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The Ring Two struggled with audiences due to stale imagery and a failure to deepen the mythology of the original (it preferred bat-shit insanity instead).

The split in the Social Democratic Party was deepened by the failure of the 1905 revolution.

The law is intended to avert a repeat of the credit crisis that was caused by the collapse of mortgage financing and deepened by the failure of Lehman Brothers Holdings in 2008.

Almost every day, the India news media is awash with new allegations of corruption, large and small, even as public cynicism is deepened by the failure of the system to hold the political class accountable.

This year Merck's woes have deepened with the failure of several drugs in human trials, including a key antidepressant.

It also casts a harsh light on what the report calls regulatory failures, which helped deepen the crisis.

"Failure to act will only deepen the crisis," he said.

The failure of the dialogue had only served to deepen the divide between the Al Khalifa branches, Ulrichsen wrote.

Failure to do anything on immigration reform will deepen the abyss of fear and persecution that 11-12 mimmigrantsigrants face, a situation that is untenable.

But failure to renew extended benefits would also slow the recovery, raise unemployment, and deepen the fiscal crises of state and federal governments.

Gradually deepen the hole.