Up to this point, Andrea-or-Ashley was still deep into her showmance with Dr. Jesus, rooting for him to win every challenge and rise from the dead.
A purple-state Democrat, he was calling for criminal justice reform at least a decade ago, when most of the other 2016 candidates were still deep into their Tough on Crime phases.
To dig still deeper into the strange pathos of retrospective narration, take the late-Brosnan-period James Bond movie "The World Is Not Enough".
And ordinary Mexicans sank still deeper into the gray swamp that surrounds authoritarian societies everywhere -- the miasmas of resignation and cynicism, streaked with bizarre and sinister conspiracy theories and brightly colored millenarian fantasies that cannot possibly come to pass.
Amid the confusion, worries grew that Taliban fighters would use the exodus to infiltrate still deeper into Pakistan and then carry out reprisal attacks in refugee camps or other sites across Pakistan.
The voters' minds had been made up by the combination of rising prices, hatred of the Government's labor-relations policies, and discontent with 3 1/2 years of a Tory Government that had got the country into Europe, where multitudes of citizens did not want to be, and still deeper into economic crisis.
If a direct line of connection can be established between the Department for Education and Skills, the QCA, the exam boards and a deliberate lowering of A-level results, then heads must surely roll.Either way, the current fiasco will drag the already besmirched name of A-levels still deeper into the mud.
On Sept. 14, 16 and 17 Mr. Schick, who called the critically hailed premiere "the most fantastic experience I hope never to repeat," will plunge still deeper into Mr. Dillon's magnum opus, conducting ICE, the International Contemporary Ensemble, and the Crossing, a Philadelphia chamber choir, in the American premiere of "Nine Rivers" at the Miller Theater.
And low, regulated domestic tariffs have obliged utility companies to recoup costs by charging high prices to industrial customers, thus pushing Russia's struggling factories still deeper into insolvency.But against the economic arguments must be ranged the practical and political ones.
If Mr. Bush, whose decision to inject Vietnam into the debate over Iraq was bizarre, took the time to study the real lessons of Vietnam, he would not be so eager to lead America still deeper into the 21st century quagmire he has created in Iraq.
Editor's Note: If this article has captured your imagination, look out for our November feature, which will be delving still deeper into the world of biomedical engineering!
