How can we, as a society with a deep-seated cultural commitment to equality of opportunity, level the playing field, so that all children can move up through their own merit and hard work?
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To those who contend that Mr. Romney does not inspire the same kind of deep-seated, drop-everything dedication as, say, Barack Obama in 2008, Mr. Wilson is a four-wheel rebuke.
I wish I could say that my unrelenting mermaid-denial springs from a lifelong commitment to the truth, but it's really part of a deep-seated and unattractive need to spoil other people's fun.
What if, like Marina Picasso, the strong emotions are deep-seated and unlikely to ever pass?
Analysts say this trend is actually deep-seated, and is likely to continue.
The problems are deep-seated and structural.
First, conflicts of interest are real, deep-seated and very hard to overcome.
In Germany, where the country's history under the Third Reich still had repercussions, there was a deep-seated public abhorrence of making a commitment to military intervention.
Nonetheless, the president took it on for three reasons: a campaign commitment, a deep-seated belief in equality of care, and the fact that he and his advisors understood that the current growth in costs was simply unsustainable.
Deep-seated history, geography, law and intellectual traditions and (much under-remarked) religion, played their parts.
