In an extreme scenario, illness could force Olympics coaches to dig deeply into their player reserves for replacements, depending on each sport's rules, which are set by international governing boards.
We all know that Android 1.6 isn't getting any newer, but it's now clear that customers pining for the I'm Watch will need to dig deeply and muster a final bit of tolerance.
Some have said the director narrowed the list of potential buyers too soon, didn't dig deeply enough into alternatives to taking Dell private, and failed to lock up support from another investor, Southeastern Asset Management Inc.
Limitations, be they practical or arbitrary, force artists to dig more deeply instead of settling for easy answers.
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But Peter Neumann, a security expert at King's College in London, says governments have not wanted to dig too deeply.
Unlike the British, American companies already disclose the capitalised value of their operating leases in the notes to their accounts, for all who care to dig that deeply.
Which is the kind of thing that embitters, that makes foes dig in more deeply.
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"Even if you dig into that deeply enough, you're going to find stuff that doesn't make sense, " says Mr. Johnson, the "Looper" director, who is a "Primer" fan.
However, in order to understand things more deeply still, we will need to dig into the data more deeply and see that the real growth story is not just in the way that growth is good for stocks, but in the way that growth is better for stocks than it is for bonds.
How deeply I could dig to keep myself going, knowing that was my only option.
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