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If Germany resists sharing liabilities to strengthen the euro, it is in part because of its profound suspicion of Italy.

For Madame Bovary he took a commonplace story of adultery and made of it a book that will always be read because of its profound humanity.

In Madame Bovary Flaubert took a commonplace story of adultery and made of it a book that has continued to be read because of its profound humanity.

For this article, he said, he chose to watch the Zinnemann film both because of its profound impact on him and because he thinks it is the least seen and least remembered of his favorites.

Mr. Hanson said he had chosen to watch this film both because of its strong actor-director connection and because of its profound impact on him when he first stumbled across it.

This location was chosen by O'Connell precisely because of its profound significance in the Irish psyche.

Millie Martini Bratten, the editor in chief of Bride's magazine, said many brides were avoiding Sept. 11 "because of the profound sadness associated with it".

Information and communication technology (ICT) has a profound impact on environment because of its large amount of CO2 emissions.

In particular, we focus on the lack of vector transmission in HIV, because of the profound epidemiological significance of its absence.

I have enormous confidence that in looking at this law, not only is it constitutional, but that the Court is going to exercise its jurisprudence carefully because of the profound power that our Supreme Court has.

Mr Gray added: "This is a national crisis - a crisis for Scotland - because of the profound threat it poses to the future prosperity, future equality and future fairness of our society".