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The espionage or sabotage argument barely held water and was, undeniably, overblown by pro-US military hawks who seemed to doubt a place like Darwin, with deep-rooted ties at both ends of the Pacific, could exist in the zero-sum game of international relations.

The ban is part of a nationwide effort by the Japanese government and the business community to sever the deep-rooted ties between organized crime and corporate Japan, especially in the construction industry.

"Those [stereotypes] have deep-rooted ties to the way technology is gendered as a masculine thing over the course of the 20th century".

This can hardly be because of their deep-rooted social ties here: many of them are barely around long enough to have any.

She pledged to root out "rampant, systemic, and deep-rooted" corruption with indictments against nine FIFA officials.

"We have deep-rooted problems with the United States.

It also needs a deep-rooted alliance with a big global carrier offering intercontinental traffic flows.

One is the modern take on a deep-rooted fixation with leadership and captaincy.

But he says her election has highlighted more deep-rooted problems with the student movement and its democratic processes.

The use of agencies is a sticking-plaster solution to deep-rooted problems with NHS workforce planning".

"But there will be no change to the public's deep-rooted disillusionment with the Democrats," he said.