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But in a wild market, they spiked back up last week because of deep uncertainty in the financial markets.

Now, it seems, he gets no credit for the improvements in Iraq because of deep discontent over the tattered economy.

And the surge in auto purchases, some economists suggested, came in part because of deep discounts from carmakers.

Refugees are a fraught issue because of deep divisions in Lebanon over the Syrian conflict and fears that refugees could upset Lebanon's fragile sectarian balance.

Mr. Treinish said the collaboration with Ms. Craighead had suffered in part because of deep snow, which hampered the volunteers' collection of data.

In February, the playhouse laid off its entire staff of 37 and was scheduled to close its doors because of deep debt.

Because of deep Iraqi hostility, American officials argue that merely dropping the terrorist designation would not end the danger of attacks on the group.

Economists said that some businesses may also be acting more cautious because of deep federal spending cuts that began in March.

All three judges had Vitali ahead when the bout in Los Angeles was stopped after the sixth round because of deep cuts above the left eye.

But Mr. Schwarzenberg, the foreign minister, argued that the Czech Republic was not immune to the financial crisis, because of deep integration with the euro zone.

Retail sales in Japan grew a better-than-expected 0.8percentt in October from September because of deep discounting and strong car sales.