But the third balcony at the United Center during a Blackhawks game is filled with the same type of quirky behaviors, faith-based knowledge and deep-seated passion that was so unerringly recounted in "Bleacher Bums," the long-running play about the eccentric, obsessed regulars who hung out in Wrigley Field's bleachers more than 30 years ago.
And how do we know if our kids are harboring their own deep-seated stress related to the knowledge that tragedy can strike at any random moment?
There is a deep-seated public view that, given these limitations of our knowledge, it is better to be safe than sorry.
Phebe Marr, another Iraq expert in Washington, said that although she had no knowledge of the charges, "it reflects a deep-seated struggle for power in Baghdad.... There's no love lost between Allawi and the Chalabis".
Trustees bring important organizational, risk management, legal, and fiscal skills, while faculty members offer long-term institutional knowledge, expertise, intellectual creativity, and -- most importantly -- deep-seated educational values.
The queries hurled at legislators from the Atlantic Seaboard to the nation's midsection reflected deep-seated fears, a general suspicion of government and, in some cases, a lack of knowledge on the part of the questioners.
Knowledge of these characteristic ultrasound features would facilitate early recognition of deep-seated lipomas and expedite investigation.
The reason is that, even at its most sophisticated, in its very wording the ELSI idiom reveals deep-seated assumptions, often unintentional or at any rate unscrutinized, about the flow of innovation in knowledge-intensive societies.
