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The phrase "a share deeper" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept but lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "To understand the issue, we need to explore a share deeper into the data."
Alternatives: "a bit deeper" or "a little deeper".
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Excluding items like litigation costs from the battle with Mr. Burkle, the loss was $1.02 a share, deeper than the 80 cents a share that Wall Street analysts had expected, according to Thomson Reuters.
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In this project, faculty members and graduate students at both institutions will meet annually for workshops of close textual readings of passages from Plato and Aristotle, with the goal of producing a shared, deeper interpretation of the texts.
However, the commonalities in the area of psychological health and social relationships suggest a shared deep valuing of links with family and community.
That means a fair number of traders see the stock, now around $16 a share, sinking deeper in the next couple of weeks.
Excluding nonrecurring items, the company lost $9.65 a share, which was deeper than the loss of $7.40 a share projected by analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.
But snapshots from a few lives lived almost entirely outside Manhattan reveal a shared and deep-seated feeling that the borough, however scintillating, is best avoided.
In both situations, I lost a friend I had shared deep parts of my soul with -- both past sins and future dreams.
This isn't quid pro quo; it's a shared identity, a deeper understanding, a mutual respect.
"No two countries share a deeper, a broader relationship than Canada and the United States.
We have a shared border, a deep history and relationship that goes back centuries.
It is a sharing in the deep American tradition of disregarding, disrespecting, and ultimately dismembering bodies of color.
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