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Martin's ability to gel with tourists, Greek locals and migrants alike makes this a refreshingly in-depth take on youth culture and crisis.

Paul Lewis is west coast bureau chief of Guardian US I have no qualms about Serial providing an in-depth take on the Bergdahl story.

For a more in-depth take on what Wednesday night's gaffe could mean for Mr. Perry's presidential chances, check out Nate Silver's blog post.

"The website is big and you couldn't argue it doesn't have an impact [on other media]." In its defence, the BBC says: "The BBC Magazine section often complements programmes being broadcast on the BBC or provides an in-depth take on topical stories".

Finley's rendition of Trump himself is hefty, a more in-depth take than her portrayal in Unicorn Gratitude Mystery.

The volatility of the race requires quick reflexes, yet seriously vetting a candidate in-depth takes time.

So our "in depth" take on pop culture won't be a lengthy film review, as it could be on thelipster.com.

Before you dive in and read the material in depth, take a minute to survey the material by briefly skimming through the chapters you plan on reading.

Hence, we have developed a novel methodology that studies the communications in depth, taking into account the actual channel features from the first step.

Figure 4(b) shows an image of a similar region in depth taken with the commercial confocal microscope.

The game's accessibility was a source of praise; according to Eric Neigher of 1UP.com, it allows for "five-minute sprints" of gameplay, although more in-depth options take up more time.