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But the effect of the crisis has been even more profound than is generally understood: it has ushered in a new era defined by American decline and the beginnings of a Chinese economic world order.

Mr. Yakovlev believes in holding criminals to account, and he understands that obligation as something more profound than purging bad guys.

You listened to him and you understood that this person's self-worth was determined by something infinitely more profound than his bank balance.

No, it was more profound than that.

It's more profound than that.

It is more profound than that".

But it is more profound than this.

"The problem is more profound than anyone thought," she said.

City's problems were more profound than this charade, though.

But something more profound than homage had lured Schrader east.

"It couldn't be more profound than that".