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in-depth

[in-depth] / ˈɪnˈdɛpθ /


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“I think that’s what people like about me: I’m not going to be doing an in-depth look at their career or ask a very sincere question, but I will have done all my research so that I can ask them something that’s related to their movie or themes of their work or their interests that maybe catches them off guard. I don’t have to take the style of other reporters; I can do it in my own way.”

From Los Angeles Times

Years of congressional investigations and in-depth reporting had made the country aware of massive abuses of power by the executive branch.

From Salon

The EU’s merger watchdog launched an in-depth investigation into the deal in July before issuing a formal statement of objections in November.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It demands an in-depth police investigation, and is by far the biggest scandal of all."

From BBC

"It's hard to analyse the performance so in-depth," said Chock.

From Barron's