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But the problem goes deeper: according to the Indian government's own stark figures, 53% of Indian children experience sexual abuse.

A. It's not that track workers used to be thinner; the answer is that the niches used to be deeper, according to the engineering staff at New York City Transit.

The Obama administration is now considering reducing troop levels in Afghanistan by at least 20,000 by 2013, and possibly even deeper, according to Helene Cooper and Eric Schmitt of The Times.

The criticism goes deeper, according to Goldberg, charging that Netanyahu does not serve Israel's real foreign policy needs, and leads the country towards a diplomatic isolation.

But the problem runs far deeper, according to Scott Davis, a program specialist at the VA's Health Eligibility Center in Atlanta and a past whistleblower on VA mismanagement.

Aslam's body was found in the sea, five metres deep, according to police.

The lake, which is 2.5 kilometers in diameter, is around 85 meters deep, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology.

And that pessimism is deep, according to a survey of 1,061 people conducted last weekend for Kyodo News.

In total, the group claims to have more than $50 billion "under advisement".The hoodwinking ran deep, according to the SEC's complaint.

Not in a generation has the enmity run this deep, according to Sergey Rogov, the academic director of the Institute for U.S. and Canadian Studies, in Moscow.

Another concern is the pit that the mine would create by digging ore, more than a mile wide and a half-mile mile deep, according to the environmental impact statement.