not profoundly

Our genes have not profoundly changed in a century, but the world we live in has made it easier to pile on the pounds with the rise of cheap and calorie-dense foods, ballooning portion sizes and towns and cities that make it easier to drive than walk or cycle.

But that’s exactly what ADF and Kacsmaryk are doing here, and anyone who is not profoundly biased against reproductive rights can see it plain and simple.

But she demonstrates a flair for physical comedy and delivers a fine, if not profoundly necessary, a capella rendition of “Angel From Montgomery. ”

In oral arguments, the Supreme Court justices suggested that they might uphold Alabama’s congressional map but not profoundly limit the Voting Rights Act.

As Sara is not profoundly deaf, she is able to process some audio.