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But Mr. Dias Gomes disagreed, saying the novela "cannot be substituted" because it is too deeply rooted a habit in Latin America, and Mr. Daniel agrees.

"It is too deeply intertwined with other, non-congressional material.

He was rushed to the hospital and the doctors tried to remove the tumor, but it was too deeply embedded in his brain to risk removing it.

"I realised there was no way a search party would find the plane – it was too deeply hidden – so my only chance was to reach help.

But I don't see us ever eliminating the human element at Goldman Sachs; it's too deeply embedded in our culture, in the work we do, and in what we believe drives success.

It's too deeply ingrained for that, but what this case has done is to ever so slightly lessen my commitment to my team and the whole idea of football support.

They haven't all been working class by any means: they've been heterogeneous in that sense; but they have tended to be black.' Probably the main strain of criticism of Hollinghurst is that his characters aren't likeable enough, that if there is feeling in his novels, then it's too deeply suppressed.

However, it's too deeply entrenched around the individual after years of binary friendship to reorganize curation around friend lists.

If you can't see what is causing the blockage or it's too deeply lodged or wedged in, do not attempt this step.

"But it might be because writing about what's happening with people my age, I'm too deeply in it".

Whatever the syntactical details, "a donkey" is too deeply embedded for it to c-command "it".