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in-depth

Definition for in-depth

adjective as in painstaking

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Others are more in-depth, telling stories about the time she dressed as a geisha: “They put on ropes that bind you in to put on the back part of the clothing. My ribs were black and blue. It really hurt.”

Packed with 100 photographs, the book is “an in-depth look into my approach to the journey, built on preparation, growth, creativity, connection, mindfulness, and finding joy in everything along the way,” the sports icon says.

But in January, he said, he had an in-depth talk with a lieutenant and took a criminal thinking class that made him reassess.

The investigative staff, which leads the in-depth probes into insurance practices, has shrunk by nearly 40%, according to current and former employees.

From Salon

The Football Interview is a new series in which the biggest names in sport and entertainment join host Kelly Somers for bold and in-depth conversations about the nation's favourite sport.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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