This surprised many people.

The win came as a surprise to many.

And these Muslims and it's the vast majority of Muslims disagree profoundly with bin Laden's approach, profoundly.

Tom sighed deeply.

Syrian Shakeeb Al Jabri, who monitored Syria TV for reactions on the Arab League vote,writes LeShaque Caller on Addounia TV All 23 million Syrians resent the Arab League

And so, the local governor decided to come down hard.

And instead, created a story that touched our audiences deeply.

The event itself, and its context shook me deeply.

The DDR2 prefetch buffer is 4 bits deep, whereas it is two bits deep for DDR and eight bits deep for DDR3.

Water wings an inch of water.

And he would think it through and say, what was wrong?

The tandem with Sarkozy was very useful to the Germans in advancing their views, while Sarkozy accepted his role in Merkozy in order to maintain France s key role in Europe s crisis management.

Pascal explored in depth our human dilemmas of evil, suffering and death.

Sami survived but his quality of life was deeply impacted.

Banks and politics are deeply intertwined in all advanced economies.

The party has been funded deeply by the Turkish administration and military.

And that's when I knew that's when I knew that the conversation with society has changed profoundly in this last decade.

They are digging in. And they're looking for ways to extract value out of every purchase that they make.

Afghan Penlog is deeply concerned, and demands the immediate release of Parwiz Kambakhsh.

She would watch us arriving and recording with the camera.

And here's what he wrote I looked at her face, and I looked so deeply that I felt I was behind her eyes.

I know how deeply Brian cares for his team, and how consistently worried he has been for their safety and security.

The paper Development and Security by Frances Stewart argues that security and development are deeply interconnected.

In this concept, Keats posited the world and the human to be of infinite depth.

The fall of the Tunisian regime had deep domestic roots, but the timing caught outsiders, including the US government, by surprise.

The question, she reports on www.opendemocracy.net, seemed to take him by surprise, and he did not support the idea.

They have completed drilling 4.5 m depth hole into Gurumbi for this blast.

Trafficking is a direct manifestation of deeply ingrained gender inequalities that transcend national borders.

There's not enough help. There's not enough thought put into the design of it to make it easy and enjoyable to use.

The lake reaches a depth of about 5.7 metres, and most of it is less than 4 metres deep.

Forests are deeply entwined with other sectors of society and their management requires coordinated efforts and intersectoral approaches.

Striking early in the morning during a holiday, the earthquake caught many by surprise. Hundreds of aftershocks of varying intensity also followed the main quake.

I am not talking about just saying haram in a disgusted way and leaving it at that, but explain in depth.

Article Japan's Pattern of Defeat According to historian Isoda Michifumi, it's important for Japanese people to think deeply.

The Committee highly appreciates the involvement in these meetings of Governments, intergovernmental organizations, United Nations entities and civil society.

Jim took what could have been a straight up medical science story and gave it a human dimension that touched our readers deeply.

Now, it is up to the British public to think deeply about the benefits and sacrifices implicit in EU membership.

Since I was very little, I ve always wanted to go and live in a place where no one else wants to go, and cover in depth conflict related stories.

A number of thoughtful observers like Citigroup s Robert Rubin, Harvard s Larry Summers, and The Financial Times s Martin Wolf have expressed puzzlement in recent months about financial markets perceptions of risk.

Hardly anyone on the European Council seems willing even to acknowledge the depth of the EU crisis.

This is why it is so important for the world to think deeply about the current opportunities for democracy in Palestine and its neighbors.

But the fact that so many countries hold large reserves means that the likelihood of the problem spreading into a global financial crisis is greatly reduced.

This has opened my eyes to how the idea of a threat has changed deeply over time and our definition of what is a problem is expanding.

Likewise, Peretz, a rabble rousing but effective trade unionist, surprised all when he won the Labor Party s leadership primary and then chose the defense portfolio over the treasury.

This move came as a surprise to most observers for two reasons Samir Geagea was a candidate for the presidency himself Samir Geagea and Michel Aoun were on opposing sides during the Lebanese Civil War (1975 1990)