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But Fordham is perhaps deeper than it has ever been.

But the attack belied the Afghan government's efforts to present itself as in control of the situation in Kandahar, where anger over Sunday's killings is perhaps deepest.

But the roots of American alienation from Republicans are perhaps deeper than a mere disgust at Donald Rumsfeld's "incompetence" or the collapse of George W. Bush's "foreign policy credibility".

But there is perhaps a deeper hidden pressure.

There is, perhaps, a deeper point to the view that the primary object of loyalty is "personal," a point that may also help to explain why we are tempted to move from loyalty to people to loyalty to ideals.

So that's a very deep hole; and it would be in water that is perhaps 3-4km deep as well.

This is perhaps the deepest of Jacob Putnam's lessons.

This is, perhaps, the deep and mostly unspoken work of architectural memorials.

Mr Phillips said: "Continuously pretending that a group is somehow eventually going to become like the rest of us is perhaps the deepest form of disrespect".

Severn thanked Ladak for his past efforts on the club's behalf but continued: "This is perhaps as deep as it can get into crisis before extinction.

That need for self-righteous absolutes is perhaps the deepest anxiety of all.