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The intelligence committee on which Swalwell serves on Wednesday announced it would deepen its own inquiry into Russian hacking and propaganda in the election.

And before long, Tencent announced it would deepen its ties with Garena to distribute games in Southeast Asia.

By rigidly requiring a balanced budget each year, it would deepen recessions by forcing tax increases or spending cuts in a weak economy.

If the vote is close, marred or followed by widespread violence, analysts fear it would deepen Nigeria's ethnic, religious and regional divides.

His plan to punish the North would further weaken his country's already diminished diplomatic leverage over the North Koreans, because it would deepen the North's economic dependence on China at the expense of inter-Korean trade, analysts said.

If reports of abductions, beatings and killings of pro-Gbagbo civilians are confirmed, it would deepen international fears that Ivory Coast may plunge into a bloody and prolonged revival of its 2002-03 civil war.

A better understanding of glycoscience, it added, would deepen researchers' understanding of cancer, infectious diseases, biofuels, alternative sources of carbohydrate-based energy and the development of new carbohydrate-based materials.

Aleppo hasn't fallen, but if it had that would deepen the moral necessity to have a plan, not relieve it.

It was an error that would deepen the rift between the West and the Taliban, eventually turning imagined enemies into real ones.

I also contend that as we explore the sensuality of our food and how we interact with it -- our sex lives would deepen and become more expressed as well.

Pick your fruit and then think about what booze would deepen or brighten it.