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The Trans-Pacific Partnership, a proposed Asia-Pacific free trade agreement, has turned deeply divisive.

Given these unknowns, as results began to trickle in early Tuesday evening and Clinton's blue "firewall" began to crumble, overseas markets turned deeply negative.

Indeed, the man to whom some of the valley's top venture capitalists turn for advice on the public markets has turned deeply bearish.

WASHINGTON — When President Bill Clinton faced a Republican uprising and a nation that turned deeply skeptical about his agenda, he used the 1996 State of the Union address to declare that "the era of big government is over".

However, what started as an arcane legal argument has now turned deeply personal with one of the scientists claiming that the other has made factual mistakes in a peer-reviewed scientific paper that was supposed to be an accurate and balanced portrayal of the discovery of Crispr-Cas9.

Despite her entourage, she is alone in her celebrity bubble; not even the stuffed dog and little gnome statue planted next to her flimsy yellow throne are moved by her calls (by turns deeply yearning and mordantly humorous) for connection.

The Journey of the Magi was first performed here, at Snape Maltings, in June 1971; here the questions turn deeply inwards, with a wandering search for an identity - for faith - in a treacherous, shifting landscape.

We finished up as the sun set in dramatic, African fashion, turning deeply red, almost purple, as it hung poised over the horizon, lingering for a minute or two in the burnt orange sky before it plunged out of sight.

For many of us, these reflections can turn deeply personal.

Diapausing mites turn deeply orange in color, stop feeding and do not lay eggs.

He was charismatic and complicated and, it turned out, deeply insecure, with a damaging family history he kept mostly to himself.