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And Unilever has deepened its commitment to Microsoft's MSN portal, sponsoring channels with brands like Lipton tea and Dove soap, and agreeing to sponsor the MSN Europe site.

The new features are in addition to Science Times's regular coverage, and the section has deepened its commitment to articles about the larger world of science.

With the recent completion of a $1.3 billion, 300-mile pipeline by a foreign consortium, the government deepened its commitment to eventually doubling production, to 850,000 barrels a day.

Japan deepened its commitment to carbon cuts at the meeting, and Obama's appearance shows some level of focus on the issue.

He completed his duty in 2003, but reenlisted two years later as the U.S. deepened its commitment in Iraq.

It's interesting that ACE's policy statement on dance also seems to imply that the Royal Ballet might attract future funding if it deepens its commitment to developing younger artists and new work (the early signs of which have been seen at the Linbury Studio this year, with premieres from Headspace, Alexander Whitley and others).

So how is it, eight years later, that America is deepening its commitment in both Afghanistan and Pakistan?

Samsung, too, is deepening its commitment to.NET by launching support for it on its Tizen platform.

It urged BP to take its current crisis as an opportunity to renew and deepen its commitment to the compact's principles, saying that it had been "lagging in recent years".

Now the Guardian is deepening its commitment to this type of work.

The White House said the US would deepen its commitment to help low-lying and poor countries that are already threatened by rising seas and powerful storms.