They say there is deep meaning in numbers so simple that we barely give them a second thought when we use them.

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Watson was among those to fall, being caught in the deep for 83 -- meaning he has not passed three figures in the five-day game since October 2010, despite registering 19 fifties in his 38 Test appearances.

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He meant that the Memorial Plaza is so weighted with meaning, and emotions run so deep, that something as common as a dying tree could take on symbolic significance.

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The appeal of playing in the Olympic Stadium is simple: aside from the brand recognition of the Olympics, much of the infrastructure is publicly funded, meaning that clubs will not have to dig deep into their own pockets for an asset that will ultimately bring in massive revenues.

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No washed-out or yellowish hues (the best 19th-century prints have a deep, almost purplish tone) and only so-called vintage prints, meaning ones printed by the photographer close to the time he took the picture.

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These could consist of three- to seven-minute deep-breathing exercises for relaxation, a calming walk or other pursuits that lend meaning or perspective.

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