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in-depth

Definition for in-depth

adjective as in painstaking

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A research effort led by Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka has generated an in-depth structural map of a bacteriophage, offering new insight into how these viruses could be used to counter drug-resistant bacteria.

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The annual MarketWatch 25 kicked off this week, featuring in-depth interviews with people who have a lot of influence on your money, your work and even your health.

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The annual MarketWatch 25 kicked off this week, featuring in-depth interviews with people who have a lot of influence on your money, your work and even your health.

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The European Union’s competition regulator conditionally cleared Abu Dhabi’s state oil company’s $13.7 billion bid for German plastics maker Covestro 1COV 2.10%increase; green up pointing triangle after an in-depth foreign subsidies probe.

But the acquisition has faced pressure from EU watchdogs, who opened an in-depth investigation earlier this year under a relatively new piece of legislation designed to tackle what European officials see as distorting subsidies from foreign governments.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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