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And with his hugely deep pockets – his 30% stake in financial advisers Hargreaves Lansdown is worth £2bn – he is not against spending more.

Both Lucy and her sister Daisy had a hugely deep fondness for their father, but they have become cynical about the continued interest in him.' While Wendy Cook acknowledges that her husband's drinking began during their time together, she said she never saw him drunk.

But the fact is it was a hugely deep, very interesting, and strikingly beautiful game.

He notes that it was only five years after the massive and hugely expensive Deep Blue beat Mr Kasparov in 1997 that Deep Fritz was able to achieve the same level of performance by combining the power of just eight personal computers.

and the director of the hugely successful "Deep Impact," gives her actors no room for modulation.

He could curse Norwich City's hugely merited equaliser deep into stoppage time at the end of the 90 minutes, a flicked header from Jamal Lewis which thrust the hosts into an extra period they must have dreaded given their cluttered schedule.

There are movies that have a long life, like "Frozen," rarely conquering the weekend but racking up hugely solid numbers deep into their run.

Northern Pakistan is hugely diverse; there are deep, historic undercurrents to its rustic cuisine, which bear influences of the Silk Road and invaders from other lands.

Minor league parks are booming everywhere, including Newark and other points in New Jersey as well as Bud Harrelson's independent and hugely successful Ducks in deepest Suffolk County.

But current policy already hugely favors incumbency and deep-pocketed candidates--to say nothing of the king-making opportunities that come to our high-propensity voters.

"Exploring such an inhospitable and extreme realm of the deep ocean is hugely valuable, because it creates a chance for people to engage their imagination.