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Their steady march towards quasi-independence has deepened concerns that they will become a magnet for Turkey's 14m or so Kurds.
The long disruption to supplies from Venezuela -- at a time when looming conflict with Iraq threatens to upset flows from the Middle East -- has deepened concerns that higher energy costs could derail a tentative recovery.
Debate over the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, a 1,700-mile 1,700-mileat would run from Canada's oil sands to the Gulf Coast, has also deeprojectoncern among environmenthatgroups and politicians that the federal pipeline agency is not equipped to adequately monitor such a large project.
Reports in recent months of plans for expensive manned missions have only deepened concern.
Either that, or GDP is understated.In this section The one-year itch Free speech v private life Low bounce Sea change Guns and roses Value for money The thinking capital Reprints Related items Economics focus: Botox and beancountingApr 28th 2011The economy's lack of zip has deepened concern about this year's fiscal tightening.
Last year, Facebook and PayPal announced a deepened relationship that allowed customers in the U.S. to shop from online merchants using their Messenger chat bots, then transact in the messaging app via PayPal.
That anxiety triggers the strong emotional intimacy we've developed, and it's that deepened intimacy that gets us through the rough patches.
As his self-trust deepened, the voices that assaulted him lessened.
Not surprisingly it was this deepened emotional intimacy that brought my missing top gear back.
Early ice flow had been directed through north-south, geologically controlled, over-deepened fjords that were carved during previous 'restricted' glaciations.
Mr. Obama's Inaugural Address appeared to reflect a deepened understanding that the right to marry the person of one's choice is a fundamental right "under the law".
