to dig deep into some .
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In honor of the anniversary (and Vulture's history), the site dove deep into Gossip Girl content.
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Eddie Murphy is deep into filming "Coming to America 2" and it's gettin' everyone plenty excited.
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On a good pair of headphones, it feels like a shovel stabbing deep into hard dirt.
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So once we were really ready, I felt that I could just dive deep into it.
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Third, he's already consolidated most of the constituency he needs to go deep into the campaign.
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NASA's Kepler spacecraft has been peering deep into the Milky Way galaxy for nearly a decade.
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We have Ctrl-Walt-Delete with Walt Mossberg and Nilay Patel, which dives deep into tech.
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Will there a be a VMA nomination in Hiddleston's future for going so deep into character?
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As the name implies, you'll be delving deep into dangerous dungeons, which, obviously, will include mines.
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Rather, we're curious about why these couples are bringing us so deep into their intimate world.
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Beijing also fears THAAD's powerful radar system can look deep into China, threatening its own security.
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The sounds of the modern world vanish when you walk this deep into a protected forest.
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Broadly's erotic awakening column You Make Me Wanna delves deep into our teen pop culture crushes.
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She then fled deep into the Greendale woods and lives in a place called Moon Valley.
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A new podcast is digging deep into the life and tragic death of a movie star.
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But validation for Xavier won't come from that; it will come from advancing deep into March.
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Mind Warehouse goes deep into answering it by detailing the progression of what would happen when.
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If the vehicle malfunctions while deep into space, NASA doesn't have any plans to save it.
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We're two, going on three, years deep into the basket bag trend that just won't quit.
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I write his name on a piece of paper and stuff it deep into a jar.
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Team Liquid couldn't get a good streak going after that until deep into the second half.
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To spot the differences, you really have to dig deep into the full-resolution file here.
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Later writers, notably Flaubert, kept the work of 17th century Arabists alive deep into the 1800s.
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Take my hand, fair reader, we're going deep into the heart of the conspiracy fever swamp.
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As developers, we used to be able to go deep into the social graph on Facebook.
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Broadly staff writer Marie Solis delves deep into what American women took away from Ford's testimony.
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Instead, it's because of his unnerving ability to see deep into the nature of mathematical phenomena.
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"Once I got deep into the numbers, I said we should be doing gaming," says Starr.
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He was deep into his sixties, he guessed, and soon he wouldn't be able to work.
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Torgerson said he saw an officer "reach deep into Castile's pocket" to pull out a gun.
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The flip side is, though, is that he gets deep into drugs and kidnaps a woman.
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According to Ainge, the Celtics never went deep into negotiations on a trade involving Smart, though.
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Getting medicine deep into your lungs—where it's actually going to help you—is pretty tricky.
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This moment, deep into the campaign, illustrated how fraught Uber's relationship with its drivers still was.
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They splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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"When you get that deep into a shootout it's a bit of a crapshoot," Schneider said.
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Now, deep into the heart of the snow — the snow in East Berlin, 1988, that is.
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The shortage had been exacerbated by private vendors digging deep into the water table, he said.
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China says the system's advanced radar can penetrate deep into its territory and undermine its security.
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But the company hasn't dived quite as deep into the psychological consequences, at least not publicly.
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Continuing to talk, they became fast friends, and soon Deacy would take Freedman deep into Ireland.
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You'll dive deep into software engineering basics and begin to hone your technical and managerial skills.
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Swim deep into the mind—fumble around a little bit—and tell me what you find.
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Beijing said the system's advanced radar can penetrate deep into its territory and undermine its security.
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Visually it's equally stimulating, showing James staring deep into the ocean on top of a boat.
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Low oil prices in the past couple of years have pushed it deep into the red.
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Digging deep into the global rankings for both sexes, both top 20 lists highlight certain themes.
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Or you could drive 45 minutes deep into Brooklyn, near where Gravesend turns into Brighton Beach.
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He was on everyone's MVP candidate shortlist and leading the Cowboys deep into the NFC playoffs.
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China also fears THAAD's powerful radar system can look deep into is territory, undermining its security.
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OJ Simpson dealt with themes of racism, this season will take a dive deep into homophobia.
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But ISIS sought to show its strength, sending suicide bombers deep into Syrian government territory, above.
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Instead, she dug deep into her closet for suits that she usually reserves for traffic court.
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They deliver actives deep into the skin to target your specific concerns: fine lines, hyperpigmentation, etc.
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Cespedes crushed a 1-1 pitch from Nick Wittgren deep into the bleachers in left field.
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It would cut deep into Mr. Trump's delegate edge in states like New York and Illinois.
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Of course, companies like Google and Ford are already deep into development of autonomous driving technology.
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They say they're not deep into it, but they do have a fascination with the cosmos.
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The bunker features apocalypse-proof cans of food, to sustain life deep into the end times.
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Diving deep into the nuances of connection, it's a beautifully immersive slice of ethereal trip-hop.
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MADSAKI agreed with me and began making works that involved digging deep into his inner self.
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So I went deep into the archives to find YodaTrading's earliest tweets from back in 2012.
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The vault was built deep into Arctic permafrost, an environment that seemed secure to its designers.
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Led by the star reliever Andrew Miller, the bullpen has carried Cleveland deep into the playoffs.
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And yet the show, which knowingly leans deep into kitsch, is at once preposterous and delightful.
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And some suggest that the author has trespassed deep into the territory of flat-out fiction.
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When he camps, he goes deep into the wilderness without an air mattress or a stove.
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The Resistance has burrowed deep into electoral politics at every level, from school board on up.
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This is a powerful time to dive deep into intimacy issues or any emotionally charged themes.
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I found out about this on a Friday and went home deep into my own life.
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Certainly James's 15th year ranks at the very top among players so deep into their careers.
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You don't have to dig deep into current headlines to find eerie parallels to Miller's story.
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But our Premium Luxury tester's $23,21.5 price tag put it deep into BMW and Mercedes territory.
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It allowed or gave some of the guys an opportunity to go deep into the tournament.
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" GM, Barra said, has enough parts to continue North American production uninterrupted "deep into this month.
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Unless his starters work deep into games, he'll have no choice but to break that guideline.
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If senators later vote to subpoena witnesses and documents, the trial could go deep into February.
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Families of those missing stood around anxiously as the teams dug deep into the displaced earth.
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He is in his dorm room at Stanford, talking deep into the night with his friends.
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China says the system's powerful radar can penetrate deep into its territory and undermine its security.
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In particular, they'll be delving deep into the practice of land acknowledgments in the cultural sphere.
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Dive deep into one aspect of TikTok — the music, the dance challenges, the theatricality, the memes.
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A video from a different angle shows the bus sunk deep into the ground head first.
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The moon enters sensitive water sign Cancer today, inspiring you to go deep into emotional wellness.
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To mix metaphors, he leads you deep into their workings while putting wind in their sails.
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After long averting their gaze from past horrors, Tunisians are now digging deep into the dirt.
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However, the majority of rate-setters seem cautious about going too deep into negative territory again.
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These types of wells drill deep into dry, hot rock and inject water from the surface.
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Clearly, if the body and mind cooperate, success in singles is possible deep into one's 22012s.
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You&aposre so deep into it that you really can&apost turn back at this point.
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It's easy to go deep into the weeds when it comes to towing and hauling specifications.
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"I realize you can only go so far deep into the rabbit hole," Ms. Fludgate said.
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We wandered this land with our young sons, and Navajo sank its hook deep into us.
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He had to plunge deep into the well of himself, no matter how dark the outcome.
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In fact, the budget reaches deep into every agency to cut programs for the urban poor.
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There was a shot of Marcia's ankles, her feet plunged deep into the pale-gray sand.
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Known as PM2.5, these particles penetrate deep into the airways, causing inflammation, asthma attacks, and cancer.
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He looked at his gold watch now and then as the session ran deep into lunchtime.
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The choices headed deep into diner territory — 70 percent of the prisoners asked for fried food.
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He fights with Sarah, and runs deep into the woods at the edge of their home.
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They take a lighter but still informative approach to watches, rather than diving deep into complications.
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Glass is at her strongest when she takes us deep into the minds of her characters.
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The elemental staging lets us peer deep into the sorrowful heart of this most wounding play.
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Compare his arc to others who're this deep into their journey, and those numbers are obscene.
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"There's horrors here that we don't necessarily don't want to dive to deep into," he said.
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But Gern and others have discovered that some types of rhinovirus can invade deep into the lungs.
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And if you're looking to really dig deep into Ben-Adir's life story, you're out of luck.
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SHARK MYTHBUSTERS MYTH: If you swim deep into the ocean you will be attacked by a shark.
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Benedict Cumberbatch is deep into his latest role covering one of the biggest decisions in Britain's history.
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The mystery girl is one of the lucky ones ... she's clearly made it deep into the season.
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Was I about to tread so deep into fuckboy territory that I might never get back out?
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But we haven't always gone deep into the kind of districts where people have felt left behind.
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They dive deep into their individual experiences related to harassment, which culminates into a remarkably honest discussion.
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We're deep into May, so any poor teen still stuck in high school is barely hanging on.
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We went deep into secondary, and that kept StubHub in their lane, so far anyway, at least.
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Have Tristan Thompson set a drag screen in transition when his man sinks deep into the paint.
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They dig deep into the realm of absolutist sonic realism, and they're unlikely to disappoint true purists.
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You can imagine stories going deep into Hoover country quoting diehard Hooverites explaining away their president's failures.
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He had hands, but no legs—he was a tree with roots burrowed deep into the earth.
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He said he returned early Friday morning and waited all day and deep into the second night.
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Brie says the upcoming season of Total Bellas will delve deep into the factors of the split.
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I mean, we're not that deep into the season yet, but we're certainly moving toward a wedding.
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In this week's episode, available here, Equity co-host Alex Wilhelm dives deep into this year's IPOs.
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Brown dug deep into the science behind cooking techniques and explored the unexpected history behind different dishes.
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AMERICAN commentators both religious and secular have been digging deep into the Bible over the past week.
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"I have really gotten deep into meditation," the musician, mother, activist and star of "The Voice" said.
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Separately, it is of the utmost importance that The Times continues to dig deep into ISIS coverage.
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A few months ago, Mel Magazine went deep into the world of scooter hacking and charger fraud.
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Beyond a certain threshold, that deformation will spread too deep into the ribbon, dampening the curling effect.
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It's my job to go deep into the game regardless of how any runs I give up.
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We're at least a few hundred red carpets deep into 2018, yet somehow, we're still not bored.
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Bernie Sanders is driving deep into southeast Iowa, a Democratic stronghold, campaigning with the actress Susan Sarandon.
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He used a large needle instead of a small one, which went too deep into the eye.
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In that time, Leicester fell deep into relegation trouble, taking 13 points from their 14 league fixtures.
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You could get down several threads deep into the thing and then get booted out and lose.
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It's a short but focused book that dives deep into trolling culture and their standard operating procedures.
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I mean, I'm pretty curious, but I don't imagine myself getting too deep into it or anything.
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Eskom has been assigned a credit rating from S&P Global of CCC+, deep into "junk" territory.
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But everything is fine, as long as it's just far away from civilization and deep into nature.
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FW: No I think I didn't know whether I wanted to keep acting deep into my career.
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The lies told by the government during the War on Drugs seeped deep into our collective consciousness.
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They went deep into the heart of red America and brought out the best of that place.
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And, by the looks of it, so much American spirit that we're deep into (affectionate) parody territory.
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And there are new signs that congressional investigations into the affair may linger deep into Trump's term.
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Trump dove deep into his electoral college victory, generously donating 408 words of his speech to it.
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China in particular fears the system's powerful radar could look deep into its territory, threatening its security.
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The mission goes awry when the crew's doctor sabotages the starship and sends it deep into space.
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But once I got all the way, neck-deep into politics, I realized I needed this refuge.
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And if it's diving deep into something just to prove a point, I have concern about that.
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Shooting went deep into the afternoon, as the prisoners hung around doing nothing in the suffocating heat.
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Chung dug deep into the company's archives in Leeds and plucked garments and silhouettes from collections past.
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Yes, a hero emerged on the night, deep into the fourth quarter—where all true heroes emerge.
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"This President ... in that moment, dragged this country deep into the mud of autocracy and dictatorship," Rep.
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The index measures the levels of airborne PM 2.5 - particles that can reach deep into the lungs.
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You go to corners of the Internet you've never visited before, nine pages deep into Google results.
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The index measures the levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that goes deep into the lungs.
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It could reach deep into members' domestic regulations to cover cybersecurity or the protection of personal data.
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The FURminator Deshedding Tool reaches deep into your cat's undercoat to capture loose hair before it falls.
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Severson, like most surfers, was deep into the counterculture by the time Nixon arrived in San Clemente.
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When you emerged from the womb, it's very likely you instinctively drew oxygen deep into your lungs.
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Cooperation by Cohen and Flynn is helping Mueller take his investigation deep into the President's inner circle.
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Today, Harpers Ferry is a picturesque, historic town that offers tours that delve deep into its history.
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This longstanding, commonsense tax incentive encourages investors to seek out new opportunities without going deep into debt.
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The men and women competing deep into the United States Open know they are an elite bunch.
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Meanwhile, my sons got deep into organized travel hockey, the weekends a blur of games and practices.
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With apologies to T. S. Eliot, "The Hollow Men" Deep into June, without a blockbuster decision yet.
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We then drive deep into the desert, down dirt roads, to a giant rock called Giant Rock.
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I think he came up with deep into 2017 for an estimated Winds of Winter publication date.
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Ericsson, Iberdrola and BAE Systems all fell deep into the red as well, after receiving rating downgrades.
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"There are no tangible changes you make—it's more mental," he explained, staring deep into my eyes.
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These are the "self-help" ones, those that thrust you deep into a spiral of self-evaluation.
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Mauna Kea's summit is an unparalleled vantage point for astronomers eager to peer deep into the universe.
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As the sun set on our Cincinnati subdivision, Dad and I fell deep into the Vienna woods.
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Then, Leno goes deep into rural California to revisit a time when burning wood could run cars.
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He is already deep into alcoholism, keeping a dedicated spot in his shower for a beer can.
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First published in 1979, Ms. Tippett's detailed biography goes deep into the artist's personal life and career.
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He also delved deep into his company's financials, including take-rate and its R&D budget. 3.
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After diving deep into its history, I discovered that there's a real art to the fade out.
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The installation of THAAD had angered China, which feared its powerful radar could see deep into China.
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The B-2's long range meant it could fly deep into enemy territory and return home.
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Happ also learned, deep into his major league career, to play to his strengths as a pitcher.
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Uruguay keeper Muslera could not get control of a shot and chased it deep into his box. .
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One weekend in 1979, Platt picked up Vasilenko and the two drove deep into the Maryland woods.
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Looking deep into the national soul, Chinese intellectuals blamed the lack of civic morality for China's weakness.
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Go deep into what brings you pleasure, so that you can share it with others this weekend.
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To get education to sink deep into the minds of a nation takes a generation and more.
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He led me deep into a small valley with steep hills on both sides of the trail.
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They were already deep into the second season before they realized the phenomenon they were sitting on.
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Three minutes deep into injury time, Iran got a surprise equalizer, again on a video-reviewed penalty.
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We pulled six plates off the conveyor belt, ready to dive deep into the world of cheese.
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The course itself provides an innovative methodology and sample exercises to help you dive deep into NLP.
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But I don't think he's ever gone deep into a marathon session of Breath of the Wild.
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If the Senate does vote to hear from Mr. Bolton, the trial could stretch deep into February.
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As the day stretched deep into the night, lawyerly arguments gave way to more pointedly political ones.
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They waded chest-deep into the water, hoisting their few possessions overhead, and climbed into the boat.
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The skis' edges hissed as I drove them deep into a surface that felt silky and fast.
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Here is the central floor plan to study before plunging deep into the belly of the beast.
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Their mission pairs them with an eccentric yakuza boss (Kitano) who leads them deep into the underworld.
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And she was just deep into this meanwhile- LG: And she's inserting USB sticks the whole time.
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The head-snapping power is buried, requiring drivers to dig deep into the tachometer to find excitement.
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He reached deep into himself and came back with about the most defiant statement he could muster.
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Brian Michael Bendis, who is deep into writing the new era of Superman, gives us some spoilers.
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Democratic candidates are emptying their war chests in a competitive primary that could stretch deep into 2020.
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To see if you have added enough flour, press a clean, dry finger deep into the dough.
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He drove a full-count fastball deep into the left field bleachers for his fourth home run.
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Slowly, she cuts a neat line piercing the animal's thick fur, and going deep into its skin.
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We went deep into the pine forest and then shot by that lake and on that farm.
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They considered going deep into Brooklyn or Queens, but that would mean lengthy work commutes to midtown.
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We're totally focused on it and our tax writers ... are deep into the details producing the bill.
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They all dive deep into how a normal child morphed into someone with a superhuman persona onstage.
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Tom Brady can ONLY be stopped from playing deep into his 40s by an injury ... or Gisele.
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Now deep into Black-ish's second season, the cast members have settled into their roles with ease.
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It will dig deep into the soil and will become the first spacecraft to study Mars' deep interior.
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I've been deep into Hi-NRG disco lately--it's just really happy and cheery and fun, you know?
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If you are interested in diving deep into the diversity problem in technology, this episode is for you.
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Ellis might be the wildcard that pushes the Pacers deep into the playoffs and challenges Cleveland or Toronto.
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Normally, both campaigns are competent enough that they are deep into the diminishing marginal returns for campaign communication.
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The observatories take advantage of clear weather and limited light pollution to peer deep into the night sky.
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Arrange to have a guide lead you through the rolling Atlas Mountains deep into the vast Moroccan wilderness.
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Using a no-huddle, up-tempo attack, Luck drove Indianapolis deep into Jacksonville territory on its next possession.
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Along with central banks in Switzerland, Sweden and Japan, Denmark has cut base rates deep into negative territory.
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" She later added, somewhat jokingly, that she felt as if she had plunged herself "deep into the mafia.
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Competitors Virgin Orbit, Vector and Astra Space are deep into testing programs but have yet to reach orbit.
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Guerra has had trouble going deep into games and hasn't made it through six innings since June 21.
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My question to MGM is how deep into the swamp do they want to go by suing victims?
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New England's Daigo Kobayashi scored deep into injury time to secure a 3-3 draw with Houston Dynamo.
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But she hasn't dived deep into the political fray in the same vein as she did in college.
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So it's like hey you realize they kill the DH and you want to get deep into ballgames.
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He has a scar that begins near the top of his forehead and runs deep into his hairline.
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People close to the Fertittas say Lorenzo is already "deep into the planning stages" on his next project.
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Rather, this info can help you avoid getting too deep into a fight before seeing your partner's side.
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We're talking founders, technologists and investors digging deep into the challenges facing established and emerging enterprise companies today.
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So I decided that, for one day only, I would delve deep into the pathos of the pensioner.
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They had the power to bear deep into the crevices of your soul and make your insides quake.
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At the time, very few exoplanets had been detected, so the instrument was peering deep into the unknown.
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He was deep into research about black holes, and had amassed a box of papers on his theories.
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It chokes on roughly twice as much PM 2.5, fine dust that penetrates deep into lungs, as Beijing.
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That was the exact moment I decided to go deep into the speeches before I do these piercings.
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It's an activity rife with jargon, and it gets as deep into electrical engineering as you let it.
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Still, Nelson observes, deep into an IPO bull market, the average quality of offerings does tend to decline.
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The parasite bores holes deep into my brain and before I even realize I've been infected, I'm dead.
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Reach deep into your pockets and if you can't donate please send a pray[er] for this man.
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Instead, they dig deep into the psychology of the characters through their dialogue and big, eye-grabbing actions.
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To see where, you have to look deep into Bureau of Labor Statistics data that is often overlooked.
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The eight-hour documentary series will dive deep into the untold stories behind major moments in pop culture.
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Well, Thirsty tricks her into taking a long car ride, driving her deep into a creepy, abandoned location.
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Mr Corbyn has dragged a once centrist, election-winning machine deep into the wilderness of the far left.
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It's just one more challenge to be overcome if humans are ever going to travel deep into space.
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Some taxi drivers have filed for bankruptcy, while others have reportedly committed suicide after falling deep into debt.
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The only times he digs deep into his substantive thoughts on his own are when he gives speeches.
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Bill Ackman may be reaching deep into the activist investor cookbook to find a recipe to revive Chipotle.
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Depending on how deep into the surface the ice goes, that could be ample fodder for rocket propellant.
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She has found sticks with long nails used to plunge deep into the skulls of a mother turtle.
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I also want to see the people getting deep into the grooves and just move to the rhythms.
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For today's edition, Slot-A dives deep into production-forward tracks sure to please you through the summer.
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On these dairy farms, however, atmospheric carbon had pushed deep into the earth in a matter of decades.
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I have script pages I have written, and I'm writing that really deep, deep, deep into the future.
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Pharmaceutical firms are currently deep into clinical trials on a drug that is able to mimic these effects.
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Ddida was my surrogate, sunken deep into a culture deeply different from his own and fascinated by it.
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The film plunges deep into this community to tell the stories of those who wish to leave it.
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Begin cycling from the UNESCO site of Alberobello, riding along a circular path deep into the Itria Valley.
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Quetzalcoatl went deep into the land of the dead to find Mictlantecuhtli and steal the bones he coveted.
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So hit play on the title track below and go get your feet deep into the the sand.
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Looking back, I think that while I could read, I did not go deep into the fine print.
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Debt dependency, drained reserves and escalating pension payments have pounded CPS' credit ratings deep into the junk category.
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"Caroline, please—" But as Caroline lunged for him once again, Peter slammed the knife deep into her chest.
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This week, sex writer S. Nicole Lane plunges deep into the electrifying world of electro-play sex toys.
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Nujaba was then drawn deep into the conflict against Islamic State, also known by the Arabic acronym Daesh.
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" There is a lot at stake, Mr Luna suggested: "We need to look deep into our American values.
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However, he did not expect the framework to go deep into issues of importance to the nonprofit sector.
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There's Ctrl-Walt-Delete with Walt Mossberg and Nilay Patel, which dives deep into tech and What's Tech?
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Each of his videos have been an enlightening and thoughtful performance that digs deep into the animation world.
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A thick, heavy Bad seemed to stretch itself throughout my body and press me deep into the sheets.
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At first, he appears to be your average cat, until you gaze deep into his cross-eyed stare.
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Sanders and Kasich both ran for president last year, lasting deep into their respective primaries before bowing out.
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And like Sears, it has run up debt while its credit rating has sunk deep into junk territory.
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This is a great starter turntable—or a perfect second turntable for somebody who's already deep into vinyl.
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Oku Japan This company books guided and self-guided tours that really go deep into the Japanese countryside.
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A server, asked to identify it as she cleared the table, stuck her nose deep into the bowl.
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The particles can be inhaled deep into the lungs, causing heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer and respiratory diseases.
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But they cautioned that he was not necessarily going to get deep into the weeds of legislative language.
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The two girls would gossip deep into the night on tin-can telephones strung between their bedroom windows.
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Harper hit his 25th homer, a solo shot deep into the right-field pavilion in the first inning.
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NFIP was solvent for years, but began to go deep into the red after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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If Into the Spider-Verse dives that deep into the Spider-Verse, that would be quite the spectacle.
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Have you ever looked deep into a guinea pig's eyes and tried to figure out what it's thinking?
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Deep into Josh Eells' sprawling profile is a not totally surprising anecdote from Eilish's tour manager Brian Marquis.
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Joe Mauer doubled, and Kepler went deep into the seats in right field to make it 4-0.
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His boys and Cat are now deep into their new lives, and he's laying there in the cemetery.
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Dimitrov dug deep into his reserves to break again and conclude the final after his fourth championship point.
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Most people don't record an hour show that digs deep into the story, the themes, and combat design.
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I was working to get them to go deep into their emotional beings and share that with me.
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And, uh, we the final 45 minutes or so of the podcast going deep into Undertale spoiler territory.
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SoftBank last year went deep into discussions with London-based food delivery company Deliveroo, but ultimately didn't invest.
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When this happened to me, I sunk deep into my chair, happy that no one could see me.
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Kris is deep into the wine cellar and is clearly tipsy by the end of the first day.
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Every full moon, hundreds of ravers ventured deep into the desert to experience the phenomenon known as Moontribe.
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It's not clear when and how Wilson slipped, and how far deep into the well he is now.
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It sailed about three rows deep into the third deck as a crowd of 215,10 roared to life.
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Girotti, who is serving as our concierge for the evening, leads us deep into the Barclays Center underbelly.
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We had advanced deep into Saigon and made it almost all the way to Tan Son Nhut airport.
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By the time cake is served, many wedding guests have long finished eating and are deep into dancing.
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But by then she was deep into her third trimester, and it was too late to fly anywhere.
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Large companies, many affiliated with the Americans who governed the Philippines then, followed veins deep into the mountains.
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We decided to delve deep into the archives and pluck out our top 10 DeviantArt masterpieces to date.
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If I weren't deep into the weeds of congressional reform, I might have skipped past the news too.
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These days we're going so deep into superhero origin stories that the actual superheroes aren't even in them.
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Its tiny, needle-like fibers penetrate deep into the respiratory system, causing illnesses like mesothelioma and lung cancer.
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Coleman said she plunged deep into the lake and did not know how she was able to survive.
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Long after the president was just a hazy memory, the music and dancing continued deep into the night.
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I had never even heard about it until I was deep into research for my novel about trees.
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On Monday, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Empire State Manufacturing Index fell deep into negative territory.
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In 2016, Sanders leveraged the momentum from his surprise win in Michigan to compete deep into the primaries.
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Three years later, Naomi picks up the trail, taking her deep into the forbidding woods of rural Oregon.
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Seen from the street, the house looks like a small Craftsman cottage, but it extends deep into the .
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Negotiations between the two sides, along with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, went deep into night on Sunday.
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ScienceTake Researchers looked deep into the eyes of a predatory spider to learn what it was looking at.
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What's next, from Axios' Zach Basu: Court battles over Mueller materials will stretch at least deep into fall.
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These particles penetrate deep into lungs, and can cause inflammation, asthma attacks, and over the long term, cancer.
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Like the Spetsnaz, the military's signals intelligence units have a storied history stretching deep into the Cold War.
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Elizabeth: Emily, you called it — the senators are definitely digging deep into what Comey did or didn't do.
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This film gets deep into the horror of it all and the imagination that's needed to survive it.
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Watching humpback whales and their babies breach the ocean's surface then dive deep into the ocean was unforgettable.
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In short: While we are deep into the national season for vacations, let's take a vacation from politics.
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Three: Hang on for dear life as becoming linked to a monster takes you deep into King's multiverse.
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Everyone was just head deep into their work and just focused on making President Trump's job much easier.
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This form of sharing and communication has woven itself deep into the fabric of our culture and lives.
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The Information, which Jessica Lessin founded in 2013 to dive deep into tech news, costs $399 a year.
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Some communities, like mid-island on Staten Island and deep into Flushing, Queens, had few or no pantries.
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It's also a powerful time to dive deep into intimacy as sexy Venus enters mysterious water sign Scorpio.
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The M.L.S. regular season runs deep into October, and N.Y.C.F.C. is on track to return to the playoffs.
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As we got deep into 2016, the Iraq insurgency and Hurricane Katrina came to feel almost like refuges.
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We're so grateful for people who let their obsessions flow and really dive deep into something they love.
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Whenever I'm onstage, it's important for me to be as deep into the character as I can get.
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On a July 4, 1956 mission, for example, Hervey Stockman flew the U-2 deep into Soviet territory.
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"I spent a year looking deep, deep, deep into audience behavioral data on Snap and Facebook," Wright says.
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This film dives deep into a far less gory and far more heartbreaking approach than Us or Parasite.
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The film follows an adventurer (Charlie Hunnam) as he plunges deep into the Amazon in search of glory.
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Then-Brigadier General Mattis commanded a Marine assault deep into the heart of Taliban territory in southern Afghanistan.
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Police cordoned off the area until deep into the night as forensics experts combed the street for clues.
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No one has studied the impact of sucking these vapors deep into the lungs for years on end.
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Yang said that meant there were air bubbles getting into the man's muscles and deep into his tissue.
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The essays in the book — which reproduces many additional paintings — take us deep into Abercrombie's life and times.
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Britain is deep into a Shakespearean tragedy of its own creation: to leave or not to leave Europe…?
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Along the way, students dig deep into issues, exploring complex subjects and uncovering many different facts and perspectives.
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Doom took us deep into Hell but in Doom Eternal, Hell has risen up and taken over Earth.
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Finnish volunteers with the SS Wiking division operated on the eastern front until 1943, entering deep into Ukraine.
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As we passed Stormont, Robbie was deep into a long and polished monologue about his experiences on set.
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It doesn't seem like that will happen unless Apple gets deep into the TV and movie business itself.
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Trump is diving deep into Florida's Republican politics, joining his preferred candidate for governor in a competitive primary.
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Then, Chicago rapper/producer Kweku Collins drops off brand new music and gets deep into how colonialism ruined everything.
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In any case, with 24 tattoos and counting, we knew it was time to dive deep into Gaga's collection.
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While most play and sing songs, some have added local variations to the festival, delving deep into Hindu mythology.
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However, she soon found that she had been going the wrong way, and had wandered deep into the woods.
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The adventure begins with a train ride deep into the center of the cave, followed by a guided tour.
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They wrap up and I go deep into some reports that I need to accomplish sooner rather than later.
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He went stiff and made no move to reciprocate, so I withdrew, assuming he was deep into the story.
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We've got 10 outlines written, and we're deep into refining them now and getting ready to write the scripts.
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Kwame: I think this largely depends on how deep into fantasy or politics the new writers want to go.
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That has drawn fierce criticism from China, which says the system's powerful radar can probe deep into its territory.
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With industry profit margins already on a knife's edge, lower export prices could push them deep into the red.
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Normally, I wouldn't go this deep into the country without my pistol because shit pops off in the woods.
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We must dive deep into the policies, campaigns and practices that achieve justice across race, class, geography and gender.
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I'm sure you read the New York Times report that the US is hacking deep into Russia's power grid.
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Samba schools are social clubs, really, fulcrums of community spirit tucked deep into a neighborhood, many in ramshackle favelas.
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Central-bank accounts, and central-bank money, might also enable central bankers to cut rates deep into negative territory.
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Fans have reacted strongly to the project, steadily pumping out fan art and delving deep into the game's lore.
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Efforts by the Turkish central bank to prop up the lira by cutting deep into its reserves aren't helping.
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When you're deep into the honeymoon phase, these songs across all genres will help bolsters those Cloud 9 feelings.
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We'll dig deep into the future of transportation and mobility — including new and once-unimaginable technologies that lie ahead.
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And yet this season has dug deep into the books' backstory and subplots to find new things to adapt.
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Instead of sending somebody to Iraq next week, send someone deep into the bowels of the greeting-card industry.
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In "Educated", her riveting memoir, Ms Westover brings readers deep into this world, a milieu usually hidden from outsiders.
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ESO/NAOJ/NRAOStare deep into the eye of this planetary disk because something is forming in there—something incredible.
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But it's possible biologists are skimming the surface of a bloody Darwinian tale that runs deep into evolutionary history.
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Often it requires reading deep into a story to discover a corrective, if there is a corrective at all.
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Well, start taking that for granted because here we are: three exchanges deep into their he said-she said.
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" She recalled, "He liked to dig deep into a conversation and dissect a topic much longer than most people.
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But this deep into the ridesharing saga, and with both companies still so unprofitable, perhaps that isn't the case.
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After Spanish conquistadors killed the last Inca emperor, they headed deep into the Amazon rainforest in search of gold.
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Though Meghan and Prince Harry just announced their engagement on Monday, the couple are already deep into wedding planning.
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From there, the talks often dive deep into the virtual reality theories and beliefs of each of the interviewees.
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Then in March, the Juno spacecraft orbiting Jupiter found that the planet's surface features extend deep into its atmosphere.
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The left-handed hitter sent a high fly just a row or two deep into the left field bleachers.
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The rebels regularly attack Saudi soldiers at border checkpoints and fire missiles that sometimes reach deep into Saudi territory.
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My mood was plummeting in tandem with the setting sun, casting darkness over Milan and deep into my heart.
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More than a year later, we're now deep into the fifth book with no signs of her enthusiasm waning.
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That has drawn fierce criticism from China, which says the system's powerful radar can penetrate deep into its territory.
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Jonathan alleged Deven was deep into drugs and her drug use was causing emotional harm to their 2 sons.
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Surprisingly, they didn't have to read too deep into anything, because the new Taylor has no time for subtlety.
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But there is such a thing as going too deep into the highlighter pool — and Teen Vogue found it.
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It's about personal, well-written communication that varies depending on the actions performed seven emails deep into the campaign.
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I have script pages I have written and I'm writing that really are deep, deep, deep into the future.
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It served the RAF starting in 215 and later led some of the first attacks deep into German territory.
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A song that bores deep into the core of my being, creates a hole, and fills it with gloom.
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In his typical style, Sanders went deep into policy and picked apart Trump's self-congratulatory speech, issue by issue.
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To do it, he and Stelfreeze are delving deep into who the Black Panther is and what he means.
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Any politician unable to condemn the KKK immediately and unequivocally has fallen deep into the abyss of identity politics.
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But doing a broader cleanup will require reaching deep into the bag of tricks, starting with the laser cannon.
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Ultimately, drugs, which would likely have to be injected deep into patients' ears, could be tailored to individual needs.
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The folks over at Reddit decided to dive deep into the rabbit hole that is the, optical illusion dog.
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Rills, canals and other waterways flow deep into lush jungle, while the river itself wanders lazily toward the sea.
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The final game proved to be a close one, with both sides fighting hard and going deep into overtime.
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I have script pages I have written, and I'm writing that really are deep, deep, deep into the future.
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We're already deep into dreamlike shots of stained labcoats and horses running on treadmills when Justine starts to itch.
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As authorities dive deep into Paddock's computers, itinerant high-rolling lifestyle and finances, they still don't have an answer.
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The highway is elevated high off the ground on concrete supports that must be inserted deep into the ground.
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I don't wanna get too deep into it, but I'm hoping this album can help me with my life.
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So when his ball sliced five rows deep into the left-field stands, the Yankees' dugout exploded in jubilation.
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I quit just about six minutes in, when she started talking about surrendering and falling deep into a trance.
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In 10 years, when he is deep into his career as a full-fledged professional, then it will matter.
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I ventured deep into Brooklyn to try Di Fara's legendary pizza for myself back in 2017 to find out.
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Based on these revelations, we now know that Trump was compromised deep into his run for the White House.
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But rather than delve too deep into those issues, insurers have instead opted to ask for more taxpayer funding.
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Deep into his first full major league season, Matz's elbow has reacted to pitching and treatment in unexpected ways.
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That means more and more students feel they must attend college, even when it means going deep into debt.
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Bradford Harris dug deep into tobacco company archives while a graduate student of history and technology at Stanford University.
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They'll even try dropping their bigs deep into the paint and having James' defender go well under ball screens.
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Both bullpens are taxed after the marathon, which puts pressure on Tuesday's starters to go deep into the game.
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In 2014, he dove deep into transhumanism, which he describes as the transformation of the human condition through technology.
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"Complicit" might not have the belligerent, absurd tone of McCarthy's Spicer, but it cuts deep into its subject nonetheless.
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Mostly from jealous tweens, but also from some followers who really cut deep into Hadid and her love life.
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I'm not doing that just to connect with fans, but it's just something that's so subconsciously deep into me.
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It even has a college scholarship to help students go balls deep into higher education, if they so desire.
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I think I just get too deep into the work to break from core creative ideas and do that.
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Grunch Road is an old dirt road that leads deep into the woods, and eventually to a dead end.
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The fallout from the collisions creates a constant bombardment of harmless particles that can penetrate deep into the planet.
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She slipped out of the stall, after Valentine, and thrust the rag pad down deep into the trash bin.
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Penn State's first three trips deep into opposing territory culminated in field goal attempts, only two of which succeeded.
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Any "phase-four" package would likely deep into health- and tax-related areas where there are significant ideological differences.
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So it's not really useful to dig deep into Tesla's results, or compare its cars' performance to other brands.
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The stuffing is packed into pockets cut deep into the meat with techniques that vary from cook to cook.
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And even here, 10 episodes deep into the show's 10-episode run, those filmmakers are gilding the cruelty lily.
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That resolution feels further away than usual this week, as if the endgame were still deep into the future.
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Volleys that landed deep into the court rushed opponents, forcing them to hit difficult passing shots from compromised positions.
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Even Bonnie has tempted the drowning fate, walking deep into the ocean as if toying with a death wish.
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But that's why, in my case, I got so deep into the politics of some of these things. Right.
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No matter what subject they focus on, they dive deep into every corner as well as ponder every possibility.
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Viewers of John Oliver's "Last Week Tonight" on Sundays know that he often gets deep into the policy weeds.
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A pretty woman is kidnapped off the street in Paris, moved deep into the French countryside, held for months.
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Vehicles in cities contribute a major portion of small-particle pollution, the kind that penetrates deep into the lungs.
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Smoke from the grill has burrowed deep into the flesh, which diners peel off the bone in creamy strips.
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Then, in the second inning, Springer belted a 25-21 fastball from Darvish deep into the left-field pavilion.
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They are not about the visual, they are about digging deep into the body and into the earth, maybe.
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Mr. Hugin has dug deep into his pocket to hammer Mr. Menendez, spending over $10 million on negative ads.
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Kaspersky's researchers noted that attackers had managed to burrow deep into the company's computers and evade detection for months.
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Another picturesque Italian town is selling homes for €1 ($1) to attract buyers willing to dive deep into renovations.
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Many iguanas in South Florida have adapted to going deep into burrows where they stay insulated from the cold.
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It said it will seek additional compensation from Boeing as the problem is expected to stretch deep into 2540.
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Although we're deep into flu season, the CDC says it's still not too late to get a flu shot.
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But that's something Colorado doesn't want to begin toconsider given how deep into this Cinderella story it already is.
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It's a cute little vibrating facial cleansing brush that gets deep into the pores but yet is still gentle.
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At the time, Moon Studios was deep into developmenton on a sequel, Ori and the Will of the Wisps.
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Sanchez blasted a 2-1 changeup deep into the left-field seats, an estimated 493 feet from home plate.
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Heads may not wind up on literal pikes, but the president is already neck-deep into his reprisal tour.
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The questions delved deep into issues that Democrats care about; health care, child care, college tuition and foreign policy.
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Boring deep into the ground risks triggering an earthquake if a large chunk of rock slips out of place.
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The United States, with its bunker-buster bombs that could penetrate deep into underground facilities, could wait to strike.
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Exploiting clubby networks of power stretching deep into the White House, Mr. Rockefeller mobilized a phalanx of elder statesmen.
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It appears that Buttigieg has dug deep into Twitter's broken brain and carved out the content it loves most.
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If the Senate hears witnesses, the process becomes far more convoluted, and the trial could go deep into February.
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To do so, he has dug deep into the Opéra Comique's tradition of innovation to find a way forward.
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" This deep into the series, Castillo said, she has become "obsessed with learning everything I could about the culture.
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Clients should also look deep into their family histories and anticipate what kinds of health problems they may encounter.
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The landscape was so rugged and remote that it managed to repel white civilization deep into the 19th century.
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The health insurance industry executives I talk to are deep into initiatives to develop lasting, trusted relationships with consumers.
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The administration is less than three weeks old, but we are already deep into the selling of the presidency.
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Though, considering Trump's comments and scandals, the media-savvy Brady has wisely avoided diving too deep into Trump advocacy.
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Season 4 of the sci-fi thriller launched on Amazon Prime last week, and I'm already deep into it.
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Jeep will let you go nuts with options, so prices deep into the $253,2045-range are easy to encounter.
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Home-schooling allowed my daughter to go deep into topics like forensic anthropology by learning from an expert online.
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Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has reached deep into his pockets to finance his rocket company, Blue Origin.
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It was just from the way he got so deep into the materials and ideas he was working on.
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Scott Cacciola, my colleague from Sports who is covering curling at the Games, dug deep into Canada's curling debacle.
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We need to look deep into the abyss and jump head first into the darkest substance ever known, Vantablack.
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Spouts were dug deep into the fountain's mouth, such that they were invisible to observers standing behind the glass.
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But if Democrats are going to make 2018 gains, they're going to have to venture deep into Republican territory.
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And he goes deep into the cocaine economy to discover why the issues surrounding the drug are so complex.
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Stephen Hawking and Russian billionaire Yuri Milner are launching a $100 million initiative to send robots deep into space.
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The V6 vacuum penetrates deep into carpets for thorough cleaning, capturing fine dust particles and large debris along the way.
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Iraqi forces advanced deep into the Old City in Mosul, and may soon liberate the whole city from Islamic State.
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Her parents have gone deep into debt exploring one treatment after another for their daughter, and their marriage is threatened.
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Or, you know, whatever it's called when you're weeks-deep into a hyper-fast-track relationship with a gangly comedian.
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Hary and his sons cast lines deep into the ocean while Lydia walks the reef flats in search for octopus.
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Longoria, Smyly drive Rays past Blue Jays TORONTO — Deep into a frustrating season, Drew Smyly finally has a winning streak.
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The group was handpicked by curator Anne Wilkes Tucker, who received special access to dive deep into the Library's holdings.
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We're told three agencies are deep into the investigation -- the FBI, the DEA and the Carver County District Attorney's Office.
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These broad-spectrum products are designed to prevent UV radiation from penetrating deep into skin and damaging DNA and collagen.
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I could hear the tearing of the muscle as her teeth buried deep into my right arm with each bite.
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But it's not all about looking pretty, we dive deep into how and why each kind of shot is used.
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Tucked deep into richly visualized woods, Derek commits to shielding Beth from the kind of danger that characterized their past.
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Should oil prices tick up again, the lengthy flights they operate to Asia and deep into America will become pricey.
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In addition to Mudbound, the singer released an album called Strength of a Woman that dives deep into her divorce.
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We dive deep into the mechanics of the game before getting into early game spoilers at the 36 minute mark.
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Kuciak was deep into reporting on a project that linked key political figures with Europe's most notorious organized crime groups.
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By then, his five siblings were deep into leather-shoe careers in the Philippines or getting settled in the States.
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Those should keep you reading deep into the night while you wait for your Halloween sugar rush to wear off.
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A B2 rating is deep into junk status and means there's a very significant chance you'll end up in default.
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This planetary period urges us to dig deep into our relationship with power and, first and foremost, sit with it.
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Great Big Story dives deep into what may be one of the most unlikeliest — and charming — obsessions you'll ever see.
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The grim U.S. session rippled through to Asia with stock markets from Japan to Australia sinking deep into the red.
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Caleb Joseph drew a two-out walk, and Mancini crushed LeBlanc's first pitch deep into the seats in left field.
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Obviously, the target audience veers deep into specialist markets that require stereoscopic 360 video (the Omni "only" does monoscopic video).
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Then, I use oxygen power to insert those vitamins and nutrients deep into the skin so that they really penetrate.
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The team dug deep into some more of the reasoning behind getting rid of the jack in the first place.
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The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings deep into Wednesday, a day when millions of people were at some risk.
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" While she didn't get too deep into her family's history, Woodley did give some examples of "the s— that happened.
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Weezy gets deep into some of the more difficult moments of his life, including stories that Jacinda never knew about.
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Part of what's kept me from digging as deep into Weezer's recent material is how intensely produced it all feels.
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When you pet her, she looks deep into your eyes and you can just feel the love, the shelter reports.
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Rizzo made it 3-0 in the third with a one-out home run deep into the right-field bleachers.
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Trouble is, so far the most successful of these enterprises have relied on implanting electrodes deep into the human brain.
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We confess that we arrived in the hall at St. Anselm College deep into the conversation opener with Amy Klobuchar.
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His blood had settled, and seeped deep into the recesses of his beloved leather recliner and through the floor below.
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In 2005, she left Baker McKenzie to jump deep into the world of politics as French minister for foreign trade.
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Called TESS, it's the first NASA spacecraft that SpaceX will launch that is designed to peer deep into the cosmos.
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And a formal reelection launch is not expected to happen imminently after this fall's elections, but rather deep into 2017.
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From pre-production up to editing, you'll dive deep into every stage of production and learn secrets along the way.
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And as franchises get deep into their planned stories, the staleness of a familiar story can dampen the audience's excitement.
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But a few men and women are dedicated to brining the secrets of the deep into the light of day.
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You don't even need to be an expert drone pilot in order to pilot the drone deep into this glacier.
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When you're already deep into an Instagram blogger's profile, it's only natural to want to buy into whatever they're selling.
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The moon in Leo connects with Jupiter and clashes with Venus, inspiring you to dive deep into your emotions, Capricorn.
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The minds behind these major DC titles get deep into the DC universe and what's coming up for beloved characters.
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Start with this story, which dives deep into a Seattle accelerator that's working hard to encourage entrepreneurship in the city.
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It went in pretty deep, the tumor had invaded into my nerves and had gone in deep into my septum.
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Wenger is sewn deep into the very DNA of the club I support, and I couldn't be happier about it.
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