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Mrs. Clinton called the recent fight "deeply troubling".
If this is a partisan fight deeply dividing a nation, as our pundits purport, it's all form and no content.
In a statement, Ronald Leopold, the executive director of the Frank House, said the museum found the legal fight "deeply regrettable".
IN the very public profession of politics, whose practitioners (male and female) are subject to intense scrutiny by the opposition and the news media, women still have to fight deeply ingrained stereotypes.
Parker risked missing the 2012 Summer Olympics after a piece of glass thrown in the fight deeply penetrated his eye, requiring surgery to remove.
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9 Gay Rights Battles Loom Both sides in the debate over gay rights are vowing an intense state-by-state fight over deeply polarizing questions, foremost among them whether gays should be allowed to marry.
Spurred on by the Supreme Court's landmark ruling decriminalizing gay sexual conduct, both sides in the debate over gay rights are vowing an intense state-by-state fight over deeply polarizing questions, foremost among them whether gays should be allowed to marry.
They're caught in the middle of a political fight over a deeply personal issue that leaves most Americans feeling uneasy.
Mr. Ustinov's departure came only three weeks after Mr. Putin dismissed the chief of Russia's customs service and a dozen other officers in what was described as a newly energized fight against a deeply corrupt bureaucracy.
And beyond the politics, this fight has become deeply personal.
The longer we fight, the more deeply we are seized by fear.
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