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In many countries, democratic backsliding comes from far deeper sources.
Rather than simply homing in on a handful of the biggest hits from each of the musicians they chose to honor, they balanced the choices between cornerstone numbers — Haggard's "The Fightin' Side of Me" and "The Bottle Let Me Down"; Owens' "Together Again" — with songs from far deeper in each man's trove of songs.
The agreement reached on Sunday in Geneva after four days of marathon talks has drawn harsh reviews from Israel as well as congressional skeptics who believe Western diplomats should have pushed for far deeper concessions from Iran, including a halt to all uranium enrichment and a dismantling of Iran's nuclear facilities.
Writing in the Observer ahead of a five-day visit to China, the chancellor argued that the recent volatility in the Chinese economy must not deter the UK from developing far deeper financial and cultural links with the world's second biggest economy.
But on this remarkable debut the latest NYC hopefuls clearly draw from a far deeper well of influences.
There is no easy solution to the challenge of explaining to voters that short term deficits were and still are needed to continue to steer the economy away from a far deeper recession but that shrinking deficits and eventually reaching a balanced budget is the needed prescription for the long term.
In a report last year she said she was less optimistic than the management about the companys potential in China because of rising fixed costs and the fierce competition from multinationals with far deeper pockets and longer staying power..
Because the memory of the impact of the discipline from us is far deeper and more emotionally charged that their memory of their "mistake".
Dividing the genome into 100 kilobase windows, depth of coverage varied from 266 828 reads/100Kbp, with far deeper coverage as expected at the 16S ribosomal RNA genes.
Banks from other countries have far deeper pockets and just as much drive.
Japan is suffering from a leadership crisis far deeper than the sudden disability of Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi.
