A current astral alignment reflects "your immense sensitivity and deep, secret propensity to be powerful," purrs last weekend's posthumous bulletin for Scorpios.
Colombia, Latin America's fourth largest economy, is a country that is experiencing dynamic growth in some sectors but is still characterized by immense inequality and deep seated social divisions.
The Great Dane's immense size and deep chest often causes painful bloating and twisting in the stomach that needs immediate medical care.
Another option, more frequently encountered, is a wooden skewer of three immense and golden deep-fried mussels that can be eaten plain with a sharp, creamy garlic sauce, or slid from their skewer, sandwiched in a slab of bread by the vendor and slathered with the sauce.
He was, in short, a politician, of a sort that was rare in the African National Congress then and is in woefully short supply today, here and in Washington: a politician with high purpose, a clear eye on the future, an immense generosity of spirit and deep reserves of discipline and resourcefulness.
The stronghold that many US funded anti-gay evangelical missions and churches have on the Ugandan population is immense, and coupled with deep-seated African spirituality, feels frighteningly powerful.
Charlie's distinguished career with our organization spanned over 35 years - a generation of Fiduciary Trust employees, clients and friends benefited from his immense experience, warm friendship, humor and deep sense of loyalty.
It proved to me once again that this is a land of great heights and deep lows, of immense beauty and unadulterated depravity.
Mr. Ryan, 43, has immense credibility with conservatives for his "Path to Prosperity" budget, which proposed politically risky Medicare changes and deep tax cuts.
Mighty, glacial rivers have carved deep canyons, punctuated by immense and spectacular waterfalls.
Where many contraltos are endowed with the lightish, dusky equivalent of a viola, her voice — immense, deep, velvety and burnished — put a cello at her command.
