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Zhu Xi's spirit and thought were deeply rooted in the original teachings of Confucius and his early school, as well as in the seminal ideas of the Northern Song masters, and exerted a profound influence in China and around East Asia for centuries.

But "Hamlet", I thought, was deeply disappointing.

"This was something I thought was deeply impractical and unwelcome because it would mean local people using A roads for short journeys would be charged extra to use their local road.

"It's really against [the] philosophy that I thought was deeply anchored in the business model of Barclays".

But conservative Christians, he thinks, are deeply confused about Christ's teachings.

But Mr Yongyoot sees little point in tinkering with a political system that his supporters think is deeply unjust.

"I'll link to work I think is deeply wrong only if it comes from someone who already has a following".

I have often been accused of being a misogynist too, which I think is deeply, deeply misplaced".

The division of labour in which blacks entertain and whites think is deeply embedded in western cultures.

Willis, I think, was deeply eccentric, obsessed with self-reliance and at the same time having constantly to prove to himself that he was self-reliant.

Mr. Obama has imposed sanctions and called for President Bashar al-Assad to step down, saying his "capacity to retain legitimacy inside Syria, I think, is deeply eroded".