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deep

[deep] / dip /








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The area is deep “rooted in Black home ownership, Black businesses and cultural pride,” says L.A. resident Robert China Berry who placed a billboard nearby that reads “Black Beverly Hills.”

From Los Angeles Times

The dollar is still the most widely used currency—accounting for more than 90% of foreign exchange transactions—and the U.S. is the most liquid and deepest market.

From Barron's

With City's attackers waiting before dropping deep, City's defenders are able to carry the ball into the space that opens up.

From BBC

It is this zone Russia's Northern Fleet missile-launching submarines based on the Kola Peninsula must cross to disappear into the deep waters of the Atlantic.

From Barron's

The Dodgers’ starting rotation is already pretty deep.

From Los Angeles Times