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Haircuts can set off panics and that may deepen the cost of a rescue.

In fact, as Mr Kausikan points out, that may deepen the strategic distrust between them.

Liechtenstein has harshly protested Germany's tactics, and the arrest warrant may deepen the rift between the countries.

The outcome will be well received in Russia, which sees itself as the spiritual homeland of chess, but may deepen the east-west divisions within the sport.

Trade barriers aiming to defend jobs may deepen the global recession if they make it harder for other countries to sell their goods abroad, as happened when nations closed their markets in the Depression.

In theory, the Federal Reserve's examiners will now need access to the operations not only of China's largest bank but of its regulators.Allowing Chinese banks into America may deepen the two countries' banking links.

Although the latest executions may deepen fear among the population, they will hardly restore legitimacy.Mr Lukashenka's support has fallen from 50% to just 20% since his re-election, according to independent polling.

Not all the selections are regularly on view at the Met, so the show may deepen your appreciation of the Met's holdings and its collecting history.

Understanding the relationships between the zonation of these pathways in the liver may deepen our views on the pathogenesis of HCC, its proliferation or maintenance.

The current study's findings may deepen understanding of the ways in which mating strategies change with age, as well as the qualities that women desire in a mate, in order to improve mating success.

Individualistic approaches to pandemic risk inhibit acting for the benefit of others and may deepen divisions in the community according to health status.