"They look for the deepest pockets, just pure and simple," he said.
In all, about 15percentt of Russians' wages are eligible for the deepest cuts.
The fact that he remains the Quartet's man in the Middle East should be cause for the deepest alarm.
He paused again, as if still searching for the deepest reason, then added, "Hell, I like it down there".
His "300" tanks, for the deepest portions of the day's dive, contained only about nine per cent oxygen, or less than half the proportion found in ordinary air.
From a distance, his metal wheelchair in the moonlight looked like some precision instrument made especially for the deepest, darkest hours of the night.
But I also wanted plasma for the deepest black tones, a 47-inch screen, ports on the side for easy access, and speaker panels smaller than Arabian rugs.
Republicans aimed for the deepest fears of white southerners by tying Childers to Obama's nutty former preacher, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr.
Over all, the United States might be headed for the deepest recession it has faced in a generation, Mr. Hill said.
A range of sanctions will be available, applied "proportionately" to the scale of the breach, with exclusion from competition the hardest penalty for the deepest lossmakers.
Weak sales of clothing left retailers jostling for the deepest if not most desperate discounts over the last weekend to drum up interest from consumers.
