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There have even been comparisons to America's infamous Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, which deepened the Depression.Some of this is hyperbole.

Sections had been washed away by the rains which deepened the mud, and there were potholes everywhere.

The result was that there were hardly any materials available to replenish the pool, which deepened the environmental crisis.

But he began to participate in the songwriting and brought his own rich musical heritage to the table, which deepened the music.

His latest woe — a knee injury — forced him to withdraw from the Players Championship after nine holes Thursday, which deepened the mystery about his future, writes Michael Bamberger on SI.com.

The report faulted Mr. Shimizu for an "inability to clearly report" to the prime minister's office "the intentions of the operators," which deepened the government's misunderstanding and mistrust of Tepco's response.

There is a second cello part instead of a second violin, which deepens the colors more.

The AIIB would bring similar benefits to other parts of Asia, which deepens the irony of US opposition.

But Benedict added that "intercultural dialogue which deepens the cultural consequences of basic religious ideas" was important.

He is also questioned about Slick Willie waffling and to both accusations, he responds with lengthy explanations which deepen the confusion rather than clarify matters.

His documentary, which uses the canny pulse of D.J. Shadow's music, was filmed in black and white, which deepens the bleakness.