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There have been roughly 115 killings in Naples this year, putting deep strains on law-enforcement services.

The chips are put deep in the horn, which has to be cut down first.

The audience was put deep inside the love-besotted mind of Ms. Monte's persona.

"It's a useful talent, but sometimes I worry that you haven't put deep thought into what you're doing in the world," Pattengale said.

This new spate of kidnappings has put deep strains on America's allies in Iraq and on companies that do business here.

IF Damrosch Park is now perceived as unsafe, putting deep dark woods at the Amsterdam Avenue end may only make matters worse.

But intense exposure to sunlight and repeated periods of drought in recent years have put deep stress on the vines and soil, conditions that are expected to become even more pronounced in the decades ahead.

But, in an unexpected development, the three left-wing parties that amassed a majority in parliament, agreed after the election to put deep ideological differences behind them and group together to get rid of the centre-right.

Salesforce has put deep emphasis on developing its marketing cloud and is expected to make a full push into the mobile app space.

We grow up in a society where confining ourselves to the traditional expectations of success is easier and something we don't have to put deep thought into.

Take care not to put deep teeth marks into the gum, otherwise when you stretch it out, it'll be all holey and won't trap any air.