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These are complex and deeply-rooted issues.

There's something ancient and deeply-rooted in my soul.

Early marriage and pregnancy among teenage girls is common in developing countries -- a product of tradition, economic scarcity, lack of opportunity and deeply-rooted gender bias.

Japan and China obviously hold wide and deeply-rooted differences over history, but one would think Mr. Abe would in 2014 at least acknowledge a dispute!

It is well-organized, and ready to lead a broad-based and deeply-rooted opposition against an increasingly vulnerable but dangerous regime.

It was born out of a more insidious and deeply rooted exclusion of outsiders (an exclusion that some might say is in itself a form of violence).

For Mizoguchi, Japan's most destructive and deeply rooted crisis was the subjugation of women.

In most of Eastern Europe, the heavy lid of communist authoritarian rule was suppressing broad and deeply rooted aspirations for democracy.

Crete is the best eating place in Greece, a trove of wild foods and deeply rooted cooking traditions.

At the same time, many former Soviet countries are wrestling with their identities, pulled between the market and social forces of the West and deeply rooted national tendencies.

It does to neighborhoods and cities what climate change is doing to the earth: driving out fragile and deeply rooted species, and pushing the poor past the brink.