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in-depth

[in-depth] / ˈɪnˈdɛpθ /


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In an undated letter of support included in the trove of emails, Chomsky raved about Epstein, saying the two had held "many long and often in-depth discussions".

From BBC

"That could serve as a legacy for future neutrino observatory and traditional telescopes to perform more in-depth study in particle acceleration mechanisms."

From Science Daily

While making the case for a visitor levy earlier, he said York and North Yorkshire's case was the only one backed by in-depth academic research.

From BBC

Andy, proprietor of The Institutional View research service, joins Barron’s Lauren Rublin and Ben Levisohn for an in-depth technical look at stocks, bonds, commodities, volatility, and economic trends.

From Barron's

This week, we have an in-depth look at this trend of childhood overmedication and its lasting effects.

From The Wall Street Journal