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So even as it has stepped up its rhetoric around user privacy it has deepened its business relationship with one of the Western Internet's primary data suckers.

"The Yanukovych regime has created at least the appearance of wanting to violently break up a demonstration that has for the most part been a model of peacefulness, and as a result it has deepened its isolation," the paper says.

The US has deepened its involvement, announcing late on Tuesday that it was stepping up weapons deliveries and intelligence-sharing in support of the Saudi-led coalition.

And The Times has deepened its involvement in the Internet, establishing Web sites under New York Times Digital.

The report says: "In recent weeks, Beijing has deepened its crackdown on journalists who cover protests and human rights abuses".

And Unilever has deepened its commitment to Microsoft's MSN portal, sponsoring channels with brands like Lipton tea and Dove soap, and agreeing to sponsor the MSN Europe site.

Those steps have deepened its recession, making it even less able to repay its debts.

"We are profoundly sorry for the times when we have deepened its pain by what we have done or by what we have failed to do.

Within a few years the musicians' salaries had more than doubled, the orchestra was on firm financial footing, its repertory had deepened, its recordings had multiplied and a popular series of preconcert lecture series had begun.

Saudi Arabia's Arabic daily al-Riyadh newspaper wrote that the Islamic state had "deepened its savagery and its bloody approach" by burning Kasaesbeh.

Instead of widening its coverage, it has deepened it.