As was the case with almost everyone in Dillon, Texas, that portrait was substantially deepened within a season or two, and I already feel that level of intimacy with the "Rectify" characters, even Teddy, a once-brash younger version of Garrity.
The indictments have deepened divisions within the group, paramilitary commanders in Medellín and the surrounding countryside said in recent interviews, as commanders weigh how involved in the drug trade their factions should remain.
The new row has deepened the rift within the ruling left on how to tackle the issue, the BBC's Christian Fraser reports from Paris.
C1 Division at Morgan Stanley Philip J. Purcell's decision to step down as chief executive of Morgan Stanley seems to have deepened divisions within the firm, putting increased pressure on a board that is struggling to find the appropriate candidate to right the troubled investment banking franchise.
Mr. Holder's comments, which echoed those of Mr. Obama earlier in the day in the Rose Garden, reflected deepening frustration within the administration at the inability to stop the spill, along with wide concern that the government and the president appear increasingly impotent as oil laps at the shorelines of Louisiana, and now Alabama and Mississippi.
But – for now – it has deepened the splits within the Tory party, already divided from top to toe by the prospective EU referendum.
The clash reflects a fissure within conservative circles that deepened with the rise of the religious right in the 1980s, pitting those with a libertarian bent, who are most concerned with limiting government, against those, mainly led by evangelical Christians, who see same-sex marriage and abortion as acid tests.
In a sign of the deepening rift within the party, three far-left members of the 11 officials on Syriza's political committee that met on Tuesday demanded the government break off negotiations with EU/IMF creditors and return to its anti-bailout roots.
A series of high-profile stories in various media are only one sign of a deepening malaise within the organisation, the fall-out from which confronts those of us who work in the arts in Scotland every day.
