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deep

[deep] / dip /








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“We should not spend over $150 million of public funds to reduce baseless, unscientific, unrealistic concerns about service tunnel noise from a very deep tunnel,” said Thomas Smith, a longtime Angeleno.

From Los Angeles Times

Crucially, the island sits closer to naturally deep waters in the Persian Gulf.

From MarketWatch

Software stocks were mixed in afternoon trading, while hardware stocks with deep exposure to AI data centers fell sharply.

From Barron's

O'Donovan said in February he was concerned the polymer seal would not stop deep‑seated fires and could delay ecological surveys needed for his planning application and site remediation.

From BBC

"We were about a mile away from quite deep countryside, so I used to just go out on my own, just being away from the normal stuff - school, family life."

From BBC