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Jewish Home seems certain to push for the expansion of Jewish settlements in occupied territory, a policy that could deepen Israel's rift over the issue with the US, its main ally, and the EU.
Any sweeping trade deals the EU wants to sign with other countries will have to be approved by member state governments, a senior EU lawyer has said, in an opinion that could deepen complications over Britain's post-Brexit future.
On Sunday in Erbil, in a move that could deepen hostility between the groups, the Kurdish regional parliament passed a toughly worded law that would "cancel the history of Arabization in Kurdistan".
BERLIN — In a decision that could deepen the transatlantic rift, President Trump announced his withdrawal of presidential "certification" of the Iran nuclear deal Friday ahead of a Sunday deadline.
It seems that Bolton will conduct a thorough purge of the national security staff in the White House, a move that could deepen the aggressive militarism that has become the signature theme of Trump's worldview.
Facebook has removed nearly 200 accounts and pages for spreading fake news about Moldova ahead of an election that could deepen the divide between the country's pro-Russian and pro-Western lawmakers.
In a session today that could either deepen or help resolve the American electoral crisis, the United States Supreme Court hears the Florida ballot-counting case to be argued by lawyers for Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore.
Neville's fourth insight is that the Confucian notion of "ritual" is a category that could significantly deepen and broaden Western philosophical discussions.
The software company is already heavily entwined with Nokia over the use of the Windows Phone OS — paying Nokia $1 billion annually for this — a relationship that could well deepen if Nokia's problems continue to grow.
In the book, the authors argue that knowledge workers — people who analyze information for a living — will gradually be replaced by smart machines and that inequality could deepen as a result.
The specter that many blacks in this city might not get access to this technology has inflamed the long racial divide here, stoking concern that it could deepen.
