Responding to the comments, a spokesman for Green said she was "deeply saddened that Ms Wood feels that way".
A US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks late last year claimed Gaddafi was deeply attached to Ms Kolotnytska, one of four Ukrainian nurses that took care of him.
The couple, who had to announce that they were expecting their first child sooner than planned after Kate was admitted to hospital with acute morning sickness on Monday, said they were "deeply saddened" by Ms Saldanha's death.
Oil is a big industry in Louisiana, and the president is deeply unpopular there: Ms Landrieu hoped the vote on her bill would help to prove her independence and "clout".
Liberty was a notion the pacificist-turned-war-heroine held deeply, according to Ms Basu.
– UNICEF is deeply concerned about Ms Jagoda Savi's statement in "Vecernji", implying that imported vaccines can threaten the lives of children in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Photosynthesis does not occur in bathyal waters as a rule, the zone being characteristically dark except in the clear, virtually lifeless waters of the tropics, where small amounts of sunlight can penetrate as deeply as 600 m (2,000 feet).
Michel Faber, for me one of the most interesting authors out there today, has said that his new novel, the mesmerising The Book of Strange New Things described as "astonishing and deeply affecting" by M John Harrison, is probably going to be his last.
These are rounded, gently sloping, and deeply weathered (>3 m deep), which indicates no significant influence from catastrophic mass wasting.
As they are partially removed by a deeply entrenched (>100 m) slope valley, the channel-fills represent a remnant of an overall waxing period (degradational phase) at the scale of a depositional sequence.
The couple lived together in Kew from January to July last year and had a deeply troubled relationship as Ms Larke tried to overcome alcoholism.
