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Other Information on the Web: BBC News offers a multi-media Web site on "Changing China" (//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/asia_pacific/2004/china/default.stm) as part of its "In Depth" report series.
It aired its in-depth analysis of the current fiscal crisis publicly and offered a bold solution.
Though ERT was often criticized for overspending and for lacking independence, it was widely valued in Greece for its in-depth news coverage, documentaries and cultural programs.
Today, after carrying out its in-depth probe, the Commission says it's satisfied the deal will not adversely affect competition in the EEA — and has given it the go-ahead.
Of course, The Times is equally known for its in-depth and investigative reporting on politics.
Independent.co.uk also reaped dividends for its in-depth coverage of the riots, with a 6.77% month-on-month rise in daily online users to 664,685.
Salt, quinine, the color magenta: each has had its in-depth studies, and now the vanilla bean is ready to be in vogue.
Like its predecessor, Magicka 2's greatest strength is its anarchic tendencies, its in-depth spellcasting system often rewarding you for trying unlikely magic combos.
Viacom, the parent company of MTV, is known for its in-depth audience research and for matching that research with marketers' needs.
A new book about Washington Mutual, "The Lost Bank" by Kirsten Grind, has been praised for its in-depth account of biggest bank failure in the nation's history.
Crucial details will be filled in later this summer as the Pentagon completes its in-depth review of likely military contingencies and reshapes its future budget requests to meet them.
