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For SAFA intakes changes were also similar among the different countries, but reduced more profoundly even when SAFA consumption was already below the recommended limit (China and Israel).

As has been true for many years now across the nation's academic communities, the students understand the real world and respect notions of free inquiry, free speech and academic freedom far more profoundly than even some "superstar" professors.

Radiation treatment posed that question even more profoundly.

Ashbery, whose work I have known for longer, has infected my consciousness even more profoundly.

Even more profoundly, Herder elevated the historical imagination to supreme importance.

Viewer choice and control increased dramatically with these technologies and would increase even more profoundly in the new century.

Ms. Johnson, now 44 and originally from Madison, Wis., was even more profoundly influenced by the Tibetan refugees she met.

There was jubilation, certainly, but a sense too that something even more profoundly liberating has taken place.

"I think the apology the government gives next year to accompany this legislation will be even more profoundly important.

She conveys deeper truths about his difference and, even more profoundly, about human existence and the immensely complicated dynamics of the social roles that we each inhabit".

Even more profoundly, if we discourage young people from entering as a new generation of scientists, that will be difficult to reverse.