I think as you went on, and as it deepened, it deepened through new measures like affirmative action and busing.
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These particular losses have deepened the income inequality that has helped make America seem like two countries and deepened the discontent that got Trump elected.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar's consumer price deflation deepened in September as a downturn in the real estate market deepened because of economic sanctions imposed by other Arab states, official data showed on Saturday.
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The I.T. revolution has deepened income and wealth inequality, yes.
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Instead, the fractures deepened and Pierce's hopes at unity crumbled.
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Her venture has deepened her understanding of the Jashanmal Group.
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Our interest in Mexico had deepened with the piece COYOTE.
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But as Russia's engagement has deepened, the challenges have mounted.
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Two years on, her hurt has deepened into envious resentment.
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Recently, IAC has deepened its investments in the transportation space.
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It deepened its characters and relationships with meticulous, generous warmth.
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The calls for her resignation further deepened Britain's Brexit crisis.
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My friendships — even my friendships with men — have deepened profoundly.
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Mr Trump has deepened the divide on the business wing.
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Cooperation with our allies and security partners should be deepened.
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Trump may also have deepened his legal exposure regarding Cohen.
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In one of Mexico's poorest regions, they have deepened inequality.
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Divisions in her cabinet have deepened the sense of disorientation.
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Scenes rewritten, moved and jettisoned, parts recast, rethought and deepened.
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But the mystery surrounding his rise and fall only deepened.
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Instead, this weekend's elections only deepened the country's political fractures.
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Having group sex deepened my relationship with my husband massively.
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But he has incrementally deepened U.S. involvement in both countries.
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A couple of incidents the next day deepened this mood.
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But he worked through the pain and deepened his faith.
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But tensions deepened after Mr. Biden considered running against Mrs.
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For other fans, the Chargers' success has deepened their resentment.
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The confusion has deepened with shifting and contradictory official statements.
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That a Canadian diplomat was also affected deepened the mystery.
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Jami Attenberg recalls how a friendship deepened in Sicily (below).
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The relationship has deepened even as Ms. Babitz has faded.
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The peso's nosedive deepened after minutes from the Fed's Dec.
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But with "Mezzanine," Massive Attack's music radically deepened and expanded.
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The Muslim Brotherhood's growing power deepened divisions within the union.
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That may include positive memories, transformational learning, or deepened relationships.
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But the Cologne attacks have deepened scepticism among the population.
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I can't wait to see how the production has deepened.
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But he has deepened the nation's commitment since taking office.
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Polarization has deepened since Jakarta's gubernatorial election two years ago.
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In fact, we've only deepened our commitment in the decade since.
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The unrest has also deepened tensions between Ethiopia's main ethnic groups.
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This opening chapter deepened my understanding of his and your work.
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Atrocities by IS have deepened divisions between Turkey's secularists and Islamists.
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And as shortages have deepened, so have people's need for jest.
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Meanwhile, in Monte Sacro, the feeling of hopelessness has only deepened.
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And you'll monetize, you know, that—call it broadened, deepened relationship.
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" Or "The glow deepened in the eyes of the sweet girl.
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A slump in global commodity prices in 2015 deepened its woes.
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The connection between people and plant might be deepened, not displaced.
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His jaw clenched and his breath deepened as his heartbeat increased.
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Deepened relationships can develop even with just a 10-minute conversation.
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This deepened the cuts during the first half of the week.
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The hostility that Republicans on the Hill feel towards Trump deepened.
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The number of Syrian refugees then skyrocketed and the war deepened.
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Two months passed, and my sadness over the loss only deepened.
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Yet Boyce's depression deepened as the bad health news piled up.
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Her depression deepened, and Rachel barely saw the point of living.
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A slump by bourse heavy-hitter Naspers deepened the market's dip.
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They expanded trade, deepened alliances and underwrote billions in foreign aid.
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But the depression deepened and it eventually caught up with her.
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While not conclusive, the finding deepened suspicion that the pilot, Capt.
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Mitchell settled in France, where her work deepened with the years.
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As his work on JEDI deepened, so did his job negotiations.
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AM: It had to have deepened you as an actor, too.
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Four years later, Woods's regard for the game has only deepened.
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As the flow on the Atchafalaya increased, it widened and deepened.
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We learned to trust one another, and our friendships were deepened.
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"It's deepened my faith," he says of the exorcisms he's witnessed.
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The controversy over Trump's calls to military families deepened when Rep.
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Computer forensics had deepened the analysis of Internet and phone records.
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Mr. Trump's alarming performance at Sunday night's debate deepened these concerns.
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Those agencies' involvement in overseas decision-making only deepened after Sept.
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There is a deepened understanding of your relationships this week, Cancer.
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Instead, Mr. Puigdemont's speech only deepened the confusion, perhaps deliberately so.
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Slowly and incrementally, political acrimony deepened in the decades that followed.
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More ditches might be dug or old ones widened or deepened.
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Instead, Obama progressively deepened and expanded U.S. military engagement in Syria.
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Today, Jami Attenberg recalls how a friendship deepened in Palermo, Italy.
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The sell-off in stock futures deepened as interest rates rose.
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We have carried out major legal reforms and deepened international cooperation.
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The company's net losses deepened as membership climbed, the filing shows.
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Russia denies involvement in the affair, which has deepened its international isolation.
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Reflect on how your relationships may have changed or deepened over time.
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On Wednesday, the company deepened its reach into gaming with several announcements.
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But in doing so he has deepened yet another of India's divides.
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Yet the presidency of Donald Trump has deepened America's crisis of violence.
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Democrats' doubts about Barr deepened when he was confirmed to his post.
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The Trump menace is deepened by the fact that Trumpism is lucrative.
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My cup actually deepened my relationship with my flow and my body.
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Her depression deepened when Chipotle fired her after the video went viral.
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So rather than end his interference in Lebanon, he gradually deepened it.
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Nevertheless, her being a no-show has deepened the wound with Brody.
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A noxious circle of fear, low private investment, recession and inflation deepened.
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As he has held poetry to its essence, he has deepened it.
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After they were sent down to villages from late 1967, disillusionment deepened.
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So quickly had the talks deepened that by the week of Oct.
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Economic ties have deepened amid huge demand for infrastructure projects in India.
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The disaster deepened the already strained relations between Russia and the West.
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And support for it has deepened in the East in recent years.
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He looked at Alejandro, and the man's smile deepened, becoming more complex.
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Mass incarceration has deepened tensions over racial inequities, law enforcement and justice.
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Since the Greek financial crisis, Beijing and Athens have deepened their links.
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As the financial crisis deepened, Obama made his insurgent run for President.
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Clashes over other issues have deepened the rift between Facebook and conservatives.
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With his newly deepened focus, he read Pride and Prejudice on vacation.
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As our relationship deepened, my queerness became camouflaged to the outside world.
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Every fund-raising stop represents a deepened connection or future bargaining chit.
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And since Fauci made that statement, the coronavirus crisis has only deepened.
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Ever since then, UConn has only deepened its commitment to the environment.
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The basic components have not changed over the years, everything has deepened.
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Paper-lantern-glow sets and lighting by Burke Brown deepened the mystery.
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US stocks plummeted on the tweet, a selloff that deepened on Friday.
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As the Depression deepened, the family moved to a ranch in Wyoming.
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Go deeper ... Expert Voices: Years of muddled U.S. strategy deepened Syria crisis
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"YUMMMMY" As time went on, the story of the mystery man deepened.
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Brain trauma was evident, but the mystery over the cause only deepened.
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The failure to fulfill repeated promises of change steadily deepened public despair.
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Obviously, the new 27th and 11th Circuit rulings have deepened the split.
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The company&aposs net losses deepened as membership climbed, the filing said.
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They sat drinking tea and saying very little until the twilight deepened.
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"The problem of insecurity has deepened," Mr. Cissé said in an interview.
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The company&aposs net losses deepened as membership climbed, the filing shows.
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Energy stocks weighed on the U.S. market as oil price declines deepened.
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The confirmation process became a political brawl that deepened the country's divisions.
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She felt listened to in the planning process, and deepened her involvement.
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But his faith has been deepened by his immersion in other religious traditions.
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These figures deepened concerns of a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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Mexico's peso currency deepened losses against the dollar after publication of the data.
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The frenetic first month of Trump's presidency has only deepened European leaders' concerns.
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Now the sky to the west deepened to indigo, a color never seen.
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By feeding butterflies pee, Dr. Bodri may have only deepened the yellowy mystery.
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But he floundered badly on the economy as poverty deepened and corruption flourished.
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This, former employees say, has hamstrung FF's efforts and deepened its financial woes.
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Her anxiety deepened whenever she encountered new technology, which was almost every day.
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Several leaks of tampered files and previously missing documents have deepened the scandals.
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But, in Comey's telling, it simply deepened his commitment to doing the job.
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If anything, the two states' influence appears to have deepened in this century.
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An and Jeong both stepped down late last month as the crisis deepened.
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She wanted deepened relationships, and emotional stories that would carry over multiple episodes.
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Given the results of the most recent report, Morial's concerns have only deepened.
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POWER CUTS in Caracas have endangered lives and deepened the misery of Venezuelans.
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The long-term collective storytelling arc deepened for me, every time I attended.
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Russia denies any involvement in the affair, which has deepened its international isolation.
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The ACA has expanded and deepened coverage and lowered out-of-pocket costs.
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His timbre has deepened—on the recitative "Dutchman," he's a relaxed near-bass.
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As the U.S. financial crisis deepened, Citigroup had to take two government bailouts.
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Their connection deepened quickly, and they planned to move into their own apartment.
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The episode deepened a political crisis that has paralyzed Iraq's government for weeks.
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Their relationship deepened after Mr. Robey, 55, left Morgan Stanley in January 2013.
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LONDON — The mystery behind who created the online currency Bitcoin deepened on Thursday.
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Over the years, the courts deepened and broadened their interpretation of sex discrimination.
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We gave verified accounts visual prominence on the service which deepened this perception.
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Ours happened to be a fictional truth, but it deepened the place nonetheless.
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Such outpourings only deepened suspicion of dual loyalty among the rest of Germany.
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My interest in this exploitation of Jesus deepened after I met Costi Hinn.
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As the Depression deepened, they lived, for a while, on nothing but apples.
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He'd already started treatment for depression; the loss of the book deepened it.
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The losses had intensified through the day as the rout deepened in China.
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Reaction to last summer's disorders has quickened the movement and deepened the division.
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But it also deepened his guilt over the time he felt he'd wasted.
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And his confused tweets about NAFTA, immigration, and DACA deepened trade concerns further.
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But as the turmoil there deepened, so, too, did their roots in Willmar.
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Those moves have deepened expectations that the dispute will not be resolved quickly.
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The disclosure unnerved Mr. Trump and deepened his suspicions of the intelligence community.
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The democratization of running has deepened the pool of talent considered for sponsorships.
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Some, like Mr. Rams, have shifted their beliefs; others have deepened their loyalties.
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The gaming ended, but the conversation, and the friendship, continued — and even deepened.
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The fact that a Canadian diplomat was also affected has deepened the mystery.
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But the divide between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders and their supporters deepened.
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But this short-term solution to the drug war deepened long-term problems.
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Lam's apparent suggestion that she could invoke emergency powers has deepened that concern.
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A slowdown in manufacturing activity has worsened as the trade war has deepened.
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Last fall, Boone followed the Dodgers throughout the playoffs and their relationship deepened.
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Their actions are only encouraging a deepened interethnic divide affecting vulnerable civilian populations.
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Politically, Chernock said, the bond deepened in the post-World War II era.
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Their estrangement deepened after he embraced Scientology, which regards homosexuality as a sickness.
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"On strategic relations, ties have actually deepened and convergences have accelerated," said Jaishankar.
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But as the opioid crisis deepened, the prices of Lannett's drugs rose sharply.
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Dozens of other dancers this spring renewed or deepened my affection for Robbins.
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Castillo sought to thank her and, corresponding across the miles, their friendship deepened.
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Director Ben Rock said the documentary deepened his already negative feelings toward Jackson.
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Meanwhile divisions between the two parties in the ruling Kurdish coalition have deepened.
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The connection made in the streets of Hebron deepened this month as Reps.
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Frears, whose slyness has deepened with the years, is not averse to teasing.
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PA) said on Tuesday it had deepened its commercial ties with Vivendi's (VIV.
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These were the simple timelines that shaped the day and deepened her presence.
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Both countries cite security concerns for the measures, which have deepened economic hardship.
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Clinton and President Obama pointed to as proof of success only deepened Libya's divisions.
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But the exemption was lifted as the financial crisis in the European country deepened.
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The pullback in OPEC production was deepened by supply disruptions in Libya and Iran.
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Meanwhile, Bill Ackman's losses from the incidents over the past two days have deepened.
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I think it's definitely deepened my perspective of the issues we deal with today.
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Two comments deepened the perception that the Republican campaign was aimed at Gillum's race.
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For Taft and TR, it was just one more thing that deepened their divide.
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Since then the tempo of events has quickened and the risk of disintegration deepened.
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Their anger has deepened since 2014, when global oil prices slumped, causing regional hardship.
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The starkly conflicting accounts of the struggle deepened the questions surrounding Mr. McMillon's death.
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Tensions deepened in July, when Turkey received its first shipment of the Russian equipment.
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But in at least one sector, finance, the policy has deepened the equities rout.
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When I walked out onto the street, the yellow of the sky had deepened.
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It deepened and enriched what I felt like I was doing in medicine already.
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As Greece's economic troubles deepened, so too did anti-immigrant sentiment in many corners.
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The prosecutor has deepened suspicions about the president's conduct while leaving room for doubt.
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Recently Mr López Obrador has deepened the sense of unease in the private sector.
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The disturbance in my marriage had ultimately deepened our commitment to our joined lives.
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As the education on climate has deepened, so has the politicization of climate causes.
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"The layoffs have continued and deepened since January," CGT spokesman Julio Piumato told Reuters.
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The austerity that was a condition of repeated international financial bailouts deepened the depression.
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Muna looks at the faces of her loved ones, every line deepened by war.
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The appointment of his son-in-law as finance minister has deepened the concern.
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That was also the night where Lauren B. and I really deepened our relationship.
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The ISIS incursion in 2014 deepened the trauma already inflicted on a weary population.
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Earlier figures from Germany, Europe's largest economy, showed a recession among its manufacturers deepened.
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Collins sent in the left-handed reliever Sean Gilmartin, and the Mets' hole deepened.
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The row deepened after Turkish authorities arrested two U.S. consular staff, both Turkish nationals.
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A woodland soundtrack (gurgling water, chirping crickets) and flickering tiki torches deepened the fantasy.
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As night deepened, a large chair in the corner began to creep me out.
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"The suspicion of perceived enemies and desire for absolute control only deepened," Ignatius observes.
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"Sunni-Shia competition has deepened as a result of Saudi-Iranian competition," said Itani.
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But the afternoon deepened and shadows swallowed up the sunny side of First Place.
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Microsoft also deepened its partnership with Technology Access Foundation, founded by Trish Millines Dziko.
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A fatal police shooting over the summer deepened resentment between law enforcement and residents.
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However, deepened protectionism or weaker global demand could be a downside risk for exports.
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The English deepened these wells, but they became easily tainted as the city grew.
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Despite, or perhaps because of, all this, users' allegiance to the site has deepened.
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When they sank, as many did, the horrifying episodes deepened Europeans' sense of chaos.
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Discontent has deepened across Venezuela's socioeconomic classes as hyperinflation has rendered wages virtually worthless.
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Trading activity in Spanish government debt has rocketed this week as the crisis deepened.
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Their battle for control has deepened voters' sense that democracy itself is at stake.
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There was no surefire way to know, and that only deepened the president's frustrations.
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My relationship to the Constitution has deepened and become a very present, personal thing.
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In his time, those divisions deepened, reaching a nadir in the invasion of Iraq.
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May's proposals deepened internal divisions but failed to ignite a full-blown leadership crisis.
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BERLIN/CHICAGO/SYDNEY (Reuters) - The crisis for airlines deepened on Thursday as Lufthansa (LHAG.
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BERLIN/CHICAGO/SYDNEY (Reuters) - The crisis for airlines deepened on Thursday as Lufthansa (LHAG.
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As a young adult, Neumann unlocked new clues but they only deepened the mystery.
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Potential indictments in three corruption cases have only deepened questions about his political survival.
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They do not want to torpedo an affection that has deepened over the years.
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All three averages deepened into correction, down more than 10% from their recent highs.
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Europe's dismay could only have deepened when Congress seemed to cheer Mr. Trump on.
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In 1996, Allis and his research group deepened this theory with a seminal discovery.
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Indeed today, the sense is that the current crisis was deepened by excessive deregulation.
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The lawsuit cites statistics to show that without legal action, segregation has only deepened.
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What deepened the disagreement: The two lawmakers are butting heads after Paul and Sen.
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The firing instead deepened divisions in the party and caused a backlash among voters.
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The soft landing for Mr. Neumann deepened anger among employees as the layoffs loomed.
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Since 9/11, the U.S. has significantly deepened homeland security cooperation with both neighbors.
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Rising trade tensions between China and the United States have only deepened that connection.
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Religious divisions deepened in Ukraine after 2014 and two Orthodox factions vie for dominance.
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The IPO filing shows that the company&aposs net losses deepened as membership climbed.
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As the Cold War chill between the superpowers deepened, the Soviets ignored Carter's ultimatum.
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The U.S. government denies, but all this has deepened the divide between America and Israel.
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Potential ramifications The potential ramifications of the Flynn saga deepened as Monday night wore on.
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And my work on this show has absolutely deepened my understanding of where we are.
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According to Timberlake, parenthood has deepened his connection with his wife and influenced his songwriting.
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He'd always been a Christian, but this deepened his understanding of what he knew before.
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Wall Street stocks turned lower and the dollar's losses deepened against a basket of currencies.
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The move reportedly deepened the family divide, but the two families later patched things up.
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Their anger has deepened since 2014, when global oil prices slumped, causing local economic hardship.
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A slump in equities, which oil futures often follow, deepened the fall in oil prices.
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His confusion deepened when he fell over unconscious while trying to take off his shoes.
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Mr. President and I have deepened our mutual understanding and established a good working relationship.
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But those moves coincided with a commodity slump that deepened stress for already struggling economies.
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The crack deepened one hot and muggy Florida Saturday when he just plain forgot me.
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If anything, the 2016 presidential campaign only deepened popular misunderstanding of international trade and finance.
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But their actions deepened Iraq's worst political crisis since the fall of Saddam in 2003.
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Starting with Cage (who deepened his understanding of Buddhism), his friends were also his collaborators.
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OxyContin has undoubtedly deepened the problem of addiction, and contributed to the current heroin plague.
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Sunni grudges against the government had deepened with every summary execution, and every mass arrest.
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But sentencing a Canadian to death has only raised collective suspicion and deepened its isolation.
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Foreign interventions have made those shifting front lines even bloodier and have deepened the stalemate.
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A decision by British voters to leave the European Union has only deepened the introspection.
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However, it has only deepened the generational divide on climate change within GOP voter ranks.
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We still only had one story, but a live-blog and photos deepened the package.
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Their new church was overwhelmingly white, but Hawkins felt comfortable there, and her faith deepened.
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As the Watergate crisis deepened, Father McLaughlin became one of the president's most visible supporters.
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S. markets deepened their losses Monday as Britain's political crisis around Brexit clouded investors' outlook.
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Mr. Ratmansky, a Shostakovich specialist, has since deepened his view of the composer's inner world.
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Her aides An and Jeong both stepped down late last month as the crisis deepened.
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Anxiety has made me ask for help, made me vulnerable, and thereby deepened my friendships.
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But his adoring fans haven't gone away, their desire has seemed to have only deepened.
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A song like "Never Surrender Forever" is only deepened by State of the Thunder Zone.
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According to Gesualdi, the lack of reforms in the country has deepened the economic problems.
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SXEP sank 2.9 percent to April lows as the crude rout deepened in afternoon trade.
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But it only deepened questions about the long-term direction of Mr. Trump's Iran policy.
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If anything, he deepened the mistrust many inside America's spies agencies have of their president.
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With time, our intellectual connection was deepened by that physical intimacy, and we grew close.
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They say Mr. Trump has deepened the possibility of a nuclear crisis, not reduced tensions.
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They had two children together over 16 years of marriage, and the lies gradually deepened.
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Instead, Mr. Trump's cozy attitude toward Mr. Putin backfired at home and the confrontation deepened.
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The cow parsley was thick along the footpaths and the shade deepened under the trees.
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Traveling regularly between the booming, energetic coasts and struggling mill towns had deepened his commitments.
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Searching, playful, and giving, it asserts that Agüero's work has expanded and deepened with age.
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It believes the price discounts have been artificially deepened by attention given to cord-cutting.
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Its discovery has only deepened the distrust between women's right demonstrators and the country's authorities.
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Doubt about Mr. Trump's diplomatic tactics further deepened after the collapse of the Hanoi summit.
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And yet, in some ways the practice has deepened her experience of places, she said.
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The exercise also deepened language learners' grasp of how to use their newly acquired words.
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Dow futures were off by more than 400 points on Monday as coronavirus fears deepened.
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This feeling was deepened when Graham opened up on Miller to reporters on Capitol Hill.
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According to the Vierra family, he seemed charming and kind and their bond deepened quickly.
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During his decade in power, internal divisions and diplomatic stalemate with the Palestinians have deepened.
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He had long identified with the Palestinian cause, which deepened later when Iraq was destroyed.
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As Carmen wore down Don José's defenses, however, her voice deepened and grew in power.
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Unrest deepened, and Mr. Maduro's survival grew more contingent on handouts he could not afford.
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I expect people's understanding will be further deepened by the release of the discussion points.
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Instead, as his thinking grew more radical, his engagement with Jewish politics and history deepened.
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Appointed last November as that disaster deepened, Scott decided to cut losses and quit Britain.
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In the quarter Salesforce announced a strategic partnership with Google and deepened its IBM partnership.
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The two women's friendship deepened, laced with long conversations about food, reality TV and politics.
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Increased state spending this year has deepened concern about the size of China's fiscal deficit.
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Thirty years of war had hardened Eritrea, and the border war only deepened the scars.
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Their friendship deepened over online chats about current events and their own lives and dreams.
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The injury to my neck slowly dissipated, the cuts on my legs slowly healed and faded from view, but my sense of bewilderment, my inability to articulate even the most simple of thoughts deepened and deepened until I was constantly on the verge of hysteria.
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Renesas Electronics, which has deepened a push into semiconductors for self-driving cars, jumped 10 percent.
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The lake's navigational channels were deepened and widened and its maximum operating level raised 18 inches.
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But the dispute has deepened has since then, fueling talk that another rate cut is needed.
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It's an ignorance only deepened by shifting boundaries and changing names due to decades of colonization.
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Jeff Bezos' $880 billion retailing behemoth deepened its hold on consumers again in the third quarter.
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Renesas Electronics, which has deepened a push into semiconductors for self-driving cars, jumped 11 percent.
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At the same time, the speech itself really only deepened the questions around Trump and Russia.
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Over the past decade, resentment has deepened toward China's perceived growing encroachment on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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And, as a new report from UNCTAD, a multilateral body, underlines, that rut deepened last year.
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For his young fans, the unchanging nature of his pitch has deepened their connection to him.
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The crisis deepened last month when Ivanov drew protests by pardoning 56 officials over the scandal.
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But it deepened the sense that China poses a grievous threat to South Korea's economic model.
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The constant dread of the past year had only deepened the bluff tenderness of their interactions.
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Instead, they wasted taxpayer dollars, tore apart families and deepened the racial disparities of our prisons.
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On bilateral relations, Turnbull said his meeting with Trump had "deepened" the relationship between the allies.
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But investigators didn't get anywhere with that lead, and subsequently, the mystery of her identity deepened.
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In Bosnia itself, divisions among its Christian Orthodox Serbs, Catholic Croats and Muslim Bosniaks have deepened.
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The money laundering crisis deepened when Swedish lender Swedbank was linked to the scandal in February.
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Deepened by Democratic antipathy toward Cruz, all that created a spectacular small-donor fund-raising machine.
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On Ms Nabiullina's watch Russia's domestic investment market, another source of stable funding, has also deepened.
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Just one in four funds gained ground in October -- and market volatility only deepened in November.
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But, as our understanding of the natural world has deepened, the potential of biomimicry has expanded.
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The selling deepened dramatically on Tuesday, when crude plunged 7%, its worst day in three years.
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But instead, the gap between available affordable housing and persons who need it has only deepened.
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His appreciation deepened during his early adult years spent at glassmaking factories in Denmark and Sweden.
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Relations have deepened in recent years, with the two countries signing a defence agreement in February.
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But if distance has slowed the pace of their romance, mobile technology has deepened their bond.
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Worse, it has seriously deepened after the president's precipitous decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria.
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The tensions deepened as Woodward's "Fear: Trump in the White House" officially hit bookshelves on Tuesday.
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In the process, he has deepened the UK's political crisis by substantially undermining the Conservative Party.
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All together, that deepened the agitation for Democrats to take action despite leadership's resistance to impeachment.
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Relations have deepened in recent years, with the two countries signing a defence agreement in February.
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Berlin has also deepened its bilateral military ties with the Netherlands and Norway with recent agreements.
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The lake's navigational channels were deepened and widened and its maximum operating level raised 26.4 inches.
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Since 1988, the trade deficit has deepened to achieve world record levels of size and persistence.
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Job loss and high costs of living are just two factors that have deepened the crisis.
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Mr. Rose turned in a splendid comic performance that deepened, near the end, into real dignity.
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As the crisis in Venezuela deepened, the path to a transition seemed more obscure than ever.
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His two appointees, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, have deepened the conservative hold on the court.
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But the mystery about where it is hidden, or if it even exists, has recently deepened.
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Iran has deepened its ties with militias in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen, undercutting their governments.
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But the numbers on retail sales and industrial output suggested that the slowdown deepened in November.
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While Title IX was not particularly controversial when enacted, arguments over it deepened through the years.
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The outcome of the vote was expected, but it nonetheless deepened the crisis facing Mrs. May.
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Thailand's main stock market plunged 10% in early trade as a global financial market rout deepened.
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Thailand's main stock market plunged 10% in early trade as a global financial market rout deepened.
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The tender age of the boy identified as the suspect only deepened that sense of loss.
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But as the conflict deepened, it became obvious that chemical weapons could play a critical role.
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While severe budget cuts and tax increases restored market confidence, they deepened economic recessions and unemployment.
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They asked questions, offered diverse perspectives, disagreed respectfully and deepened the ideas posed by other students.
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He became the assistant coach of the Anteaters in 2009 as his relationship with Bryant deepened.
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The mystery deepened recently when Canada said that some of its employees had also become ill.
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Wittgenstein "—he deepened his voice—"famously wrote, 'If a lion could talk, we couldn't understand him.
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For more than a decade before joining Trump's election effort in 20133, Manafort's Kremlin ties deepened.
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He has said China's manipulation of its currency deepened a trade deficit with the United States.
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Relations have deepened in recent years, with the two countries signing a defense agreement in February.
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Even so, its shares have fallen about 2004 percent as the company's financial losses have deepened.
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Yet instead of uniting India in horror, the incident has deepened religious, political and ethical divides.
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ALUMINIUM SPREADS: Cash aluminium deepened its discount to the three-month contract, pointing to plentiful supply.
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What's most remarkable here is how that flap-ball-change returns in "Africa," transformed, deepened, rooted.
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Even as the Ukraine crisis deepened, Exxon continued pressing for deeper involvement in Russia's oil industry.
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Earlier in the day, a survey showed manufacturing recession had deepened in Germany, Europe's biggest economy.
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But in the last few years, her perspective on the value of these traditions has deepened.
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And I think it makes sense that June's faith has deepened in the wake of Gilead.
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In 2016, the companies deepened their relationship, forging an exclusive, five-year agreement to deliver perishables.
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Their becoming a couple didn't give way to petty hijinks; instead, it deepened both their characters.
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My skepticism has only deepened as I so often watched my skimpy budget lead to serendipitous adventure.
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The sell-off pushed inflation to its highest in 15 years and has deepened concern about banks.
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Doubts about the industry's commitment to social justice were deepened by ham-fisted attempts at power moves.
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And as the parties have become more ideological it has deepened the sense of alienation for many.
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The powerful UGTT union said the increase deepened Tunisia's economic crisis and further worsened its purchasing power.
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There's a richness to Dear White People that only deepened in its transition from film to television.
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His depression deepened last year when he was overwhelmed by a series of personal and professional blows.
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The expansion of the story only deepened my love for the Bengsons' distinctive warmth and storytelling flair.
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He did not directly refer to 1MDB or the financial scandal, which has deepened in recent weeks.
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Later, she got pregnant despite being on birth control, which deepened her growing distrust of modern medicine.
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The sell-off in Italian and Spanish stocks deepened, with Italy's FTSE MIB benchmark down 1.5 percent.
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Some analysts believe that bypassing Putin at the time may have deepened his paranoia about U.S. intentions.
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In women, it can cause the growth of facial hair, a deepened voice, and menstrual-cycle changes.
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Pakistan has deepened ties with China in recent years as relations with the United States have frayed.
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Energy shares fell sharply for the second day, as oil prices slid again as bearish sentiment deepened.
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Last month's outrages deepened the general mood of dismay about the mechanics and influence of social media.
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This has deepened hardship in Gaza, whose economy, international experts say, is in a state of collapse.
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And then as Snap's price fell, other algorithms programmed to contain investor losses also deepened the selloff.
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News of Whole Foods' financial investment and deepened partnership with Instacart was previously leaked back in February.
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The crisis has deepened since last year, when the country saw some brief protests over bread shortages.
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Media reports of Turkish espionage targeting members of Germany's large ethnic Turkish diaspora have deepened the rift.
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The resulting twitter battle, after Democrats skipped a meeting with Trump, has deepened tension with the president.
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Blunt comments about the Saudis by Mr. Obama in a recent interview have deepened the ill will.
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Their detention has deepened concerns about media freedom in Turkey, which aspires to join the European Union.
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His surprise offer to form an "institutional government" with M5S has deepened existential divides within both parties.
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On the other end of the spectrum, some say Sanders's bashing of Democrats has only deepened wounds.
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The broader retail industry's tailspin has only deepened with Amazon taking a big share of the blame.
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As their alliance deepened, Renault-Nissan BV was founded in 2002 as a jointly funded management organization.
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Walmart's relationship with Instacart deepened today with an expansion of their partnership across Canada for grocery delivery.
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Clinton's emails — which only deepened partisan wrangling and did little to improve her low ratings on trust.
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As the opioid crisis has deepened, the number of people failing work-related drug tests has climbed.
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Roth and Krakowsky's relationship deepened over the years as they worked to reconstruct a nearly broken business.
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With around 45 minutes left on the timer, the sauce had thickened considerably and the flavor deepened.
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Whatever the reasons, what's important is that they have significantly deepened the partnership between their two countries.
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The shadow banking crisis that began to unfold in India during mid-503 has deepened this year.
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The loyalty of Trump's base is deepened by conservative media amplifying his complaints — even of other Republicans.
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The heart attack not only deepened your commitment to health reform, the aide said; it was personal.
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As the crisis has deepened, Trump's language likening the outbreak to a war has grown more explicit.
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In his view, the biggest concern is yield curve inversion, which has generally continued and deepened recently.
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Many tourists canceled their reservations as the political malaise deepened and the national currency shed its value.
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The rift deepened this week with Johnson comparing May's plan to a "suicide vest" on Britain's constitution.
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As the trade war escalates, China's leadership appears to have deepened its commitment to international supply chains.
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Seven years later, the symbiosis between Donald J. Trump and his favorite cable network has only deepened.
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Live Caption isn't the only way Samsung and Google have deepened their partnership with the Galaxy S20.
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The latest episode has only deepened those concerns, capping what has been weeks of growing internal tensions.
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She was conflicted when their relationship deepened, forcing her to choose between her personal and professional lives.
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An involuntary drop in Venezuela's production in recent months has deepened the impact of the output cuts.
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Divisions deepened over President Trump's order barring entry to refugees and citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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As their alliance deepened, Renault-Nissan BV was founded in 2002 as a jointly funded management organisation.
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It was symbolic of how China's ties with the continent have deepened over the past two decades.
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That both moderate and hard-line approaches have now failed has only deepened the sense of crisis.
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Though Badeau loves her daughter unconditionally, the young mother's depression deepened whenever the girl complained of hunger.
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When he was attacked again a few years later, his anger, depression and sense of isolation deepened.
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But this should not change the level of cooperation, which needs to be constantly broadened and deepened.
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Residents of other tall buildings in the area said the latest news had only deepened their worries.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average's losses deepened on Wednesday, bringing its two-day decline to 22009 points.
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Their resolve deepened, they said, when the president appointed cabinet members who seemed hostile to the sciences.
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Which means it already looks like the Trump administration has deepened the crisis it promised to solve.
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Falling car sales and challenges toward greener technologies have already deepened the woes of the auto sector.
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Their misgivings only deepened when President Trump suggested that South Korea pay $1 billion for the system.
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A drop in new U.S. factory orders in November to their lowest since 213 deepened the decline.
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But when she didn't return home on that Friday, the family's unease deepened with every passing hour.
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They believed, wrongly, that if the downturn deepened and more stimulus was needed, Congress would approve it.
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And affirmative consent is deepened by this notion of "enthusiastic consent" I read about, which I love.
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And being around animators and hanging out with artists, I think it deepened my connection to art.
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But losses also deepened, to about $690 million over the same six-month time period in 2019.
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On Thursday, after news of the president's latest decision broke, the White House further deepened the confusion.
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And all of downtown's economic success has only deepened the chasm between it and the surrounding neighborhoods.
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But the US-Saudi alliance deepened even as America's direct role in the Saudi oil sector waned.
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As my paranoia deepened, I became convinced that I had died and no one was telling me.
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The sell-off deepened on Friday after Trump threatened to slap a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports.
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The sell-off deepened after the U.S. announced last week a 5% surprise tariff on all Mexican imports.
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LeEco has seen headcount reduction in various units of its business in China since its financial problems deepened.
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The selling in global risk assets on Christmas Eve deepened a nearly three-month slide in oil prices.
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Stocks that failed to find traction after their IPOs, like Lyft and Uber Technologies , have deepened their declines.
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Over five seasons, Mariana and Callie deepened and grew as characters, evolving from troubled adolescents into confident adults.
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The fuel crisis has recently deepened due to an explosion of an important pipeline, also affecting electricity supplies.
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The country's election on December 11th was supposed to resolve the crisis, but may only have deepened it.
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The tax plan deepened the stocks existing losses after it issued its quarterly report before the market opened.
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Now, you'll experience everything with a vivid color palette and deepened blacks thanks to the Pixel Contrast Booster.
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Revenue rose from the previous quarter, and the net loss deepened from $865 million in the fourth quarter.
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Revenue rose from the previous quarter, and the net loss deepened from $887 million in the fourth quarter.
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The dispute has caused an extraordinary breach between the White House and law enforcement and deepened partisan rancor.
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The quagmire has deepened of late, with the Taliban continuing to wage attacks on Afghan and allied troops.
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Tensions over the referendum and Kirkuk have deepened divisions between the two main political parties in northern Iraq.
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The Conservative Party's problems are deepened by the fact that its leadership swings wildly between these two positions.
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Alibaba has also deepened its reach in the entertainment space, announcing a partnership with Steven Spielberg's Amblin Partners.
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This has deepened the split with European allies, which have created a system to help firms sidestep them.
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It has deepened due to a widening rift with the United States, a NATO ally and trading partner.
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The sell-off has deepened concerns about the outlook for the Turkish economy while depressing local asset prices.
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Losses deepened in European afternoon trading as technical levels were hit, spurring further selling by speculators, traders said.
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Looting, lynchings and violent protests have been on the rise this year as Venezuela's economic crisis has deepened.
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The crisis has deepened further since last year, when the country saw some brief protests over bread shortages.
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The EU also urged Tehran to stop activities that deepened mistrust, including what it called Iranian assassination plots.
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Recent rains have deepened flooding in low-lying areas while boosting yields in dryer parts of the country.
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This deepened worries about the ability of the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee to tame double-digit inflation.
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So as a general rule, these companies have matured, they've deepened their offering, they've constructed more definable positions.
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However, Abe told a news conference this would not be so easy and debate had to be deepened.
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The Dow plummeted 552 points, or 2.2%, on Tuesday as fears of an earnings and economic slowdown deepened.
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Obama's premature departure created a security vacuum, promptly filled by Shiite Iran, that deepened alienation among Iraq's Sunnis.
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A supply-cutting deal started in January 2017 has been deepened by a steep output drop in Venezuela.
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Bullock's fearless negotiation of this territory deepened the sense that her onstage character was an exile, an outsider.
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In the midst of Didi's last major round of raising funds, the relationship quickly deepened, the person said.
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Partisan divisions over the federal Russia probe also deepened this week ahead of the anniversary of Mueller's appointment.
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The selloff in tech deepened with the Wall Street open, as the tech-heavy Nasdaq tumbled 2.3 percent.
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The strategy seemed to backfire then; the conflict with the governor only deepened, and endures to this day.
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Donald Trump's sustained dominance in the Republican presidential primary has exposed and deepened the fissures within the party.
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We tried we tried tariffs with Smoot-Hawley in the 1930s and they greatly deepened the Great Recession.
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" He said recent comments from Trump targeting lawmakers of color "have deepened divisions and diminished our national life.
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Noble's long-running problems began with critical reports by a short-seller and deepened as commodity prices fell.
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Anxiety over tighter liquidity has deepened as Beijing intensifies its battle against speculative trading and riskier financial practices.
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The leadership crisis in Virginia deepened earlier this week after a woman came forward to accuse Lt. Gov.
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Mr. Trump has also deepened concerns among his advisers and Republican Party leaders with a series of outbursts.
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The post-referendum crisis has only deepened the KDP-PUK rift, the crux of which is President Barzani.
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The trade war has deepened worries about the global economy, while triggering gyrations in U.S. and foreign markets.
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During his final interview with Mr. D'Antonio, as their relationship had warmed and deepened, Mr. Trump turned philosophical.
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The crisis has reverberated across global markets and deepened concerns about the outlook for Turkey's banks and manufacturers.
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As the Depression deepened, for most Americans the question became not whether one suffered, but in what way.
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My original concerns over inclusion, especially of issues that affect black and brown communities, have festered and deepened.
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The ranch consisted of 11 acres, a mobile home similar to their own and a newly deepened well.
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As her dementia deepened, Ms. Morin sometimes confused Ms. de los Angeles, her only child, for her sister.
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Markets spiked 4.6% the following week in 2008, but the rally proved short-lived as the crisis deepened.
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The deal appears to have deepened the divide between the rebels and the people they claim to represent.
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It deepened a political realignment that had already occurred at the presidential level, most dramatically among white Southerners.
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A lawsuit by The Times overturned that decision, but the mysteries surrounding Ms. Lee's estate have only deepened.
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The deadlock only deepened on Monday, as Britain's Parliament failed to reach consensus on the latest Brexit proposals.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s exposure is also deepened by the Flynn plea, along similar lines as Mr. Kushner.
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They are a humanitarian challenge, a challenge that President Trump's own cruel and counterproductive policies have only deepened.
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But in the third item on the program — "Ashtapadi," a sustained example of abhinaya — her spell immediately deepened.
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The problems deepened in August 1541, when the cash-management firm holding Lake Shore's assets filed for bankruptcy.
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As for the millions still in bondage in the South, it deepened the despair of the already desperate.
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Rather than clarifying which strategy to adopt for 2020, the patchwork of outcomes has only deepened the disagreements.
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One dreadful year produced a deepened love of — and for — my siblings, their spouses and my dear friends.
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He deepened the state's control of the oil industry and seized private businesses, factories, and large commercial farms.
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This has deepened & hardened differences between herself & the Chief; differences which threaten frightful repercussions on domestic & wider questions.
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Much is clarified and deepened by reading the available printed matter, an explanatory brochure and "Spring Rain" itself.
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Whatever suspicions Renji and her brother Rojo had about Ms. Joseph deepened after her marriage to Mr. Zacharias.
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Popular anger continued to rise, and mistrust of the "establishment" — both of government and the business sector — deepened.
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Dr. Griffiths noted that patients received extensive support, which may have deepened and secured their life-affirming transformations.
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In fact, they deepened each other, in their contrast, and maybe in their ability to reach multiple audiences.
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In the meantime, the fractures between Sanders' and Warren's camps have only deepened over the past few months.
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The Assembly remained behind — members have now been in Albany for 11 straight days — and the gloom deepened.
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Some activists have focused on food and medicine handouts as poverty has deepened and public services have collapsed.
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Troops in the area could also be deployed to Hong Kong if the crisis deepened, foreign diplomats said.
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This election laid bare the ideological divide on social media, and since the election, the rift has deepened.
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Banks have been closed for most of the period, as the country's political and economic crises have deepened.
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But a decade's worth of research has shown that deploying the army has only deepened the country's crisis.
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Less than a year later they deepened the turmoil by stripping Prime Minister Theresa May of her majority.
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The gag deepened when she addressed Renee Unterman, a Georgia Republican who blocked legislation to resolve the crisis.
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Anxiety deepened further when a truck ploughed into a crowded Christmas market in central Berlin, killing nine people.
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Even as the crisis in Ukraine deepened, Exxon continued to press for deeper involvement in Russia's oil industry.
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Devotion to the monarch is an ingrained part of Thai culture that deepened during Bhumibol's 20143-year reign.
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The divide has been deepened as a half-dozen Democratic senators consider a White House run in 2020.
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But with the big event still three days away, the pace of the messages increased, and the ire deepened.
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It deepened after former President Bill Clinton dismissed Barack Obama's success in South Carolina as comparable to the Rev.
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Bae and Fowle, devout Christians, said their time in North Korea deepened their faith and helped get them through.
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Since then, many other pastors, among them many bishops and cardinals, carried on and deepened the discussion, including recently.
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As the company took off – it now employs 3,500 people in 92 offices around the world – their love deepened.
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John McCain in their re-election bids has only deepened the divide between the GOP nominee and his party.
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The attacks last year deepened a recession in Africa's biggest economy that was largely caused by low oil prices.
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Trump's appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Scalia vacancy in 2017, and his subsequent confirmation, only deepened those tensions.
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The Israeli move deepened a budget crunch for the Palestinian government already hit hard by U.S. cuts in aid.
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But his administration has not followed suit with North Korea and in fact deepened the isolation of the nation.
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But Berman deepened his knowledge for two decades and emerged as a legendary figure among political journalists on Jan.
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The scandal only deepened with the release of text messages purported to be exchanges between Khan and different women.
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Revenue was up from the previous quarter, and the net loss deepened from $865 million in the fourth quarter.
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PetroChina started reducing production at the beginning of the month but deepened its cuts on Monday, the official said.
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JAPAN ECON MINISTER MOTEGI IN WASHINGTON, D.C.: THINK JAPAN, U.S. DEEPENED UNDERSTANDING OVER EACH OTHER'S POSITION OVER TRADE ISSUE
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Such common concerns, uniting America's 573 recognised tribes, have proliferated as Indian economic interests and cultural identity have deepened.
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I remember when Nick came to my hometown of Dallas and how that really deepened my relationship with him.
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But as the political crisis deepened, the use of force by security forces has progressively escalated, the report said.
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Israel's deflation deepened in December, with the annual inflation rate slipping to -1.0 percent from -0.9 percent in November.
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The president's arm's-length relationship with Capitol Hill throughout his tenure only deepened the sense of suspicion and animosity.
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In some cases, rifts between genders have deepened, in others, bridges of solidarity and genuine allyship have been built.
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CNN said interest in Manafort deepened because of intercepted communications between him and Russian operatives, and among the Russians.
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And as she came of age around Commencement Bay, her enchantment with the sea and life therein only deepened.
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A row between Japan and South Korea has deepened after the two sides held working-level talks last week.
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Nigeria's economic recession deepened in the third quarter of last year as production of oil, its main export, fell.
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In the weeks after her blog post went viral, the investigation deepened, with several new allegations coming to light.
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God thinks you should try this new chronological Bible written in modern slang, it's really deepened his devotional time.
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In recent months, Amazon has deepened its partnerships with automakers, aiming to embed its voice aide Alexa into cars.
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Laying bare mounting political divisions in Poland, the parliamentary confrontation deepened fears for democracy in the European Union state.
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Daimler has also deepened its relationship with Baidu, specifically in R&D efforts focused on safety and autonomous driving.
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Mr. Watson's resignation revealed other tensions in the party, which have deepened since Mr. Corbyn became leader in 2015.
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The media giant's subscriber losses deepened during the third quarter, declining by 125,000, a key metric investors were watching.
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The chill deepened when Japan ended South Korea's fast-track trade status this month, prompting Seoul to follow suit.
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Analysts began revising earnings down last week, I/B/E/S data showed, as the equities sell-off deepened.
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As the world slipped into depression, however, and Britain's economic crisis deepened, the voices questioning this view grew louder.
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For a while, the death — and Alicia's prolonged wrestling with grief and what might have been — deepened the drama.
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But many local Democrats backing candidate Dana Balter criticized the late arrival, outcry that deepened when she told Syracuse.
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The crisis of socialist mismanagement in Venezuela deepened, speeding up a mass exodus of its hungry and disenfranchised people.
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OPEC last month said global growth faced "numerous challenges", although its latest report suggests concern about them has deepened.
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Her performance on Tuesday deepened the mystery; if she has qualifications for the job, she kept them well hidden.
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Reminding whites that they will one day become an American minority, one study concluded, deepened their support for Trump.
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And in doing so, he deepened pain, anger and suspicion that were already carving deep divisions within the country.
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But climate change has prolonged and deepened those periods of drought, forcing many peasants to abandon their subsistence farms.
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Via The Hill's Katie Bo William and Morgan Chalfant, here's how divisions have deepened in the investigation: http://bit.
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Both Leucadia and Jefferies have broadened and deepened their benches over the past several years, which Fitch views favorably.
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Months of disagreements over the details of last year's budget - passed in May 2016 - also deepened the economic crisis.
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The comments from Trump and his allies have deepened a chasm between the president-elect and the intelligence community.
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Scepticism China could satisfy the requirements deepened owing to unprecedented intervention by authorities during last summer's stock market crash.
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The remark deepened the sense of crisis surrounding the White House since Trump's dismissal of Comey on Tuesday evening.
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The mystery was only deepened by lost mission tapes that would account for temperature data from 1975 to 1977.
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Berentsen said that unless OPEC deepened cuts or there was a large, unexpected production stoppage, prices will remain low.
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The following year, I enrolled in the University of Montreal's Digital Music program, and I deepened my theoretical knowledge.
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As Chinese pockets have deepened and leisure time has grown, so has the flood of air traffic in China.
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In essence, Swift has not only crafted a satisfying character song for Victoria — she's deepened Grizabella and "Memory" too.
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The resignation deepened a mood of crisis just eight months before the country is due to leave the bloc.
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An unfolding $230 billion money-laundering fiasco at Danske Bank, the country's largest lender, has only deepened the gloom.
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I join the enormous chorus of readers who have been most moved, changed, deepened and inspired by Toni Morrison.
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Since 2016, Britain has failed to heal the divisions provoked by the Brexit campaign; if anything, they have deepened.
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The sense of exposure has often been heightened by complete nudity, the sense of mystery deepened by their silence.
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The turmoil in the global scrap markets began affecting American communities last year, and the problems have only deepened.
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It has already further broadened and deepened analytic philosophy and shows promise of promoting serious engagement with continental thinkers.
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Mr. Cordray's loss in Ohio deepened the Democratic Party's concerns that the once-purple state has become irreversibly red.
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Mr. Rundo's ties to white supremacist groups and ideology have gradually deepened since his sentencing, according to the authorities.
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In the years before Sheikh Hamad took power, a few incidents deepened his desire to break from Saudi domination.
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As their relationship deepened, Dr. Gilani and Ms. White faced the question of whose faith they would follow together.
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The bloc deepened its relationship with Sudan, for instance, although many of its leaders stand accused of war crimes.
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As her dementia deepened, her temperament sweetened; I saw the same change in my own mother, who followed Mrs.
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Since Mr. Xi came to power in 2012, the pressure on Mr. He and other wayward intellectuals has deepened.
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A yield curve inversion between the 3-month and 10-year U.S. Treasuries deepened in a classic recession sign.
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An yield curve inversion between the 3-month and 10-year U.S. Treasuries deepened in a classic recession sign.
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The message is in the form of a testimony, repeated and deepened through the works of a great author.
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As the economic crisis deepened, the social workers, the police, the community doctor and several of the schoolteachers deserted.
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An yield curve inversion between the 3-month and 10-year U.S. Treasuries deepened in a classic recession sign.
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A yield curve inversion between the 3-month and 10-year U.S. Treasuries deepened in a classic recession sign.
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Some analysts said that U.S. production could still threaten to disrupt the market balance unless the cuts were deepened.
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Twenty-four years later, as lawmakers grappled with whether to impeach Mr. Clinton, the rancor in Washington had deepened.
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Fears of a full-blown trade war between the European Union and United States deepened during the second quarter.
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Those defensive acts have deepened perceptions in the Trump administration of a "deep state" that must be rooted out.
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But its market value has plunged as the so-called Lava Jato or "car wash" corruption scandal has deepened.
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And as I came to know who she was, seeing it with each visit, my sense of attentiveness deepened.
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And she deepened the orchestra's ties to its city while helping it earn a reputation for artistic risk-taking.
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All those questions only deepened over the summer, with particular attention on various gaffes and misstatements by the candidate.
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Many citizens voiced resignation and rancour at a deadlock that has deepened worries over economic and national security matters.
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The vote deepened concerns that Italian banks could spiral into disaster and worries about the endurance of the euro.
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As the mystery deepened, museum staff became the target of rumors of an inside job, allegations they vehemently denied.
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But the war currently battering Yemen has damaged infrastructure and deepened poverty, allowing the disease to come roaring back.
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But as the silence deepened and his shouts went unanswered, he began to think he was the only one.
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That opposition has deepened since the mayor of Gdansk, Pawel Adamowicz, was fatally stabbed onstage during a charity event.
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The row deepened last summer when the broadcaster disclosed the salaries of on-air employees earning more than £150,000.
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But that only deepened the mystery of the powers of these objects, and why none are closer to us.
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As the value of money and wages has become worth less and less, the despair on the population has deepened.
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As the scandal deepened, Brazil's Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi said the government had suspended exports from 21 meat processing units.
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The persistent problem of racism at games required "added attention or deepened attention by FIFA," he told reporters in Geneva.
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Together with ongoing immigration, the cuts deepened a sense among many that the country was deteriorating while politicians seemed oblivious.
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His beloved grandfather deepened Young's passion for the Opry stars' music with his collection of 45- and 78-rpm records.
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The back-to-back shootings only have deepened the national rifts on the issue of how to prevent gun violence.
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New York (CNN Business)The next recession, whenever it arrives, could be deepened by Corporate America's debt-riddled balance sheet.
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Those concerns deepened on Monday after a bout of pneumonia compelled Clinton to take a break from the campaign trail.
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Nine months ago, as Russia's recession deepened, Vladimir Putin drafted Mr Kudrin to come up with a new economic strategy.
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The rift deepened when Vivendi built up a 28.8 percent stake in Mediaset, controlled by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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The crash in oil since December has only deepened the pain for oil-exporting countries, even for those within OPEC.
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The mystery deepened when workers found evidence that the well with the positive result had been broken into, Yowell said.
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" Another tweet said: "Yesterday the Government staged a coup to all Venezuelans, that decision deepened the crisis in the country.
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The schisms deepened after Hamas's third war with Israel, in 2014, which left around 2,300 Palestinians (and 70 Israelis) dead.
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But the loud calls for her resignation further deepened Britain's Brexit crisis, sapping an already weak leader of her authority.
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Integration has deepened in the workplace, helped by laws compelling big firms to publish the religious breakdown of their staff.
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Iron-fist tactics to squelch unrest in the state of Jammu and Kashmir seem only to have deepened local alienation.
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Worries have deepened about the possibility of Britain voting to leave the European Union in a referendum expected in June.
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Years of serving others had deepened Elsie's attention to the lives of the people around her in a profound way.
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These incidents have deepened black Americans' distrust of police, and have affected the ways black youth interact with law enforcement.
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Analysts have downgraded their expectations for global autos stocks earnings worldwide as the trade war has deepened in recent weeks.
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And these Games, which will take place in Pyeongchang, South Korea, have a deepened emotional resonance for the snowboarding savant.
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But it has all just deepened when you see how much has gone into putting this liquid in a bottle.
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With each passing week, habitual urges and anxieties subsided, the afternoon walks got longer, and our conversations meandered and deepened.
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Clinton said, would set off a trade war of the kind that deepened the Great Depression in the 1930s. Mrs.
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Even as the trade row deepened, they bought 173 billion yen of overseas stocks during the first week of July.
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There was new romance kindled on a Coney Island roller coaster and enduring love deepened in a Bronx nursing home.
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CFG's losses deepened by 5 percent year on year to 51.5 million Moroccan dirhams ($5.4 million) in the first half.
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In October, CEVA Logistics rejected the Danes' $1.55 billion approach and subsequently deepened ties with French shipping company CMA CGM.
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Thanks to this unhappy outcome of the primary process, divisions within the respective parties have deepened into perhaps unprecedented chasms.
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Last year's Chinese stock market crash deepened that sensitivity, with local media blaming "malicious" shorting of Chinese stocks by foreigners.
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As the Depression deepened, the family moved to a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in Vermont and later to Bisbee, Ariz.
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It transformed legal education by sponsoring lively, balanced debates; for the legal profession, it deepened the pool of possible appointees.
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The University of Pennsylvania already held his last printing works, so the acquisition deepened their tactile narrative of Franklin's life.
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Absence of paper trails: Most of these vulnerabilities are deepened by the lack of paper backups to electronic election systems.
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Janet Mock's career inspires me; she's deepened the bench by offering opportunities she knew I was ready to step into.
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Though rich citizens had spent benevolently, they had deepened a political culture in which institutions and officials serve the moneyed.
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But it only deepened questions about Mr. Trump's Iran policy and left the White House scrambling to explain the outburst.
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Since his election, the relationship between Fox News and President Trump has only deepened, and both are reaping the benefits.
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The two indexes deepened early losses after a private survey showed China's manufacturing sector contracted for a second straight month.
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For the most part, Pakistan has eagerly turned more toward China as the chill with the United States has deepened.
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The nasty-teen comedy genre emerges wonderfully refreshed and even deepened by its immersion in a world it never considered.
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The U.S. yield curve inversion deepened on Tuesday to levels not seen since 2007, which sent Wall Street stocks lower.
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"The downturn in manufacturing has also deepened, and the situation is much worse than the headline PMI suggests," Smith said.
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SoftBank-backed software startup Improbable deepened its operating loss to $82 million in the year to June 2019, filings show.
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SoftBank-backed Improbable deepened its operating loss to $82 million in 2019 thanks to hiring, R&D spend, and expansion.
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In Ms. Smith's version, she has all the malaise of Simone, but the playfulness contains a somberness deepened by sorrow.
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The news about Mr. Warmbier deepened the anxiety among families of South Koreans and Japanese citizens held in the North.
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The confirmation on Friday that repeated offers of help to China had been ignored only deepened the sense of worry.
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The blowup over settlements deepened the mistrust between Obama's team and Netanyahu's, and in some ways the relationship never recovered.
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Forged in history, it has deepened over time through a shared assessment of the threats they face around the world.
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If all went well and trust deepened, the parties would tackle far more complex issues, like the fate of Jerusalem.
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Clinton — something that has been politically useful for Mr. Putin as his country's economy has sunk and its isolation deepened.
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But as the economy slowed and income inequality deepened in later decades, the city's down-and-out remained stuck underground.
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The decline for the loonie came as a blockade of Canada's rail lines dragged on and the economic impact deepened.
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So I was upfront that this was a template of a script, and it was going to be deepened later.
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Since the U.S.-crafted Unity Government took power four years ago, ethnic divisions that have always troubled Afghanistan have deepened.
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The stand-off with Brussels deepened in May when Prime Minister Robert Fico said Islam had no place in Slovakia.
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It deepened this year after Japan curbed exports of materials used to make the semiconductors critical to South Korean industry.
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In the Trump era, the critique has deepened — not just nihilistic, critics say, but the source of our era's woes.
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But weakening factory orders in the United States, China and Europe have deepened the sense that global growth is slowing.
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The divide deepened in 2017 after President Trump announced that he would withdraw the country from the Paris climate agreement.
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And remember, this economic crisis began at the same time the Petrobras scandal broke, and accelerated as the revelations deepened.
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At the same time, a mystery deepened over one of the freed American prisoners, who apparently chose to remain in Iran.
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Meanwhile, battles between the White House and congressional Democrats over documents and testimony related to the Mueller investigation deepened on Tuesday.
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As the recession deepened last year, Temer's predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached for breaking budget rules amid record-low approval ratings.
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Failure could have deepened concern about a program that according to one estimate has so far cost more than $40 billion.
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As the 10-week stock market correction deepened, fears of slowing growth escalated and expectations for Fed rate hikes have fallen.
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A drop in European car sales last month deepened worries about slowing demand following the introduction of tougher new emissions tests.
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The bank's woes deepened Monday when Malaysia filed criminal charges against Goldman and demanded at least $3.3 billion from the bank.
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As his voice deepened through testosterone therapy and hair sprouted on his face, he began to use the male bathrooms anyway.
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Supply losses in OPEC members Iran and Venezuela, both under U.S. sanctions, have deepened the impact of the production-limiting deal.
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U.S. equity market performance has been closely tied to oil prices as the commodity's 523-1/2-year slide has deepened.
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The food security threat deepened in the 14 countries that simultaneously faced conflict and regional instability in addition to climate shocks.
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When the river was straightened and deepened beginning in the early 20th century, its marshes and tidal flats were filled in.
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In each of Monáe's five albums, she has deepened her look at Metropolis and the android struggle to escape their enslavement.
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After Teigen showered, he deepened the bronze tone on her arms and legs using the brand's Everyday Multi-Active Toning Lotion.
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The sell-off tied to the ISM data deepened after the firm said 2200,2000 private sector jobs were added in September.
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Two years after opening my account in school, I went to university, and Facebook deepened its claws into my personal relationships.
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" Christof Heyns, one of the U.N. experts, told reporters on Tuesday: "The crisis is not over, it has deepened in Burundi.
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"The exercise helped improve fighting skills and deepened cooperation with India," Japan's Maritime Self Defence Force said in a press release.
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Yesterday, I found out the meaning of "god is a woman" and my newfound love for her deepened in an instant.
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Inflation data released late on Tuesday showed the downturn in Qatar's real estate market deepened in October because of the sanctions.
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But the upbeat sentiment was capped by China's disappointing factory activity and investment data that deepened worries of renewed economic slowdown.
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This deepened the worry of friends and family members, because Carver "was not very active on Facebook," according to the page.
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The price of oil fell on Monday as U.S. disputes with the two countries deepened concerns about weakening global crude demand.
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Another study released found that social media, especially Instagram, deepened feelings of anxiety and inadequacy for 15 to 24 year olds.
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Under the IMF deal, Egypt devalued its currency and has been gradually cutting fuel subsidies in moves that have deepened poverty.
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And not only of a certain thing, but your relationship to that thing, and your relationship therefore with yourself is deepened.
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U.S. equity market performance has been closely tied to oil prices as the commodity's 1-1/2-year slide has deepened.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute deepened, with the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on $16 billion worth of each other's goods.
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"I think Brexit certainly deepened it ... this trend towards intensifying distrust of politics and politicians, representative institutions, the media," Ford said.
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Short-term, it gave them larger muscles, but it also deepened their voices, broadened their shoulders, and made them especially hairy.
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Enmity between Sunni and Shi'ite regional powers has deepened in recent years as sectarian conflicts rage in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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A highly dubious red card shown to Messi in the third-place playoff against Chile only deepened their sense of indignation.
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Brazil's two-year-long recession deepened in the third quarter, central bank data showed last week, leaving 3.63 million people unemployed.
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Unexplained gaps in its ledgers deepened suspicions that the group was surreptitiously funding clerics who were radicalizing young people, they said.
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Combined with her backstory, which revealed a history of repeated abuse, it also deepened our understanding of her as a character.
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It has only deepened distrust between the U.S. and China as the countries' trade negotiators push ahead with high-stakes talks.
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These conflicts have deepened into a personal crisis: My love of comic books is conflicting with my need for movie stars.
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The creation of the militia, a move which has evoked memories of Soviet-era informers, had deepened people's fears, he said.
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The "nut rage" incident tarnished the carrier's image, while subsequent scandals involving Cho's daughters only deepened concerns around the family's leadership.
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Iraq has been destabilized by a mostly Sunni and Shi'ite sectarian war, and friction between Kurds and Arabs have deepened tensions.
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A series of attacks in Germany over the summer, two by refugees, have only deepened outrage in the anti-Merkel camp.
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Sectors in which debt refinancing problems have deepened during the recession include sugar and ethanol, farming, oil and gas and engineering.
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The Clintons' relationships with Wall Street deepened in the 22011s, when Mr. Clinton set up his foundation in Harlem and Mrs.
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Distrust of the spy agency deepened after it was accused of interfering on Ms. Park's behalf during the 2012 presidential campaign.
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Character arcs were deepened primarily over a chain of conversations that had nothing to do with swords, dragons, or dead people.
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We sat down at a picnic table as the blue sky deepened and the lights on the patio started to glow.
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Leon Lederman, whose ingenious experiments with particle accelerators deepened science's understanding of the subatomic world, died early Wednesday in Rexburg, Idaho.
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And the mystery, as it often does with a president whose statements baffle even his staff, only deepened the next day.
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Tuesday's vote, while expected, deepened an already profound crisis over the biggest peacetime decision to confront a British government in decades.
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MIAMI — The mystery surrounding a Russian intrusion into Florida's voter registration systems during the 2016 election deepened on Tuesday when Gov.
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As the crisis has deepened and the death toll has risen, Trump's only national TV interviews have been with Fox News.
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Since I started writing about running in 2010, I've watched as the pool of talent considered for those sponsorships has deepened.
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And not just to the environment: It has only deepened a sense among Rennell residents that they are a forgotten people.
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But at the same time, the East-West convergence on migration has only deepened the mistrust between Europe's East and West.
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As his disillusionment deepened, events that Aaron dismissed before as unavoidable in any war began to weigh more heavily on him.
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But like many of its epic pop-culture contemporaries ("Lost," the Harry Potter series), "Adventure Time" broadened and deepened and unfolded.
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I don't read as much fiction as I should, and the pleasure I got from reading Pachinko only deepened that shame.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve inversion deepened on Tuesday to levels not seen since 2007, which sent Wall Street stocks lower.
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So mine was a lonely passion, deepened in a way by the solitary communion with bosuns, saboteurs and germ warfare specialists.
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"Tori and I have a very deep connection, and that just deepened, and blossomed in a really beautiful partnership," says Garth.
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" The Times of London said: "By expanding its parameters, it has broadened its outlook in complex ways and deepened it, too.
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As they fought for control, their divisions hardened — a self-reinforcing cycle that has deepened violence and created barriers to peace.
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But Mr. Kasowitz's involvement was itself a reflection of how Mr. Comey's firing had deepened the president's political and legal difficulties.
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On Monday, the Dow dropped more than 450 points and wiped out its gains for the year as coronavirus fears deepened.
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Wholly embracing Garland's freneticism at its rawest might have registered as excessive or campy, but it would have deepened the portrait.
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In retrospect, the pain from that time is what deepened my gratitude for those who devote their careers to curing disease.
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The years of tortuous negotiations over the terms of Britain's departure have only deepened the alienation of many in both places.
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A sense of crisis deepened in the capital on Wednesday after President Trump's abrupt dismissal of the F.B.I. director, James Comey.
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Suspicions have deepened that there may be no long-term strategy at all, even among those sympathetic to Mr. Trump's policies.
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But the election of Ms. Hashmi and her support of gun control laws has only deepened political divisions in Chesterfield County.
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Amazon deepened its ties to Saudi Arabia in September by launching its cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services, in the kingdom.
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Even before the civil war, the Syrian opposition was weak and hopelessly divided, and the ensuing conflict only deepened those divisions.
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The burning on Wednesday of the Iranian consulate in Najaf, the seat of Iraq's influential Shi'ite clergy, only deepened the crisis.
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The burning on Wednesday of the Iranian consulate in Najaf, the seat of Iraq's influential Shi'ite clergy, only deepened the crisis.
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The International Monetary Fund said last week Zimbabwe's economic difficulties had deepened after drought cut agriculture production and disrupted power generation.
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As the world prepares for a likely pandemic, an inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve deepened further, sounding recession alarms.
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The prospect of direct fighting between Syrian and Turkish forces has deepened fears of a looming humanitarian crisis in northern Syria.
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The theory that he and a colleague devised deepened medicine's understanding of pain and how it is best measured and treated.
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Stocks post losses this week as a jump in confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths deepened concerns about slowing global economic growth.
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My satisfaction only deepened when G. continued, after our coffee arrived and we took a moment to add sugar and milk.
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" Asked how he would update his book now, he said, "the conflict between the federal government, the Trump administration, has deepened.
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If you're with a person and he's deepened your friendship by revealing a vulnerable part of himself, you're with a tuner.
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The political crisis gripping the country deepened as Guaido urged protesters to demand that the powerful military side with the opposition.
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As the case numbers zoomed up, the medical mystery behind the epidemic has deepened, with epidemiologists and doctors asking for patience.
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Loan trades became quicker, and the secondary market, where bankers and investors exchange pieces of loans like stocks or bonds, deepened.
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Analysts said the remark was an attempt to galvanize his right-wing base, and that it deepened longstanding mistrust among Arabs.
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At 5-foot-9, with short curly hair and glasses, he had recently started taking testosterone, and his voice had deepened.
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That a police officer fired the fatal bullet only deepened the grief the detective's death has cast over the police force.
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In one short scene, Varda has opened up the coordinates of this relationship and deepened our perception of these two characters.
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But the barrage has deepened concern among media executives about what they see as a concerted campaign to discredit independent journalism.
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Yuichiro Tamaki, leader of the opposition Democratic Party for the People, said Aso's rejection of the report had deepened public unease.
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Now that a ban on immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries is a reality, this criticism of his administration has deepened.
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If those researchers had gone after her and shouted about their beliefs, Bastian probably would have deepened her stance in opposition.
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The price of oil fell on Monday as U.S. trade disputes with the two countries deepened concerns about weakening global crude demand.
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The controversy pitched Trump into the biggest crisis of his 102.973-month-old campaign and deepened fissures between him and establishment Republicans.
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The stock had deepened premarket losses during when CNBC reported that a court in China has granted Qualcomm an injunction against Apple.
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The development, condemned by the Palestinians, deepened a budget crunch for the Palestinian government already hit hard by U.S. cuts in aid.
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The birth of her children Jacques and Gabriella and her intense planning for their christening last May, deepened her faith, sources say.
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Their suspicions were deepened when it was revealed Price traded health care stocks while having oversight duties of the health care industry.
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Olmsted's two tours of British parks deepened his conception of parks as integral to the physical and emotional well-being of cities.
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But the Hoffman report and the APA's responses to it, far from turning a new page, have deepened divisions within the organization.
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That didn't work out so well -- but the civil war that erupted in Syria only deepened Erdogan's determination to project Turkish influence.
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Supply losses from OPEC members Iran and Venezuela, now under U.S. sanctions, have deepened the impact of the OPEC-led production restrictions.
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A new report by The Washington Post breaks down how the President spent the last 10 days as the island's devastation deepened.
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Over the last week, protests have dwindled in number, concentrating on road closures on main routes as the economic crisis has deepened.
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U.S. crude sank 523 percent on Wednesday as a supply glut bumped up against bearish financial reports that deepened worries over demand.
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In the process, Kavanaugh has deepened questions about his present-day credibility – a bedrock requirement for the lifetime job he now seeks.
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The comments from Kellyanne Conway deepened a highly unusual push by some Trump allies to stop the president-elect from nominating Romney.
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OPEC's decision in November 2014 to not cut supply, hoping a drop in prices would curb supply from competitors, deepened the decline.
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Their fears deepened on May 17th, when the Vix lurched above 103 and American stockmarkets had their worst day in eight months.
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Maybe that's why my faith has deepened so much during my reading of the Bible, even through the valleys of dry texts.
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Strong demand pushed the market into a deficit in 2014 and the shortages over demand deepened last year, according to consultancy CRU.
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Between 2006 and 2009, a wave of sabotage disrupted global supplies, which deepened Nigeria's worst recession in nearly 30 years in 2016.
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Tensions deepened this month when Saudi Arabia, the region's biggest economy, detained dozens of top officials in an unprecedented, sweeping corruption crackdown.
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Lebanon's political fractures have been deepened by the war in neighboring Syria, in which Hezbollah has militarily supported President Bashar al-Assad.
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Friday's fall deepened year-to-date losses after Plus500 lost nearly one-third of its value this weak following a profit warning.
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" Merkel, addressing her nation's legislature, also talked about "deepened cooperation" with Turkey and called Ankara's "demand for more financial help completely understandable.
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However, the ship channel still needs to be deepened, a $320 million project in development with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Around puberty, their voices deepened, their bodies grew muscular, and their genitals swelled, revealing the unexpected truth that they were biologically male.
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Odebrecht was arrested 24 days later as police deepened an investigation on a massive kickback scheme at state-run oil company Petrobras.
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The sex scandal has deepened rifts within the ruling coalition and raised concerns of a turbulent transition from 94-year-old Mahathir.
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Iran has deepened discounts on freight to state refiners that have agreed to almost double annual imports from Iran in 2018/19.
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Recriminations have deepened since Trump left Europe following his contentious visits to the NATO summit and the G-7 meetings last week.
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In Hong Kong, the huge demonstrations against Chinese rule have deepened a crisis that now threatens those in power on the mainland.
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The dispute between the groups deepened when Noble rejected Goldilocks' attempt to nominate five non-executive directors — including Joshi — for the company.
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As the evening deepened, the eyes of the deer heads on the walls glinted in the tawny light, but without malice. ♦
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Indeed, one could argue that Iran has honed its asymmetrical ties and deepened its proxy relationships in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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An acute power shortage, resulting from an El Niño-induced drought and mismanagement of its water resources, deepened the country's economic woes.
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While concerns about safety risks and lack of medical need remain salient, worries about facilitating all forms of germline modification have deepened.
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But now Trump has deepened the insinuation, framing political correctness as a kind of fifth-column tendency, an actual danger to America.
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Stir intermittently for about 22 to 224 minutes, until the flavors have deepened and married and emit a notably fragrant steam. 5.
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The controversy pitched Trump into the biggest crisis of his 16-month-old campaign and deepened fissures between him and establishment Republicans.
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America's triumphal position had come undone in violent paroxysms that rended our political fabric, deepened racial divisions, and intensified opposition to war.
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Donald Trump's continued criticism of the parents of a Muslim U.S. Army captain killed in Iraq deepened strains with his party's leaders.
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Crime was already a top concern before the Rio Games began, as Brazil's economic crisis deepened, pushing up unemployment and poverty rates.
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Investors have also been seeking protection from market volatility as trade conflicts between the United States and its trading partners have deepened.
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Some thought that the memo could help Trump, but instead have found that it has deepened suspicion of his actions with Ukraine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares were flat on Monday with banks weighing and Madrid's bourse lagging its peers as Catalonia's political crisis deepened.
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She canceled a planned appearance at the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, as the Rohingya crisis has deepened.
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Mr. Rhodes's voice has deepened from a McCartney-esque chirp to a world-weary huff, falling between Warren Zevon and Jackson Browne.
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Advertising giant Facebook has deepened its ambitions in video streaming, and Apple and Amazon debuted new high-definition streaming devices this month.
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Our friendship continued and deepened as we exchanged long letters that traversed the distance between our homes in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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Concerns about lead in drinking water deepened in the U.S., as Newark began testing students and New York City investigated public housing.
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Apprehension deepened for some in 2011 when two stars of the quiz show "Jeopardy!" were soundly defeated by a new IBM gizmo.
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It's not that easy to sustain the frame of mind you're in, but I just had a hugely deepened appreciation of beauty.
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Though she'd made contact with a few of her half-siblings over the years, none of their relationships had deepened or endured.
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That came after manufacturing surveys showed factory activity and export orders weakening across Asia as the impact of the trade war deepened.
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The civil rights crusade deepened the sense that institutional religion could save itself only by becoming attached to political and social causes.
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We became partners in accountability, supported each other during difficult times and deepened our faith with the help of wonderful chaplains there.
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And though Wuorinen's tendency toward lacerating public pronouncements has changed little in the half-century since, his language has broadened and deepened.
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He's deepened America's commitment to Afghanistan with no exit strategy, and he's raised tensions in the Middle East to no clear end.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has reported, Trump and Abe have a warm working relationship, and these ties were deepened during Trump's trip.
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While Cuba's official relationship with the United States remains precarious, the contacts between ordinary Cubans and Americans have generally deepened and improved.
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"Catherine's kids are more 'acceptable,'" said Ms. Gund, whose insights about racism and sexism deepened her relationships with the artists she championed.
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"However, those 30 years of dealing with the Chinese government in some ways have deepened my heart and given me some hope."
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The leadership of Mr. Netanyahu, who is entangled in a corruption scandal, has deepened divisions and pushed the country to the right.
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Impact: The case has deepened distrust and anger among Catholics in Australia, pushing the country's once robust church into a drastic decline.
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USA Today deepened our understanding of this issue in February in a review of 900 yearbooks at 120 schools across the country.
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Many, many tweets would appear to fall under the deepened policy designed to prevent health misinformation from spreading on the social network.
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On Tuesday, an Alabama court unsealed Ms. Lee's will, but the mystery surrounding one of American literature's most cherished authors only deepened.
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The 2008 upheaval set off a populist backlash that led to distrust of expertise and deepened political divisions, our DealBook columnist writes.
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And as Farmer's knowledge of food deepened throughout her career, she became a respected expert on the topic of diet and health.
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" Mr. Trump's latest iteration only deepened the confusion, warning that "20 U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organizations are active in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Bates may have lacked Lincoln's eloquence, but he correctly realized that West Virginia statehood deepened the constitutional break instead of repairing it.
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The next four U.S. Presidents avoided a military showdown with the Islamic Republic, even as its strategic advance across the region deepened.
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But progress has been slow, meaning imports kept growing until August, after which the economic slowdown deepened and hit seaborne coal trade.
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Mr. Choi, a shadowy cult leader, died in 1994, but the connection between Ms. Choi and Ms. Park deepened over the decades.
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U.S. stocks slid more than 3% while Treasury yields tumbled and the yield curve inversion deepened - a sign that signals potential recession.
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U.S. stocks slid more than 3% while Treasury yields tumbled and the yield curve inversion deepened - a sign that signals potential recession.
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The anguish has only been deepened by evidence that it was an Iranian missile that brought down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752.
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Deutsche Bank also had a long-standing relationship with Russia, which only accelerated in the 2000s, as corruption deepened in the country.
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Turkey has deepened its presence in Somalia over the past several years, opening a military base there in 2017, its largest overseas.
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The dispute deepened on Monday when Warren took the unusual step of confirming the report, even as Sanders continued to deny it.
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Their work has deepened our understanding of the unique platform we have to help advance progress in a profound and unifying way.
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But the nation's economic crisis, which has upended everything from its hospitals to its food supply, has deepened the misery and criminality.
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TRADE: The slowdown in China's economy deepened in August, with growth in industrial production at its weakest in 22.5-216/2.43 years.
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Losses in the Turkish lira deepened on Trump's tweet, falling as much as 20 percent versus the U.S. dollar in Friday trading.
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TRADE: The slowdown in China's economy deepened in August, with growth in industrial production at its weakest in 22-216/23 years.
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As he must have been looking over my shoulder, to where the water deepened and the small boats tugged on their anchors.
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His obsessive focus deepened, helping him learn to appreciate life's precious moments and understand bad things can still happen to good people.
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The 52-48 percent vote to leave has deepened multiple geographical as well as political and social divisions in the United Kingdom.
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And now here on the printed page, in a new sequence, the effect of these pictures is deepened and estranged yet further.
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German private-sector activity shrank for the first time in 6-1/2 years in September as a manufacturing recession deepened unexpectedly.
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Hamas and Fatah have long vied for power and influence, but the rivalry deepened after Hamas won Palestinian legislative elections in 2006.
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Helen Evans' statement deepened the scandal around one of the best-known international NGOs, which has aid programs running across the globe.
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And, the added threat of increased government regulation has deepened investor anxiety, leading to the "head and shoulders" pattern Bank of America outlined.
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The downturn in Canada's manufacturing sector deepened in May as the depressed state of global trade led to a further decline in production.
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I've been at GLAD ever since, and have grown as a lawyer and person as our communities' justice fights have expanded and deepened.
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The law has also deepened splits in her Conservative Party, which has for years been divided over Britain's relations with the European Union.
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Momentum trading and the rotation out of slumping crude futures and into rising natural gas contracts also deepened losses for oil, analysts say.
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The pound hovered near 20-month lows on Tuesday, as political turmoil deepened in Britain after a key vote on Brexit was delayed.
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Geopolitical concerns also deepened on news that talks regarding Britain's split with the European Union had faltered, putting pressure on the British pound.
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Supply losses in OPEC members Iran and Venezuela, both under U.S. sanctions, have deepened the impact of an OPEC-led production-limiting deal.
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The implicit construction of this story of culture is elaborated and deepened by the wall texts and multimedia presentations in the "Culture" section.
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While reading this generous and eye-opening account, it's easy to see how, for the country at large, the rift has only deepened.
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His refusal to hand over State Department documents and attempts to block witnesses during the impeachment inquiry has only deepened anger against him.
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But Warren soon had buyer's remorse as an energy slump deepened, and wants out without having to pay billions of dollars to settle.
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With more freedom to do what he wanted, Maliki for the next few years continued, and in many cases deepened, his sectarian rule.
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But after a gunman killed 22 people at a Walmart in El Paso in August, O'Rourke's commitment to speaking his mind only deepened.
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Questions deepened on Tuesday as the suspect's father, Muhammad Melhem, a brother and an aunt were held for questioning by the Israeli authorities.
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"He wanted to emphasize his masculine appearance, to stand out with his masculine behavior; after hormone therapy, his voice had deepened," Kalnbērzs recalled.
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That understanding is deepened when Maeve offers Akane the chance to escape, to come with her to a new world and free her.
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Why it matters: Fernández pledged to address economic concerns that have deepened despite efforts by incumbent president Mauricio Macri to right the economy.
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Charges of money laundering brought against her mentor and predecessor former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva have deepened the crisis this week.
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The scandal has only deepened since, with the parties of Mr Mutharika and his two chief rivals blaming each other for the killings.
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America's decision to rely on the military wing of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) to lead the SDF has deepened those divisions.
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President Donald Trump's tax cuts, which are expected to cost around $1trn over a decade, have deepened the hole in America's public finances.
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Still, investors expect the U.S. Fed to cut interest rates amid the trade dispute with China — believed to have deepened the global slowdown.
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Record numbers of asylum seekers have led to policy U-turns that have angered the Greens and deepened divisions in the ruling coalition.
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Misery, notably among low-income Chinese, deepened as unemployment spiked and safety nets collapsed in 2000-05, as state-owned firms were restructured.
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Why it matters: As the Russia probe has deepened, the White House line has consistently been that Trump himself is not under investigation.
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Woes for world's seventh-largest container shipper have only deepened since its banks withdrew support and it filed for court receivership this week.
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Political polarisation deepened with the 2013 assassination of two leftist opposition leaders Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi, which were blamed on radical Islamists.
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Political polarization deepened with the 2013 assassination of two leftist opposition leaders Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi, which were blamed on radical Islamists.
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The referendum has pitched the country into its deepest constitutional crisis in decades and deepened a centuries-old rift between Madrid and Barcelona.
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They really had to care about each other and they really did form this great friendship that developed and deepened throughout the shoot.
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Even before online play, gathering around the couch, exchanging cartridges with friends and sharing strategies in person was how players deepened their friendships.
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Still, market participants said the lack of action only deepened concerns the bank is bowing to political pressure to keep borrowing costs down.
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Those worries were deepened as it emerged during this week's conference that Prosper Marketplace had ended its securitization bond issuance program with Citigroup.
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Rejecting the bill would have further galvanized resistance against the President and deepened concerns about possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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The 10 detainees include Amnesty's Idil Eser, and German national Peter Steudtner, whose arrest has deepened a political crisis between Ankara and Berlin.
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For many in Latin America, however, Trump's decision to skip the summit deepened the view that he does not care about the region.
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However, as the rout deepened and sent the stock market into bear market territory, Powell turned on a dime and markets did likewise.
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The museum's press release deepened my curiosity: Throughout her career, [Rose] Marasco has remained uninterested in genres such as documentary, landscape, and portraiture.
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The European Central Bank has made a series of blunders over the past eight years that have prolonged and deepened the eurozone's depression.
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The fall from grace of the governing Workers' Party, once devoted to transparency and clean government, has deepened public mistrust of Brazilian politics.
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Partisan divisions over the federal investigation into Russia's interference in the 22019 presidential election deepened Wednesday as new developments rippled across Capitol Hill.
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Ultimately Westworld episode 3 has only deepened the show's central mystery, despite all the exposition and flashbacks: Who is behind the hosts' awakening?
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In the course of the fight against Zuma, South Africans' commitment to certain important democratic institutions that he attacked, like the judiciary, deepened.
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Finland and Sweden, both militarily non-allied, have recently deepened cooperation in training, information sharing and by the use of ports and airports.
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WPR: How has China deepened its ties with the Freely Associated States in recent years, and what are Beijing's reasons for doing so?
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More recently, the U.S. has watched Saudi Arabia engage in proxy skirmishes with Iran that have deepened the chaos in Yemen and Syria.
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"The collective wisdom of the museum's board will be considerably widened and deepened with Rashid Johnson's joining," said Richard Armstrong, the museum's director.
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"Jorge Daniel leaves a legacy of outstanding exhibitions and programs, increased attendance and deepened community engagement," María Eugenia Maury, the museum's chairwoman, said.
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The announcement last week that Turkey would enter a state of emergency for three months has deepened fears among the country's beleaguered journalists.
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And over the next two years, the war deepened, millions died and as an incidental casualty, the stock market declined another 33 percent.
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Their mutual passion for addressing H.I.V./AIDS and what Dr. Gayle calls the social justice imperative of helping marginalized populations deepened their friendship.
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The crisis deepened on Friday when parliament voted to halt payment of ministers' salaries - a move to pressure the disputed government of Rajapaksa.
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Democrats' stance also deepened after a whistleblower complaint from an intelligence official outlined more allegations about the call and Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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The fatal police shooting of Eric Logan, a black father, by a white South Bend police officer in June deepened the candidate's problems.
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Impressive gains by Rouhani's moderate allies in February's elections for parliament and a leadership body has deepened political infighting within the ruling elite.
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More recently, revelations of widespread spying in Europe by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) have deepened suspicion of intelligence agencies in Germany.
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The pandemic has only deepened the staffing crisis: Overall, US hospitals employ as many people or more per capita as our economic peers.
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So far the independence crisis has not noticeably deepened the Kurdish economic crisis, except in industries catering to international visitors, such as hotels.
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The country embraced cross-cultural celebration — a sharp contrast to the divisions deepened by terrorist attacks in Paris and Nice in recent years.
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While the European Union widened and deepened and the United States worked on Nafta, the great gamble of the 1990s was on China.
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With a nasal voice not yet deepened by decades of a notorious smoking habit, he discusses themes of the hidden in Blue Velvet.
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The lack of clarity surrounding his future — and the nature of the talks themselves — deepened the anxiety and frustration among many South Africans.
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My decades of work at historically white universities has deepened my understanding of inconvenience in ways far beyond the scope of this column.
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News reports of his condition led to a reunion with estranged family members, he said, and his bond with Ms. Sykes has deepened.
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The lines on his face have deepened, and he can seem to disappear in one of those high-end, overly long T-shirts.
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Separately, the financial ties to Israel of Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law, have deepened, fueling a perception of conflicts of interest.
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The political crisis deepened on Wednesday when the country's Supreme Court did not hear a case that could have delayed the presidential election.
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" Greg Kelly said that as his relationship with Ms. Grey deepened, he would often asked himself, "Why haven't I met this person before?
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He was jailed, and his bitterness toward his adversaries deepened while in detention when his only child at the time died in Ghana.
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But rapidly-growing household debt and ever-rising home prices have deepened fears about a sudden market correction and concerns over housing affordability.
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But none of these experiences, which deepened his culinary acumen, put him in the limelight, or wrested him from his passion for Japan.
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South Korea's economic troubles have deepened in recent weeks, with exports to China, its biggest trading partner, sharply dropping because of the outbreak.
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Some believe the cartel's show of force might reflect a schism within the group, one that deepened with the arrest of El Chapo.
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The long, angular skull, slanted eye sockets and fewer than normal ribs -- 10 pairs rather than the normal 12 -- only deepened the mystery.
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The rift deepened last year when Mr. Trump suspended security aid to Pakistan, with a demand that its government sever ties with extremists.
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For Turkey, every inch of Kurdish expansion across Syria and every day that the Kurds deepened their autonomy posed an ever-growing threat.
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The curve inversion between the 211-month and 103-year bond yields also deepened in what has seen as a classic recession signal.
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The law is seen by its opponents as discriminating against Muslims and has deepened concerns that Modi's administration is undermining India's secular traditions.
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The health insurance startup Clover Health deepened its net losses as it steadily grows its presence in the red-hot Medicare Advantage market.
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Mr. Trump's refusal to learn the lessons of Charlottesville deepened his estrangement from two panels of national business leaders enlisted to advise him.
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The rift between the two Communist allies deepened, and in 1959 the Soviet Union ceased its technological help to the Chinese nuclear program.
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The curve inversion between the 211-month and 103-year bond yields also deepened in what has seen as a classic recession signal.
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The Indian law is seen by opponents as discriminating against Muslims and has deepened concerns that Modi's administration is undermining India's secular traditions.
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However, the FTSE 100's losses were deepened by 1%-1.7% falls in GlaxoSmithKline and Unilever, whose stocks also traded without dividend entitlement.
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The law is seen by its opponents as discriminating against Muslims and has deepened concerns that Modi's administration is undermining India's secular traditions.
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However, the FTSE 100's losses were deepened by 1%-1.7% falls in GlaxoSmithKline and Unilever, whose stocks also traded without dividend entitlement.
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His concerns deepened when he researched S.C.L. He was disturbed to learn that the company specialized in psychological warfare, and in influencing elections.
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Mr. Erdogan, an Islamist, rejected criticism that his government, in pushing an Islamist agenda, had deepened divisions between the secular and the pious.
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Chow's death has only deepened the mistrust between Hong Kong residents and the police force as violence and arrests have continued to mount.
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I was instantly moved to become a better version of myself, and my pursuit for a more just and equitable America was deepened.
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The melodrama -- more "House of Cards" than "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" -- has only heightened, and the mistrust deepened, over the past 10 months.
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The impeachment effort has deepened the partisan divide in Washington, and polls show that public opinion has hardened along ideological lines as well.
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Trade war jitters Not only is the trade war increasing uncertainty, but the tit-for-tat battle has deepened the global manufacturing slowdown.
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Longstanding tensions with environmental associations have meanwhile deepened amid debates about banning the common weedkiller glyphosate and restricting pesticide use near residential areas.
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But that the moment felt like a choice at all speaks to how much Clark/Philip and Martha's relationship has deepened and developed.
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After being elected to the U.S. Senate in 1964, he encountered poor and starving people who deepened his commitment to make change happen.
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The dispute has deepened a fissure in East-West ties that severely deteriorated after Russia's seizure of Crimea and its involvement in Syria.
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New medical reports from the strange health "attacks" on U.S. and Canadian embassy personnel in Havana last year have only deepened the mystery.
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Real wages have not converged with the west as quickly as some had hoped, and mass emigration has deepened demographic problems and skills shortages.
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Richard Florida has documented the connection between innovation and inequality across global cities, where "winner-take-all urbanism" has deepened inequality, segregation and poverty.
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