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Mr. Giuliani's first-quarter report did little to address the question of whether he can extend his reputation for strength under fire into deeper support from Republican primary voters in other parts of the country, where his liberal views on social issues are not yet well known.

With this more open governance model, the project may get deeper support from other browser makers like Apple, Mozilla, and Microsoft, as well as the broader open source community.

Unless the YPG can draw deeper support from the region's Arab population, and perhaps inspire significant defections from regime forces, the Kurdish-led forces will find these desert Arab areas harder to rule than conquer, with any displacement of the local population providing fertile ground for accusations of ethnic cleansing.

Mr. Gore has failed to engender deep support from many past backers.

"This much is clear: I will have broad, deep support from the labor movement; George won't," Mr. Curry said.

But Mr. Ashcroft also relied on big turnouts and deep support from the overwhelmingly white rural and suburban areas of the state, particularly in southwest Missouri.

But she is not deluding herself here: she continues to have deep support from her colleagues, elected officials and the military; millions have and will cast their vote for her, and the devotion in her camp is real.

While most Americans, and nearly all economists, believe that trade has, on balance, been good for America (if not for all Americans), Trump has found deep support from people who are feeling economic pain.

From their side of the fighting in Bajaur, the Taliban have mounted a brutal show of intimidation, aided by money and deep support from across the border in Afghanistan and Mohmand, according to interviews with the displaced and with law enforcement and military officials.

BAGHDAD — The serpentine career of Ayad Allawi, who served briefly as Iraq's interim prime minister five years ago, has taken another unlikely turn: a secular Shiite with little taste for campaigning, he stands a strong chance of winning the most votes in Sunday's parliamentary elections as the leader of a coalition that is attracting deep support from Sunni Muslims.

The bill enjoys wide and deep support from groups normally divided on criminal justice issues, including the Fraternal Order of Police and the ACLU.