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Yet his respect for these men is no less profound than his anger.

But "Anna Nicole," if less profound than "Nixon in China," is brilliantly entertaining — and surprisingly sympathetic to its heroine (Sarah Joy Miller, above).

No doubt Lumet regarded that particular box-office hit as less profound than Serpico (1973) and Dog Day Afternoon.

The result is an exhausting epic that is at once more absorbing than it deserves to be and less profound than the author intended.

There can and should be compromise, for in truth, the ideological divisions are less profound than they were in the 1980s.

However, Pérez Laraudogoitia (forthcoming) has shown that this asymmetry is much less profound than it appears.

And computing will undergo a revolution no less profound than the one that brought us the microchip, right?

There is a modest dependence profile of cannabis, less profound than with caffeine".

Entire religions have been founded on miracles less profound than the Ensenada fish taco.

Those words are no less profound today than they were back in 1969.

The gradient for active commuting and occupational class was less profound in ethnic minority women than in European-Dutch women.