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Afghans have become deeply internationalist.
And Mayan inscriptions proclaim that he was deeply in love with his wife.
It's deeply embedded in the brain.
And recently, I've become interested in diving much more deeply into a single story.
When we sat down to talk, it was apparent that he was deeply saddened by what we were required to do.
By deeply, intimately knowing what kind of touch feels right, what pressure, what speed, what context, you can better know what kind of touch feels wrong and have the confidence to say so.
And instead, created a story that touched our audiences deeply.
Jim took what could have been a straight-up medical science story and gave it a human dimension that touched our readers deeply.
And this tribal psychology is so deeply pleasurable that even when we don't have tribes, we go ahead and make them, because it's fun.
Though he lived primarily in France for the rest of his life, Baldwin was deeply invested in the movement, and keenly aware of his country’s unfulfilled promise.
And so if you think of yourself as a sort of city with a hundred resources, then, when you're afraid, for example, you may discard your long-range goals, but you may think deeply and focus on exactly how to achieve that particular goal.
He carried this interest to medical school, where he learned all our senses are deeply connected.
She helped me to understand how deeply our country has been affected by land mines and by war.
Now, it follows from that, that they're deeply contestable.
Well, all over the Muslim world there are people who take Islam deeply seriously, people who care about Islam, for whom it's a source either of faith, or of civilization, or of deep values, or just a source of powerful personal identity, who think and are saying loudly that Islam and democracy are in fact not in conflict, but are in fact deeply compatible.
On the other hand, the capacities for positive results in the aftermath of a war are also not to be underestimated, even by, and I would say especially by, people who are deeply skeptical about whether we should go to war in the first place.
Yes, they kiss too, sometimes very deeply.
And together with millions of other Tunisians, I'm deeply indebted to that historic decision.
And as a scientist and a father, I've become deeply concerned about what we're leaving behind for our kids, and now my five grandkids.
He had servants to answer any whim, and he had a family who loved him deeply.
And I cared deeply about climate change and lots of inequality, so I'd go and I'd talk to lots of people, which made me nervous and drained me of energy, but I did it because I cared, but I would hide in the toilets, because I'd be exhausted, and I didn't want my teammates doubting my commitment to the cause, thinking that I was slacking.
So it means you could have these discussions in a very slow way, which is great for the extrovert to slow down and think deeply, but it's really good for the introvert as well, to be heard and to feel part of that movement for change, in a good way.
We're good at slowing down and thinking deeply, and the detail of issues, we're really good at bringing them out.
It is a deeply unhappy state of being.
And we do this work by putting community at the heart of our journalistic process, by putting our egos to the side to listen first, to listen deeply, to listen around and through our own biases, our own habits of thought, and to support others in doing the same.
But terrible things are happening, people are experiencing deeply formative and traumatic losses every day.
And in fact, this idea of generations has become deeply embedded in United States culture.
They’re all members of the Wuddly species, and the process of adopting them is deeply peculiar.
You're almost seeing a black hole puncture through space-time, and when it goes so deeply in, then there's a point at which light orbits the black hole.
This experience made me think a little more deeply about my research.
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