a deeply

一个深深

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一个深深
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Now that a few days have passed I can at least tell myself that I am incredibly thankful and happy that I have such a deeply rewarding job.
A deeply closeted politician will hurt anyone-even those closest to her-in her ruthless climb to the top.
Instead, Ms Reza sought to capture the dramatic essence of a deeply ambitious man who seems to want "to combat the slippage of time" .
I believe that each country must chart its own course. China is an ancient nation, with a deeply rooted culture.
King grew up in the American south, brought up by a deeply religious family.
Aside : D gives a deeply hug with Jessica , he try to comfort her. Everyone bowed his head fell silent.
[11] But post-modernism has itself been generated by technology, with which it has a deeply ambiguous relationship.
Iraq has been a deeply unpopular war in Australia, where many believe it exposes the nation to greater danger of terror attack.
He has painted Mr Berisha as a demagogue in charge of a deeply corrupt government, arguing that it is time for a change.
Everything is going their way: sky-high gas prices, a weak economy and a deeply unpopular president.
The father, who was desperate with grief, and who was also a deeply religious man, decided to steal his daughter's body.
I was finally gone with a deeply sweet smile in my face since, I saw you were just dwelt safely in it.
A deeply ingrained sense of filial responsibility kept several countries from instituting pension systems until the late 1990s.
But it will require self-restraint and luck if the US is to avoid being sucked into further conflicts in a deeply destabilised Middle East.
deep-rooted prejudice; deep-seated differences of opinion; implanted convictions; ingrained habits of a lifetime; a deeply planted need.
The speech was a last-ditch attempt by Mr Bush to persuade a sceptical Congress to remain committed to a deeply unpopular war.
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