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depth

[depth] / dɛpθ /




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As the new year begins, novelists send characters to great heights in Tibet and Wyoming, to the great depths of the 19th century Atlantic and back in time, to early 20th century Pakistan.

From Los Angeles Times

Or maybe we’ll plumb new depths of dysfunction in the coming year.

From Salon

As Wall Street moderated its outlook from the depths of April’s market tailspin, the U.S. dollar stabilized after its worst first-half plunge in 50 years.

From The Wall Street Journal

The surveys revealed previously unknown hydrothermal activity at depths ranging from 100 to 230 meters.

From Science Daily

The things we tend to dismiss as scrappy, unfashionable or beneath notice often have more depth, more pleasure and more staying power than we give them credit for.

From Salon