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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.

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

Beijing has not only sought to establish an almost-base there, but has deepened its financial ties as well.

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

As he has held poetry to its essence, he has deepened it.

Instead of widening its coverage, it has deepened it.

With the recent completion of a $1.3 billion, 300-mile pipeline by a foreign consortium, the government deepened its commitment to eventually doubling production, to 850,000 barrels a day.

Japan deepened its commitment to carbon cuts at the meeting, and Obama's appearance shows some level of focus on the issue.

He completed his duty in 2003, but reenlisted two years later as the U.S. deepened its commitment in Iraq.

Twenty-nine percent of Americans said the recession has deepened their commitment to their marriage, according to the Survey of Marital Generosity released earlier this year.

"For decades, Ruscha has proven to be among the most iconic, supremely influential artists of our time and his involvement with the museum over the years has deepened MOCA's commitment to being the Artists Museumm.