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But they was -- they weren't going to in-depthly look at the kids who did it or -- I mean, no one interviewed Eric Morse's mom.
Our America: Life and Death on the South Side of Chicago 1997
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Another change to our meetings has been with format, as we went from committee meetings on off-weeks to "Committee as A Whole," which functions to share with the public more in-depthly the decision-making processes of the school board on issues of education, finance, personnel, and policy.
unknown title 2009
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Contemplation means to think thoroughly and in-depthly.
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