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deep

[deep] / dip /








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Previous similar technical makeups, while rare, indicate that the next leg up could last deep into 2026, and perhaps even accelerate in the latter half.

From MarketWatch

They also dislike the transparency on resale websites, particularly if their goods sell for deep discounts secondhand.

From The Wall Street Journal

Much like earthquakes help scientists explore Earth's interior, these stellar tremors allowed astronomers to probe deep inside the star and precisely measure properties of its core.

From Science Daily

The team found that large amounts of water could have been stored deep within Earth's mantle as it cooled and crystallized from molten rock.

From Science Daily

The cancer had started in his colon before spreading deep inside his brain.

From BBC