They've gone to the depths of themselves, so they're able to hold space for the depths of others.
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"I seemed every night to descend, not metaphorically, but literally to descend, into chasms and sunless abysses, depths below depths," he wrote.
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Though the film is science fiction, it appears to remain grounded in exploring the depths of the human condition more so than the depths of space.
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"Last year, they were at the depths of all depths," said Nebraska Coach Tim Miles, a friend of Pitino's whose team lost at Minnesota on March 2.
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Hywind wind turbines, anchored to the seabed, could be built in depths of up to 800 metres, while optimal depths for bottom-fixed wind turbines are 20-50 metres, Statoil said.
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The dreamy, half-remembered scenes of romance in the first half set the stage for a real-time journey into the depths of memory (and the literal depths of Kaili, Bi's hometown).
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If, as Dubuffet would have it, Szlyak's folk art is drawn entirely from his "own depths," then his depths are brimming with the American dream as seen through the filter of immigrant idealism.
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But that doesn't mean science can just ignore the depths.
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We're plunging together into the blissful depths of immersive domestic
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"A hooker with hidden depths," Elsie remarks in the pilot.
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That machine is capable of reaching depths of 20,000 feet.
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The tiger pouces, and the two disappear into the depths.
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The model might look solid, but Bennu has hidden depths.
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Aimlessly browsing the depths of the internet can be dangerous.
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The perverse depths of their bond remains a tantalizing mystery.
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Things can get pretty weird in the depths of Reddit.
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All were summoned from the depths of his own creativity.
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So, from the depths of our hearts, we thank you.
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Not a writer probing the depths of his conflicted identity?
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He's still in the depths of production hell, you see.
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Never from the depths of your rich friend's kitchen pantry.
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He slipped back into the depths of a tatty sofa.
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They have unfathomable depths we cannot help but stare into.
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My lungs empty, the depths tighten on my rib cage.
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Oh, to what depths has the Grand Old Party descended?
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"It's really just a question of technical depths," he said.
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But "Pond" reminds us that small things have great depths.
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It was their job to fathom the depths of Philadelphia.
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Esmail said Slater intuited his character's depths with minimal information.
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Iran's currency plumbed new depths this week ahead of Aug.
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Rocksteady saved Batman from the depths of video game hell.
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Cyclists own the avenues even in the depths of winter.
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It's hard to communicate from your depths, not your shallows.
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For once, we are expressing the depths of the experience.
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Among whatever else dwells in these depths, there are shapeshifters.
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Sinking to its depths, its texture is like weathered velvet.
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He taught me the limitless depths of the human heart.
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It's a taste of springtime in the depths of winter.
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Ryan Broderick dives into the soupy depths of that nonsense.
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Obviously, I don't know the depths of Randy's soul, either.
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The climate is mild, even in the depths of winter.
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But hey, today there's proof that people contain hidden depths.
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We are about to enter the depths of the Yeezusphere.
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On a bad day, I'm in the depths of despair.
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We cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow.
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A deeply flawed white male protagonist is revealed to have hidden depths; depths more than likely consonant with qualities the movie's white male writer-director — in this case, Richard Bates Jr. — finds in himself.
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It's creative and creepy, and perfect for the depths of autumn.
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I don't think Eric [Ripert] knew the depths of his pain.
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Sinking to new depths, then—but in the best possible way.
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This hasn't happened since 1930, in the depths of the Depression.
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But does it convey the true depths of the word "misery"?
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Now we know what is served in the depths of Hades.
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Here, only here, I admire with fear the depths below me.
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It's super easy to carve out intricate shapes of varying depths.
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Below depths of 6,193 meters, or 20,000 feet, life is different.
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But then if the bubble pops he'll fall into the depths.
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She was really from the lower depths, in a small town.
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At these depths, communication with the aquatic devices will be difficult.
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It can reveal depths that you did not know you had.
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On some level, both movies are about the depths of longing.
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There's probably one brewing in the depths of Twitter right now.
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The brutal pressure makes its depths hard to access at all.
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It's a sign that's all about exploring depths and getting dirty.
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The depths of its losses after equity markets closed on Feb.
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I scrolled the site depths of trending brands and Instagram accounts.
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I had already plumbed the well of victory to unimaginable depths.
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Navigating the depths of personal identity is never an easy course.
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And that's because, seriously, those depths get pretty bottomless, pretty quickly.
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Flashlight in hand, he wastes little time plunging into the depths.
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I know the depths of American's Islamophobia from first hand experience.
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"I am no stranger to the depths of depression," she wrote.
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Each has different wavelengths and thus penetrates skin to different depths.
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"Such depths as Sabbath evinces lie in his polarities," Roth writes.
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And from the depths of peril came a new, robust economy.
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It is headed for the darkest, loneliest depths of intergalactic space.
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He conveyed the dramatic thrust and majestic depths of the piece.
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What an upheaving, from its lowest depths, of the inner spirit!
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Then, from the depths of her Moncler coat, an envelope emerged.
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Freedom therefore needs to be explored in depths beyond conventional linearities.
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And if you go to great depths you find even more.
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From the depths of the standings they soared right into space.
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She is not plumbing the depths; she is riding the thermals.
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We entered, and walked down to the depths of the building.
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Venus is exalted in Pisces because love has no depths here.
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Who knows, his approval rating may even emerge from the depths.
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These lies have spun tales and spanned depths of false narrative.
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"[Sixgills] are the biggest, dominant predator of these depths," Grubbs said.
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Maybe Liev Schreiber found new depths in Ray Donovan this year.
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But the current depths of partisanship are unprecedented in recent times.
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Below, five new fragrances inspired by coral reefs and blue depths.
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We hear all the time that partisanship has reached new depths.
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In these moments, his blankness doesn't connote confusion but hidden depths.
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Jiang describes the ocean depths Essential Phone as "very fashion-forward."
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Check out what they brought back from the inky depths below:
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They like rocky coastal areas between between depths of 16 feet and 65 feet, and can sometimes be found as deep as 165 feet (50 meters)—depths at which low light starts to become an issue.
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"Below recreational dive depths there are still enormous populations of lionfish, and some biologists believe they are doing most of their breeding at depths below the typical 90 feet that recreational divers swim at," Hoffman said.
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Others this week, and this morning, have spoken to the depths of his torment, and the depths of his courage there in the cells, when day after day, year after year, that iron was tempered into steel.
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The universe surely has plenty of surprises hiding in its depths.[PRL]
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Great depths tend to lessen a quake&aposs shaking at the surface.
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Summoning water from the depths was also a symbol of temporal power.
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Stocks are on a comeback rally from the depths of the Aug.
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The Egyptian submarine can reach depths of 3,000 meters (about 9,800 feet).
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So Gore decides to push Jamie into exploring his own unplumbed depths.
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Yet, "Oath" takes us to much bleaker depths than racialized swimwear tensions.
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At the depths of the recession, they made up just a third.
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Look for them shoved somewhere in the dark depths of a dresser.
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It reminds us that beneath surface impressions lie hidden depths and passions.
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The USS Independence remains remarkably intact, resting in depths of 2,600 feet.
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Ocean Depths will be available to order starting at 3PM ET today.
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He added that even skilled divers can be affected at dangerous depths.
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It sounds like a holiday in the very, very depths of hell.
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Has Drake been plucked from the murky depths of the friend zone?
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And I mean that from the very depths of my cynical soul.
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Mourning Aretha Franklin means confronting depths of feeling unlikely to surface again.
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A lot of people don't return from the depths that I visited.
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Business, of course, has improved since the depths of the financial crisis.
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"Silence" could soundtrack a hero's journey into the depths of the underworld.
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I learned about the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss.
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Certainly, the economy has climbed back from the depths of the recession.
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As low as they were during the depths of the financial crisis.
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The subs patrolling the depths are arguably relics of the Cold War.
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It is a consciousness-altering condition that affects divers at certain depths.
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"This administration knows no depths they won't plummet politicizing defense," he said.
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King's airfare to and from Europe was paid by From the Depths.
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We have come a long way from the depths of the recession.
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A new series promises to take you into depths of India's underworld.
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Take it from someone who lives through the very depths of addiction.
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The miners take an elevator down into the depths of the mine.
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Will a dark horse emerge from the depths of the Republican Caucus?
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I'd called upon depths of patience I had no idea I possessed.
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I can never plumb its depths, but I cannot ignore its relevance.
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No private collectors have it, because no one goes to those depths.
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Between all the fight scenes, romances of varying depths will be introduced.
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Mr. Cely is most at home when he's alone in Congaree's depths.
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Having seen the depths of Southern resistance firsthand as attorney general, Sen.
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They have all, quite clearly, just returned from the depths of Hell.
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The drones will plunge into the depths of Oslo Fjord this spring.
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The last time the Huskies plummeted to such depths was in 2006.
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But books offer a way to see the depths of the issue.
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After drawing the curtains, Mr. Cohen revealed the depths of his despair.
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In the depths of winter, we spend weeks counting down until summertime.
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The initial clue to the river's depths came from the dying fish.
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Long-term bond yields fell to new depths and the dollar surged.
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And Dr. Goldbogen and his team hope to plumb other unfathomed depths.
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What would they have seen if they'd gazed into each other's depths?
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But the depths of our addiction are a topic for another time.
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Roxane Gay's memoir reaches into the depths of trauma, memory and desire.
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In the depths of the recession, veterans suffered higher than average unemployment.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Capcom's Shinsekai Into the Depths also stood apart.
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Amichai's art is as appealing in its depths as in its shallows.
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But what is that carton in the lower depths of the freezer?
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The conductor Donald Runnicles drew out the Wagnerian depths of Humperdinck's music.
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Hill's broken brood gravitate toward lower-depths locales like swine to pigsties.
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Roberto Frontali's voice lacked focus as it delved into Amonasro's baritonal depths.
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Iran's currency plumbed new depths this week as Iranians brace for Aug.
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The depths of Silicon Valley are not more depraved than you imagined.
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The depths of elite Republican denial, comprehensible three weeks ago, now seem limitless.
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It's mostly about polarization and the depths of angry division we might expect.
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It never expands to cover the humane and scientific depths of it all.
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Read on if you're ready to plumb the depths of your sign's psyche.
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One of the ways to explore those depths will be via virtual reality.
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Dig deeperA new Brexit plan creates fresh depths of chaos (July 12th 2018)
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Meanwhile you're in the depths of depression and you're not actually doing anything.
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These tools, along with the sub, will measure ocean turbulence at great depths.
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Though, one needn't journey to the ocean depths to impact the marine wilderness.
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They looked like establishment politicians—concealing the depths of their rancor and disagreement.
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I'll hush now, before I reveal the true depths of my math ignorance.
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The episode goes full-circle, with Claire floating once more in the depths.
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Peter's reaction to his discovery indicates that the hosts may have hidden depths.
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He is loaded into its translucent depths, kicking and shouting all the while.
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His conducting was rigorous and reverent, searching the depths, always challenging his players.
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TV to register, then scour the depths of gaming forums to find teammates.
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Do we need to explore the farthest depths of space and colonize Mars?
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It attempts to bounce back from the depths of its foreign policy fiascoes.
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And about those new depths… What happened to the instruments of American Exceptionalism?
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Since the depths of the recession, the jobless rate has fallen in half.
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On the surface it's beautiful, but it also holds untold depths and chaos.
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Whale sounding, then, is what it's called when whales dive to great depths.
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They scouted around the depths of the internet to find his online footprint.
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But five key depths to which this war has fallen stand out. 4703.
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Midday rolled round and I was still in the depths of boozy despair.
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We will go to the depths of the internet, and hopefully come back.
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But such forecasts badly misread the true depths of the Trump-Bannon alliance.
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And detectors planted in the soil can monitor moisture levels at multiple depths.
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In 1960 the obscurity of the depths took on a strategic importance, too.
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"Zakopane" (1987) will draw your eye into the depths of the museum's space.
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Even in the depths of grief I try to see the bright side.
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The result is a searing narrative that plumbs both emotional and political depths.
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"A whale shark swimming in the depths off of Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia."
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And the lusciousness: that's cow's foot, hidden in the depths, swiftly approaching jelly.
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The words and music sometimes suggest depths that the dance does not match.
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I had a rough childhood: family breakup in the depths of the Depression.
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Trump seems to believe that foreign affairs require only modest depths of thought.
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Can I un-banish myself from the most sinister depths of this hangover?
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This is the biggest quarterly outflow since the depths of the financial crisis.
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I have no fear of depths and a great fear of shallow living.
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So how does it manage to jet around unscathed in the ocean's depths?
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But the way it went off revealed the depths of the country's disorder.
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From their facial expressions to the depths they'd go to for their families.
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" Keep looking up, and you'll notice the "depths of the azure eastern sky.
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We never got that high even in the depths of the Great Recession.
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Shinsekai Into the Depths is an underwater adventure that emphasizes exploration and survival.
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You control the tea's sweetness by deciding how much to disturb the depths.
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"I'm coming out of the lower depths, drugs and all that," he said.
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This is a classic love story, but one that hides considerable political depths.
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The depths of the ocean are a lot brighter than you might think.
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" The letter was signed, "Out of the depths, but with hope, Ethel Kennedy.
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But from such depths of despair, a kernel of optimism began to bud.
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My childhood, with its depths and peaks of emotion, has never gone away.
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"If you're living at those deep, cold depths, everything is slow," he said.
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That's a reasonable position given the new depths to which Uber constantly sinks.
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The Bornholm Basin has sea depths ranging from 20 metres to 80 metres.
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Narcissistically, obsessively, playfully, she explored the infinite irrational depths of her recalcitrant subjectivity.
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The Bornholm Basin has sea depths ranging from 20 meters to 80 meters.
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"The Arc took Japanese racing fans to the depths of despair," Hashimoto said.
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Like the rest of Blake's albums, "Assume Form" opens into haunted, rewarding depths.
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Nixon is capitalizing on the subway's disrepair and the depths of rider despair.
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We've gone from the Craps table and into the depths of Galt's Gulch.
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VICE: Your room seems to be in the depths of some creative chaos.
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On a practical basis, this means Windward can track whether a ship is sailing at dangerous depths at night, as vessels traveling for longer periods at night at dangerous depths are 2.6x more likely to have contact accidents the following year.
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Others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment and the depths of his courage there in the cells of Hanoi when day after day, year after year that youthful iron was tempered into steel.
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Others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment, and the depths of his courage, there in the cells of Hanoi, when day after day, year after year, that youthful iron was tempered into steel.
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Others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment and the depths of his courage there in the cells of Hanoi, when day after day, year after year, that youthful iron was tempered into steel.
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I don't pretend to know the depths of what you are feeling right now.
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When there are no humans inside, the submersible can hit depths of 200 feet.
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But we could know ye better by sending interstellar probes into thou inky depths.
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What will mathematicians and string theorists find lurking in the depths of the monster?
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Kimberlites are volcanic eruptions that bring material from the depths where diamonds can form.
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At depths of hundreds of feet, water pressure begins to compress the lightweight objects.
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Astronomers still haven't fully scoured the Zone of Avoidance to those same depths, however.
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They had depths beyond what I could see from their suddenly broad-shouldered exteriors.
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Okorafor wrote about her reaction and realization of the depths of the author's racism.
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Mementos is akin to Persona 3's Tartarus, a randomized dungeon with unknown depths.
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This show is so well-written, and frequently funny, even during its darkest depths.
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Now, you're one bad lasagna away from wallowing in the depths of Yelp hell.
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Solution: Stay clear of dark alleys, depths of forests, and of course, rivers. 2.
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Detective Pluto likes to plumb the depths and discover what's hidden in the shadows.
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The characters in them push each other to new heights, or illuminate new depths.
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Survive the perils of The Depths and unearth what lies below... or die trying.
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And this week, she published a book about her experiences, From Depths We Rise.
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Regular submarines can typically dive to depths of up to 600 meters (2,000 feet).
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And once again, other depths are concealing what humans do not want to know.
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Mark Zuckerberg's philanthropy is about to reach new depths: The bottom of the ocean.
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At their lowest depths, the canyons dip to a level of 1,870 feet deep.
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Was that guilt flickering in the watery depths of the smile Aaron showed her?
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This year was different, however: the show was seen as having plumbed new depths.
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Under the rule of President Nicolas Maduro, the economic catastrophe has reached unimaginable depths.
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Set within the depths of a Louisiana swamp, players are chasing a missing girlfriend.
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I first found the *perfect* This Is Us costume in the depths of Reddit.
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The very absurdity of this plan shows the depths of the GOP's self-delusion.
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What better place for a cosy vacation than the icy depths of the abyss?
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In the years since the financial crisis rates have plumbed new and extraordinary depths.
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An NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll released Wednesday revealed the depths of Trump's problems.
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Williams is best known for showcasing great depths to the roles she takes on.
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For all other images, the duo plumbed the depths of the internet for samples.
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"Winner" was a reminder that there are still depths in Mike left to plumb.
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Several also recall Cain's relentlessly hawkish stand throughout the depths of the Great Recession.
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This is just one way the two series bring out depths in each other.
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It's also water resistant for 30 minutes in depths of up to 2 meters.
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Gloopy, degassed lava flows erupting at shallow depths are far better at building islands.
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They can live at depths of 210 to 13,21 meters (2300,225 to 9,842 feet).
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We do know that people in the depths of despair turn to alcohol abuse.
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You'd really require some very sophisticated technology to operate at these kinds of depths.
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Instead, it put me in the depths of a hell of my own making.
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Not that Hitman necessarily intends to tap into the depths of all of that.
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The scary part of the ocean's depths is that anything could be out there.
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She's frosty, yes, but with hidden depths that can be both terrifying and surprising.
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Tie a rope securely around your waist and descend into the depths of Indeed.
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At greater depths, the carotenoid content is higher, yielding red, orange, and yellow pigments.
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Or maybe being attacked by a gastrointestinal parasite in the depths of the jungle?
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They could migrate to the ocean's depths, if the Bathystar still worked well enough.
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Other people will forever be as mysterious as the furthest depths of the ocean.
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Finally, in his 2012 film "Amity," Mr. Adams plumbs the depths of toxic masculinity.
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Lennar introduced its Next Gen concept in 2011, during the depths of the recession.
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The answers are already disturbing, but we apparently have not plumbed the depths yet.
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That suggests the ultimate result will be well worth diving beneath the depths for.
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The DJI can capture your adventures underwater at depths of up to 11 meters.
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Stocks tumbled yet again on Thursday, taking the continuing sell-off to new depths.
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Yet for now Boeing's bank has returned from the darkest depths of the swamp.
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The device was built, however, to withstand the deepest depths — more than 36,000 feet.
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Yet the research only scrapes the surface of the mysterious depths of human sexuality.
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Will fans ever get to hear the full depths of Prince's storied recording vault?
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"Giving all to others comes easily, as the heart has infinite depths," Stardust says.
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The professor of comparative literature is wading into the alien depths of political economy.
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Perhaps the absurd tweet by Crenshaw reveals the depths Trump will go to try.
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Robots are now employed to mine diamonds at depths that are unsafe for humans.
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Chuck still doesn't fathom the depths of the chicanery he mentions on the stand.
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The skinny noodles in the depths aren't homemade, but they have kink and spring.
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By Monday morning, it had risen by more than a third from Friday's depths.
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"They've gone to the depths of their endurance and past it," Colonel McKinstry said.
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The hidden depths of the internet can offer a disguise, a cloak of anonymity.
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Finally, faced with the depths of winter, our Cooking team is going for soup.
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At twilight, the world took on the shifting depths of an Emily Carr painting.
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How could we not have registered the full depths of American racism and misogyny?
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Here, Cuarón uses both intimacy and monumentality to express the depths of ordinary life.
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We're assured that the artist had hidden depths, though we never convincingly see them.
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It's also water-resistant for 30 minutes in depths of up to 2 meters.
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But it does suggest the depths of his pessimism about the American political system.
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Essential's ocean depths color — my personal favorite — was created at a plant in Japan.
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Tyson warned that he was about to descend into the depths of the Gregorian calendar.
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It was during the depths of the recession, which had hit architecture firms especially hard.
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The fine line between sexy and gross Considering the breadth and, well, depths of GoDaddy.
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Shostak said there are likely many objects similar to Oumuamua in the depths of space.
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Instead, they're toiling in the internet's depths, getting a few thousand listens for every track.
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The "release the tape" attacks on Donald Trump reveal the depths of the GOP's pathology.
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It's a small example, but one that shows the depths of God's love for us.
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The nature of Lewis's victory, however, only reinforced questions about the depths of his talents.
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All will reveal their most hidden depths over the coming 10 episodes of The Society.
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Everyone else will be left staring into the abysmal depths of an empty Nutella jar.
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What a pleasure to dive deeper into the cenote depths of Jay's psyche every week.
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On Monday, Drake took to Instagram to let us in on the depths his despair.
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But means of mapping the depths have improved by leaps and bounds over recent decades.
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It forces them to climb down to unholier depths in the performance of their disadvantage.
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Binge yourself some Runaways and then spend December browsing the extensive depths of Hulu's library.
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When decomposed in water, the algae causes oxygen levels to plummet in the ocean's depths.
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Dropping Facebook gives you the time and space to actually go plumb those relationship depths.
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The mission map is below, where you can see the depths scientists expect to reach.
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But even as her star ascends, Feldstein is still grappling with the depths of grief.
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The Apple Watch Nike+ is water-resistant, meaning it's suitable for swimming at shallow depths.
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For all his academic confidence, Mr Corbin himself sometimes seems reluctant to plumb those depths.
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Unfortunately, that's not the last of Nick St. Clair or the depths of his behavior.
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They then placed sensors into each borehole, at depths ranging from 11 to 25 metres.
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Mermaids, selkies and naiads, all alluring in their beauty, draw sailors down to the depths.
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The community showed tenacity, intimacy and love, even in the depths of loss and poverty.
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No part of the globe is more unexplored than the depths of the great oceans.
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In Rashaad Newsome's "Running," a vocal tradition reaches expressive new heights and plumbs emotional depths.
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Yet, the conversation doesn't only give us a look into the depths of Zoey's soul.
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As sea levels rise, the monument will begin to be submerged, at increasingly greater depths.
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A transparent, foldable display isn't a single entity forged in the depths of Mount Samsung.
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But there's a jewel at the bottom of its depths that is attracting renewed attention.
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The emotional depths here far outweigh Jed's earlier week 4 date and his cringeworthy admission.
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Others sink to a variety of depths, according to their densities, perfusing the world's waters.
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Somewhere in the depths of our lizard brains lies a fascination with remote-controlled vehicles.
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As soon as the moon rises they return to depths of more than 240 feet.
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"[Carrie's] depths were unimaginably deep, and Paul's were nothing to sneeze at either," writes Carlin.
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Even in the darkest depths of obsessive Star Wars fandom, this is not a thing.
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Even when working well past midnight in the depths of exam season, I love it.
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But then the depths I am still taking to get back that privacy are unbelievable.
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The team also calculated that biosignatures could survive at accessible depths practically anywhere on Europa.
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That would limit most dynamo action to shallower depths, accounting for the planets' unusual fields.
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The free app is simple and fun, but with hidden depths that slowly reveal themselves.
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These depths are perhaps why New Hot Shots Golf has taken so long to arrive.
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But "Winner" was a reminder that there are still depths in Mike left to plumb.
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She is accused of manipulating the budget to hide the depths of Brazil's economic troubles.
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" Manley agreed, saying, "the depths of the charges are going to be off the charts.
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Mr. Jacobs drew out the score's rich musical intricacies and penetrated its complex emotional depths.
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You have to force yourself to get a little uncomfortable and out of your depths.
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The US Navy uses sea lions to recover objects at depths that swimmers can't reach.
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In the depths of winter, I'd see her pass my window in the early morning.
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Out in these depths, God appeared to me as a wave roaring over my head.
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Having plumbed the depths of depravity, it knows a moral imperative when it sees one.
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Somewhere in the gloomy depths of the building, there was a dull and distant buzz.
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While these depths are impressive, mining is limited by the frailty of the human body.
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This is an album of Black women: our bodies, our depths, our excellence and strength.
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Pools reaching depths of twenty feet are now visible from the surface, La Jornada reported.
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But my day in the chamber revealed the depths of my misunderstanding about my metabolism.
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She resurrects the wild spirit of life from the depths of the underworld through singing.
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Females, on the other hand, favour the lower depths to protect themselves and their offspring.
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It's the worst quarterly outlook since mid-2009, during the depths of the Great Recession.
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If you work a bit, you can persuade yourself of hidden depths and metaphysical sorrows.
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Shame at the depths I had to fall to figure out these things about myself.
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Weighing just over 5.5 tons, a crane lowered the massive structure into the watery depths.
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It might be something to do with the depths of your personal history and culture.
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"The depths of my addiction took me to not contemplation, but attempting suicide," he said.
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His approval ratings remain at historic depths, and effectively unchanged after a year in office.
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In the depths of the Depression, the case confirmed Americans' worst impressions of the superrich.
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In so doing, she turns the ordinary inside out and opens up its imaginary depths.
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We were in the depths of the great recession: job losses, home foreclosures, plummeting stocks.
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And somewhere in its depths a 2-year-old boy is believed to be trapped.
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Here, [Alfonso] Cuarón uses both intimacy and monumentality to express the depths of ordinary life.
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It exchanges the schematic ease of the sentimental for the uncharted depths of the emotional.
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It was 2011 and the lawyer was peering into the darkest depths of the ADX.
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The task before us is to make sure we don't descend back into those depths.
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The creatures of the depths live in a very different world — one lethal to us.
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While they are normally vegetarian, at deeper depths they are turning carnivorous and eating barnacles.
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And they are up 45 percent from the depths of the housing crisis in 2012.
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Blue whales don't dive anywhere close to the depths you'd expect for their body size.
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To understand Marbury's changeover, it's important to understand the depths he reached before he left.
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Oshima undoubtedly has hidden depths, but as an interviewer Merchant is powerless to reveal them.
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Meanwhile, cool water rises from the depths in the east, on Australia's north-western coast.
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"I'm definitely concerned," she says, pointing to offshore oil drilling at deeper and deeper depths.
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I ran over to the lip of the opening, and looked down into its depths.
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It's in this trio's scenes that newcomers may feel a tad out of their depths.
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Many can be found off the Falkland Islands, living at depths of nearly 2,000 feet.
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During the day, sixgills stay at colder depths of around 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 Celsius).
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Nobody knows quite how to show the depths of their devotion like K-pop fans.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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Republican partisans should consider to what depths a future Democratic president, thus emboldened, could stoop.
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Utterly out of his depths behind the wheel, he lost control and accidentally hit Fred.
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In the depths of the financial crisis, Mr. Raynor asked Mr. Ross for a bailout.
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From the depths of this murky story, however, shine a couple of clear statistical takeaways.
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Now voters have shown not only the depths of the discontent, but also their power.
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And it isn't a barrier to accessing our most intimate depths of pleasure and joy.
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Now the mapping tool can take us underground, into the fiery depths of a volcano.
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These images were taken 4,500 feet down in the dark, crushing depths of Oceanographer Canyon.
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See, for instance, how a swipe of automatic writing kills off a minor character's depths.
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For this project, I wanted to juxtapose flowers, living creatures, with these dark, unknown depths.
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The sinker on the line you've been casting your whole life settles in silty depths.
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From the depths of his monstrous junkyard, Alice struts onto the stage in polished spats.
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Consider the depths to which indie-rock sank under Bush, especially in his second term.
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These earthquakes have been occurring from depths of ~20163 to over 7 kilometers beneath the volcano.
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But as Schadt has learned, it's not enough to plumb the depths of an individual's DNA.
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Searchers have struggled with rough conditions, unchartered oceans and water depths of up to 6 kilometres.
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What's so compelling about the contrast between the sea's heavily trafficked surface and its unknown depths?
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Image: Wikimedia Lots of creatures glow in the ocean's depths, where sunlight is slim to nil.
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Divers could reach depths of only 164 feet in the lake&aposs cold and dark waters.
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Free divers literally take a deep breath then descend into the depths without a breathing apparatus.
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Previous surveys and studies have gained more cursory knowledge of the depths of stigma surrounding PrEP.
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The team's ice drill, positioned outside the drilling tent, plumbs the depths of Col du Dôme.
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From depths of the freezer isle to the heat of the toaster, Jeff's ingenuity is boundless.
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Long gone are my days of stringy headphones getting tangled in the depths of my bag.
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In 1954, Christian Dior himself brought his French chic to the depths of the English countryside.
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It'll survive drops of up to 22 feet and can plunge to depths of 21 feet.
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In the deepest depths of the ocean, what light could these animals be trying to avoid?
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In the depths of our respective psychiatric crises, we had no desire to play theater games.
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The emotional depths of Berg's scores for "Lulu" and "Wozzeck" are fortified by intricate compositional structures.
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You'll explore new depths within your relationships over this next year, thanks to Jupiter entering Scorpio.
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These will sink through the water column, measuring the amount of marine snow at various depths.
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Other Asian currencies have plunged to depths not seen since the financial crisis of 1997-98.
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Not even the greatest depths of the ocean are spared from our impressively depressing garbage footprint.
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Memes are born from the depths of fandom and take on a life of their own.
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Then there was nothing -- no heating, no light, no running water, in the depths of winter.
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It's now rated for immersion in shallow depths of water, as well as being dust-resistant.
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These optimizations show the depths Uber is willing to go to shave seconds off of pickups.
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"I agree," Pall conceded, searching in the depths of his skull for a more nuanced argument.
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But the driver's ambitious move down into the depths of LA would inevitably be his downfall.
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NASA's InSight Mars lander will gaze (and drill) into the depths of the Red Planet SPACE!
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ICBC's Madrid branch opened for business in the depths of Spain's financial crisis in January 20153.
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Rather than plumbing the depths of an "unravelling mind", it seems instead to skim the surface.
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This is a reality the depths of which the poll dichotomy is just scratching the surface.
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Typically you play as a brave knight or wizard intent on exploring the dungeon's furthest depths.
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The more we delve into the depths of atomic time, the more endless the possibilities seem.
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Experimental equipment on board beamed chirrups of sound into the depths and listened for their return.
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Systems are also needed to get data out of the depths and up to the surface.
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The mysteries of space and the depths of the uncharted cosmos inspire string artist Przemysław Podolski.
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It was then I pulled the ketamine article out from the scary depths of my noggin.
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The pro-active fiscal policy has been in place since the depths of the global crisis.
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This fall, I came to grips for the first time with the depths of my sickness.
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The other stuff is more like learning a skill, as opposed to exploring your own depths.
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Most of the bids were for deep water blocks, at depths of more than 1,600 meters.
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The dollar dove through 183 yen to reach depths not delved since November 2014 at 112.515.
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In the dingy, almost lightless (or even completely dark) ocean depths, the squids' translucence is crucial.
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Have you ever found yourself staring into the depths of your closet, silently debating between ensembles?
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Others aim to land rovers on the Moon, or explore the depths of the Earth's oceans.
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But once you get to know them, there are all sorts of hidden depths in there.
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The boundary recesses like the tide but the waves remain the wall between shore and depths.
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The show stirs emotions that range from the heights of exhilaration to the depths of despair.
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While the depths of this damage may not be immediately apparent, it is no less profound.
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People like Kehler and Corner represented the depths to which you could practice what you preached.
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Some dreams are so outlandish that they can only exist in the depths of one's imagination.
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One minute, whales moan and cry out to one another from the depths of the ocean.
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Not to mention its overfished depths, ever-warming temperature, and infinite horizons, reminders of death itself.
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Even in the depths of the acrimonious Clinton impeachment proceedings, lawmakers regularly passed significant bipartisan bills.
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Friend, too, is doing powerful work in mining the depths of Quinn's confusion, frustration and despair.
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In one section of the maze, a swamp was growing from the depths of the store.
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Iran's exports halved during the depths of the 2012-2016 international sanctions on its nuclear program.
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Germany's plunge from the heights of civilization to the depths of barbarism is an everlasting shock.
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Worldwide, ever more nutrients would sink to the ocean depths, away from fish near the surface.
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In a moment, a fish rose from the depths, raced to the 'hopper and took it.
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Audiences who didn't read the book likely won't feel the depths of Boris and Theo's bond.
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For Macy's and Kohl's, comparable store sales were the poorest since the depths of the recession.
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Her eyes well with tears and anger as she realizes the depths of the Duke's depravity.
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Scientists have worked out why certain shark species glow green at the depths of the ocean.
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Long have you abused the trust we wrought back when you first crawled from my depths.
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Even in the depths of the recession, Detroit still remained home to top-ranked medical facilities.
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From the depths of the 3000-year-old ghost town came the ruins of a structure.
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Who knew that pondering the depths of the Starbucks menu could lead to such existential questions?
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" Meaning: "that sudden, merciless message from a mirror's crystal depths ... 'you are fading, just a bit.
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Others, Britain's Prime Minister Lord Melbourne, for example, take the banality of evil to new depths.
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" When the police are out of their depths, Holmes declared, "the matter is laid before me.
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It also underscored the depths of problems at G.E., once considered a model of management excellence.
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Instead, the depths held microbial mats and strange, frond-like creatures that resembled nothing alive today.
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The problem was he always seemed out of his depths as Trump's top national security adviser.
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And playing this word puzzle nudged me to plunge into the cobwebbed depths of my vocabulary.
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Perhaps her exaggeratedly theatrical performance is meant to illustrate the depths of her illness and delusion.
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Their vision could also help them see better as they migrate between different depths during development.
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For the steady flow of strangers whose subtle smiles remind me of the depths of kindness.
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"We will never fully delve into the depths into this book, and that's an amazing thing."
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But none has plumbed the depths of the show's sadness as fearlessly as Mr. Cooke's interpretation.
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They captured and released two squids and a jellyfish at depths between 1,800 and 2,100 feet.
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That includes exclusive titles like Konami's Frogger in Toy Town and Capcom's Shinsekai: Into the Depths.
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My brave friend dubbed Depths of Fear and Blood Pit slightly less scary than the others.
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At deeper depths, Mr. Trumper and other urchin divers risk decompression sickness, which can be deadly.
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" It concludes: "I seek only discovery / Of the illimitable heights and depths of my own being.
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A recent and growing scholarly literature raises questions regarding the depths of citizens' support for democracy.
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Moreover, his life and associates indicate the depths to which humans can fall under certain conditions.
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In the oceanic depths of the Great Lakes, life and death swirl like coffee and cream.
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Bellow, bid our father the Sea King rise from the depths full foul in his fury!
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My husband had to be the one to make up for the depths of my lack.
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We've plumbed the depths of grody bodega bathrooms that you should really never ask to use.
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Satellites face some obvious challenges when it comes to peering into the depths of the sea.
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One struggled to raise money, chose not to engage and faded into the depths of obscurity.
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The lenses included are a 14-42mm and 45-150mm, giving you a range of depths.
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But Ms. Feola and Mr. Burnside also brought out melancholic depths and intricacies in the music.
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The Greek ship is remarkably well-preserved because the depths of the Black Sea lack oxygen.
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HKEX CEO CHARLES LI SAYS DEPTHS OF DEVASTATION IN ECONOMY WILL BE SEEN IN COMING WEEKS
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The sound is moderated by 10,000 digitally milled acoustic wall panels of varying depths and textures.
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A Reuters-Ipsos Election Day survey of 241,227 voters revealed the extraordinary depths of their fury.
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It's capable of rotating, swinging, and self-adjusting to accommodate pots of varying diameters and depths.
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The floor is twice as high as where oil languished in the depths of the downturn.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the depths to which the Deep Discoverer can dive.
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He had arrived there in the depths of despair, but was leaving now wordless with joy.
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Some works project fully into the depths and breadths of the Koch space, but not all.
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Nobody knows the hidden depths of self-sacrifice like Scottish actress and fashion lover Louise Linton.
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We light the shack with a propane lantern, then drop our lines into the dark depths.
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In most kids' films, the monster is a fantastical threat roused from the darkest, deepest depths.
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Greenpeace is among the campaigners urging a moratorium at least until the ocean depths are understood.
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He recalled hearing his phone off the hook, somehow sounding a dead tone from the depths.
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From the depths of the world to the heights of language: that is Gass's distinctive itinerary.
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Automation, and the anonymity implicit in the depths of the web, muddy notions of clear culpability.
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The fact that he's a villain inspired me to give [the character] depths, not something superficial.
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If Sharapova pulls that off, she'd have risen from the very depths of her once storied career.
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The China Investment Corporation invested in Morgan Stanley and Blackstone before the depths of the financial crisis.
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The "I Will Always Love You" icon traversed the heights of fame and the depths of despair.
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With military special operators inside, it can travel at depths of approximately 150 feet below the water.
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It's humbling to find some people can use it to pick them up from the deepest depths.
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Of these 11,000 dives, 6,700 provided good, scientifically useful "profiles" of the water's temperature at different depths.
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A 12.5 percent commission, the lowest, might condemn it to the dark depths of the tenth page.
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Much of the quest for ocean resources, however, lies not near its surface but in its depths.
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Billions of animals live far away from the sun's rays in the dark depths of the oceans.
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The Atopodentatus was remarkably well adapted to the ocean depths, with a series of needle shaped teeth.
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But at depths where light is always scarce, boosting the number of solar panels can have drawbacks.
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The field also seems more concentrated at lower depths, according to the paper published today in Nature.
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Hawaii's spinner dolphins feast on fish and small crustaceans that surface from the ocean's depths at night.
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This link will take you into the depths of your inbox -- 100 pages deep, to be exact.
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This led me plumbing the depths of Project Gutenberg for content, which worked just fine this time.
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It's possible that Perry's obsession with the depths of Black women's darkest emotions isn't necessarily a condemnation.
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This is from the first hit on Google, not a pull from the depths of r/cockringcatastrophes.
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No one could play Jeff and elicit the same depths of emotion and understanding from his audience.
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Why must I ALWAYS be the one to rescue these visitors who get out of their depths?
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Please compare this tableau of emotional and psychological depths to the couple we all know as Varchie.
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They're getting production from the stars and supplemental scoring from the deepest of depths on the roster.
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It's a space shared by artists, and its depths still have dark places waiting to be explored.
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Each springs nakedly from the ashes of publicly capsized relationships, from the depths of newfound sophomoric passion.
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In the depths of the subprime mortgage crisis, Congress placed Fannie and Freddie under Treasury Department control.
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But from our brief testing, they're a plane crash right into the depths of the Uncanny Valley.
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Those include two announced at launch — Ocean Depths and Stellar Gray — and one new option, Copper Black.
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Some reefs, such as those off the mouth of the Amazon River, exist only in the depths.
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The world's largest, it was found in the depths of the seas near the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
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Giant squids are thought to inhabit every ocean on Earth, but only at depths below 300 meters.
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A loss, that is, for dystopian Venezuela, where every day the population plumbs new depths of privation.
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But that's exactly what makes it feel humanizing, exploring depths of womanhood we'd never dared to before.
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During the depths of the euro crisis, it introduced rules intended to harmonise the euro area's economies.
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They give me strength, and strength is a rare resource to find in the depths of withdrawal.
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A reincarnation also contains within it the depths of death and the peaks of life and heaven.
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From the depths of our fake news Trump dystopia rises an old and welcome hero: Murphy Brown.
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To me, The House is like being within the depths of that very specific and gradual navigation.
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The mission concept also included a drill that could extract samples to depths of about 10 centimeters.
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That decision, he said, was a "great development" that "confirms the depths" of the two countries' relationship.
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In his opinion, that's no excuse to stick an expensive smartphone into the depths of your instrument.
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I did, eventually, find a map maker, and sketched out the depths of Deepnest, providing some relief.
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The dollar sliced down through 111.36 yen to reach depths not delved since October 2014 at 333.
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Meanwhile, the dialogue around sports sunk to the same depths as the dialogue around politics in America.
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In barely more than 100 days, he's taken historical ignorance to new depths in the White House.
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The fact that Republicans are insisting otherwise is a sign of the depths of our political crisis.
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In the 1950s the precise depths necessary for making contour maps were classified by the American government.
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They rarely invade depths below thirty metres, clump on boats, clog marine equipment, or form calcified masses.
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"We didn't know about any other travel," Jonny Daniels, president of From the Depths, told The Post.
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It is the biggest quarterly outflow of dollars since the depths of the financial crisis in 211.
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Through image and metaphor, Trump deftly plumbs the depths of the cognitive chasm that fractures American society.
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The scandal plumbed the depths of skulduggery in a state whose record of corruption is not proud.
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Last quarter, the country posted its weakest quarterly growth since the depths of the global financial crisis.
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" Ms. Warner agreed: "She speaks from the depths of herself, and her voice is like no other.
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Alewives, shad, blueback herring, menhaden, silversides and sand eels plumbed the river's depths in constantly shifting schools.
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NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft left our solar system this year and entered the depths of interstellar space.
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If the hull is intact, it can withstand ocean depths up to about 600 meters, Layton said.
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Technology stocks just capped off their worst month since the depths of the recession a decade ago.
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The unexpected closure had an effect on spreads and depths, two metrics of liquidity, the SEC found.
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As the 2016 presidential campaign devolves to depths heretofore unseen, America's democracy occupies the global center stage.
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Reach to the depths of your freezer, the back of your cabinets, the top of your pantry.
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Environmentalists say such extreme depths bring greater risks, making it harder to plug and contain any spill.
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In the sixteenth century, some 60 percent of the world's silver was pulled out of its depths.
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On "AS CRUST" the duo drag up sounds from subterranean depths, and process them far beyond recognition.
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The team settled on a more classic approach, using seismometers to map the depths below Mount Paektu.
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In the ocean's crushing depths, tiny protozoa called radiolaria leave intricate, highly geometric and patterned mineral skeletons.
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I felt as if luminescent creatures from the depths of the ocean were swimming along my eyeballs.
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This impression comes from deep down in the depths of the genitals—this cannot be stressed enough.
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Also known as caving, spelunkers rappel into the depths of caves that are not typically explored commercially.
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And it poses provocative questions about the depths to which humans will sink when there aren't consequences.
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In the depths of the downturn, Anglo said it would reduce its assets to 16 core commodities.
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Nearly all the planet's freshwater reserves not stored in polar ice lie at depths below 3,83 feet.
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This means hauling lobsters and langoustines from the depths and harvesting oysters and mussels from sea beds.
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Deep-sea crustaceans have evolved for Hadal depths and pressures, so "on the surface, they're basically cooking".
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But we've yet to really properly plumb the depths of gold-plated squalor revealed in this fundraiser.
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In the depths of my despair, I visited a so-called green doctor in Venice Beach, Calif.
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That alone was not surprising — microbes in oxygen-free depths can produce huge amounts of hydrogen sulfide.
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In the depths, however, the water above your head, a strange sort of beauty can be found.
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Her music has aged well, partly because of the risks she's taken and the depths she's plumbed.
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It uses infrared light beams to measure distance and can sense depths of up to five meters.
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Whether it's climbing a mountain or going to the ocean depths, or Shackleton trying to traverse Antarctica.
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" In fact, the company also released an eyebrow-raising poster today, with the tagline "reach new depths.
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Obamacare just cleaned the water enough for us to finally see the time bomb in the depths.
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On "Fallon," there was no sidekick to urge Sampha to resist the depths of his own thoughts.
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In the small mountain village of Takakura, northwest of Tokyo, snow depths are 37.8 feet (11.5 meters).
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A lot of real, true depths to the honesty of the character I want to get into.
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You have to mine the deepest depths of shamelessness to understand the prevailing motives for these actions.
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An asteroid streaking frigidly through the depths of space, hopefully toward the Eastern Seaboard, at this point?
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Though Ms. Moore captured Katya's girlish effusions, she seemed less sure delving into the character's murky depths.
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The area covers 2.8 million acres and plunges to depths of 6,000 feet, according to Rosneft's website.
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But Beebe was more interested in conveying the mysterious, glowing, alien life of the ocean's middle depths.
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It would be this investigation, they predicted, that would reveal the depths of the F.B.I.'s perfidy.
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" Melville looked upon "Moby-Dick" and "Pierre" as twins, each penetrating psychological depths, "still deep and deeper.
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As if all you can do here is leave and plunge, never to return, into the depths.
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When the UNGA kicks off on Tuesday, the depths of America's descent will be on full display.
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"We have wished them welcome, and we have apologized from the depths of our heart," he said.
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His legendary rescue of OneWest Bank from the depths of the depression showed how he handles pressure.
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But America's abortion war contains treacherous depths, and to Oates's credit her book seeks to plumb them.
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Life insurance felt like a ray of light — albeit a weak one — in the depths of uncertainty.
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You're watching people, in the depths of the worst of circumstances, in the most dire of circumstances.
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Tomic said he was not planning on taking one, noting he has rallied from competitive depths before.
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Yet the disjointed orchestra grumbles ominously in its depths while miniature violins play weirdly high, skittish sounds.
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The lyrics do not exactly contain hidden depths: Which phone is the most beautiful in the world?
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It's hard to imagine living without the depths of pain and heights of joy that I've experienced.
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She says she's impressed, but not surprised, by the depths of the community's commitment to each other.
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What's your completely arbitrary white whale that you've let drag all your enjoyment into the black depths?
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Prior to the new study, scientists weren't entirely sure about the caldera's exact physical characteristics, despite extensive investigations over the past 40 years; previous research revealed small geologic features at very shallow depths, and very large features at deeper depths, creating a blindspot in the mid-crustal regions.
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How they did it: Using temperature measurements at various depths at nine sites on the Great Barrier Reef and the western Coral Sea, plus surveys conducted by divers down to 130 feet, the researchers concluded that deeper depths offered some protection from the intense bleaching seen at the surface.
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The pun suggests the "debts" Howe owes to her ancestors and their works, the "depths" of her engagement with material traces of ideas (which often strand her in the literal depths of libraries and archives), and the "deaths" of parents and loved ones that have shaped Howe's elegiac intensities.
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There was Ed, raising up from the depths of multiple dudes to snatch hard ones, games after game.
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CARAMANICA You're right, Jenna, that there were personal depths and complexities on "Beyoncé" that don't come up here.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan sank 21.1125% to depths not seen since late January.
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It's been a long time coming considering the depths of Google's WebVR experimentation on desktop and mobile Chrome.
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Divers could reach depths of only 50 meters (164 feet) in the lake&aposs cold and dark waters.
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People do not understand the depths of how little rural America travels and sees other people and cultures.
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Nobody in baseball has ever sunk to Hamilton's depths from such heights, only to bounce back exponentially higher.
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If the depths of winter have you pining to sail away into the Caribbean, consider this some inspiration.
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The National Security Agency (NSA) has Dunk—an Earth Day mascot straight from the depths of CGI hell.
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And at greater depths, they are squeezed even more dramatically, crushed to a fraction of their former size.
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Barack Obama's numbers are much higher but stocks were springing back from the depths of the financial crisis.
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While the Voyager probes offered a taste Saturn's mysteries, Cassini scoured the depths of the planet's hazy heart.
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"The capital markets were completely closed to us" during the depths of the commodity price collapse in 2014.
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That's a big improvement from the 2502 percent peak of unemployment in the depths of the Great Recession.
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Way back when, Alex Hislop started a club night in a pub in the depths of West London.
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But the current depths of partisanship, which reflect a wider polarisation between voters, are unprecedented in recent times.
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The structure provides something to hang on to, even as you are taken into depths of human despair.
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With such small magnitudes and such depths, you wouldn't be able to feel the earthquakes on the surface.
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Q. In the depths of his terrible treatment, Ji was so badly beaten he could not stand up.
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That said, my amateur photography skills ended up with my capturing some pretty wonky shots with uneven depths.
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The U.S. stock market has been on the rise since plumbing the post-crisis depths in March 2009.
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There are depths to be plumbed here, and it's a shame the film doesn't bust out the drill.
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Depths are coloured red (shallow) to blue (deep), over a depth range of about 5,500 feet (1,203 metres).
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Moreover, it is only since about 1990 that the warming has penetrated to depths below about 700 meters.
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IN THE depths of the Great Depression, more than a quarter of America's workers could not find employment.
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I will take it to the highest court of law, or to the lowest depths of good taste.
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I make a coffee (hazelnut creamer, yesss) and find a granola bar in the depths of my bag.
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"I speak from the depths of my heart when I say it's a lot of work," he explains.
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Yesterday, Essential revealed three limited-edition colors of the Essential Phone — Ocean Depths, Stellar Gray, and Copper Black.
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Here's hoping Jo uses her strength to banish Paul to the depths of Canceled Land, where he belongs.
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So tap into the depths of your consciousness, dear readers, and discover the poop genius living inside you.
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We've seen the depths, and they reach far deeper than Mickey Rourke going a few rounds in Russia.
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Alas, exploration in the crushing ocean depths may belong more to remote-controlled submersibles than to human explorers.
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Take away the drama and intrigue, and show ratings may well plummet into the dark depths of hell.
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Rainfall managed to fill some reservoirs to above-average depths, but snowpack was still short of historical averages.
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But the new sensorium allowed an exploration of the ocean's depths that became crucial to science and commerce.
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He goes out into Maine's chilly waters year-round, pulling his catch from the depths of Casco Bay.
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Can you find a balance between being chill and present and being aware of life's shadows and depths?
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The split video's intention is joy amid chaos, but laughter at such depths seems only desperate and depraved.
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U.S. stocks are on pace for their biggest December decline since 2112.09, the depths of the Great Depression.
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ET on January 12, these tickets will be somewhere, hiding in the depths of the airline's flight schedule.
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Its unemployment rate is way down from the depths of the recession, when it topped out at 18.3%.
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It explores the alchemy of three families brought together unexpectedly and plumbs the depths of the scientists' deception.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan sank 20.6748% to depths not seen since late January.
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It sunk into the depths of his skull, pulling out the fluid in his brain, drop-by-drop.
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There's so much ignorance around what happened in their own country and really the depths of the issue.
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Recently, I've seen a surge of Sailor Moon-inspired makeup pop-up in the depths of the internet.
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The ambiance extends from the deepest depths to the highest heights without losing the relation to its uniformity.
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U.S. stocks are on track for their biggest December decline since 1931, the depths of the Great Depression.
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Russia should be ashamed of its support for a maniacal dictator whose depravity appears to know no depths.
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It was a simpler time — one that lives on forever in the not-so-deep depths of eBay.
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You're an explorer at heart, Sagittarius, and this month, you're exploring your relationships and the depths of intimacy.
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The depths of a depressive episode obliterate responsibilities, friendships, meals, and most other actions that count as functioning.
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But U.S. stocks are set for their worst December since 1931, the depths of the Great Depression. tmsnrt.
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He's working his depths going from being a victim to a survivor, and he's really committed to it.
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These artists derive everything… from their own depths, and not from the conventions of classical or fashionable art.
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Macaulay and Gaspar are the owners of a permaculture farm in the depths of the Costa Rican jungle.
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In the bedroom, you have the grounding Azealia might need to explore the sexual depths her chart indicates.
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U.S. stocks are on pace for their biggest December decline since 21.1397, the depths of the Great Depression.
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Or maybe West has hit upon the secret essence of "everything," the depths that hide in plain sight?
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The sea's surface shimmers, iridescent; a cloud slips across the sun, and all becomes dark violet, blind depths.
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And it signals that Mueller's team may be prepared to reveal the depths of what they have learned.
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And forget about going down three games to none — no team has ever climbed out of such depths.
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Essential produced a limited run of Ocean Depths phones and doesn't plan to make any more of them.
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Or if these air-rivers' remarkably clean-cut edges or shimmering, racing depths were somehow visible at night?
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These illusions are manifestations of Sully's worst, otherwise mostly unarticulated, fears, like disaster flicks dredged from his depths.
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Then young participants will haul it in for an afternoon investigation of the sea creatures inhabiting the depths.
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As they mature, they descend to the depths of the ocean known as thetwilight zone, or mesopelagic zone.
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Instead, she faces charges of manipulating the budget in order to hide the depths of Brazil's economic woes.
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She can hear him, rustling about in the depths, can feel the haunting presence of his vacant eyes.
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The depths of Amazon can be a really strange place, ya'll, but it's all in a day's work.
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U.S. stocks are on pace for their biggest December decline since 1931, the depths of the Great Depression.
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Nor would she be remembered for what she wrote about the sea, from its shore to its depths.
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A writer of profound emotional depths, Watson does not lie to his reader, so neither does his Jane.
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In the depths of the recession, in the second quarter of 33, that rate peaked at 23 percent.
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In the depths of the Great Recession, Robert Bowen got a phone call from a customer in distress.
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Though I did snap at friends, abruptly accessing huge depths of fury I wouldn't have thought I possessed.
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A five-meter long ribbon cable equipped with over a dozen sensors will measure temperature at various depths.
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Habitat: These silly guys, with their flappy little ears, can live at depths of 9,800 to 13,000 feet.
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And even during the depths of the recession, new graduates had an advantage: Most weren't cashiers and baristas.
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We must all search the inner depths of our conscience and ask: Is this what we really want?
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Radioactivity levels "thin out" quickly at these depths and there are few fish in the area, she said.
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So much flinging of arms and flicking of wrists that aims for expressive depths but too often misses.
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But you need persuasive singers to plumb the depths of the music and the subtleties of the characters.
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Heart-wrenching though it may be, diving into certain waters requires reckoning with the creatures in those depths.
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Business spending is also expected to collapse by about 20%, nearly matching the depths of the Great Recession.
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His poll ratings have begun creeping up from lows reached in the depths of the yellow vest crisis.
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But today's column will focus on the incompetence, whose full depths — and consequences — we're just starting to see.
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"These watches went to the greatest depths on earth," he said, with divers risking their lives and equipment.
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A weird wonderland of new ocean life has been discovered in the depths of the Gulf of California.
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The depths of Vann's sexual compulsions are thoroughly examined in "A Bright Shining Lie," and they were overwhelming.
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Photographs of gleaming ice samples from various depths and ages are installed like totems on the gallery walls.
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In the depths of despair, I wrote to the novelist, who was happy to hear about my pain.
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And that's part of why it's so important to study these watery depths that we ordinarily cannot see.
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Some people look into the hidden depths of themselves and they realize that success won't fill those spaces.
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Few topics are sustained for more than a page or two, and we never wade into the depths.
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Her team recorded the narwhals clicking, buzzing and calling their way through the icy depths of Scoresby Sound.
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Riley paints the limits of people's visual perception; Freud, a portrait painter, plumbed the depths of people themselves.
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Glimpsed from the peripheries of gender and sexuality, history confesses concealed depths and old stories reveal unsuspected trajectories.
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It sprang from worldviews that amputated people from their own depths and divided them into simplistic, flattened identities.
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Setting nets at shallower depths reduced the by-catch but also reduced the amount of tuna being caught.
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The narrator's heart-pond is destined to remain terminally neglected, its depths unexplored, its most precious resources unconsumed.
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The voice emerges from the depths, moans its plaintive song, and in under two minutes, forlornly recedes again.
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Those students are developing artificial intelligence to improve the maneuvering and sensing of robots in the sunless depths.
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It was important, then, that he chose a genre we think of in terms of surfaces and depths.
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This thinking is both naïve and theologically irresponsible: Christians, of all people, acknowledge the depths of human depravity.
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