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Meanings of deep roots in English

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Usage of deep roots in English
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This epidemic has deep roots and may require drastic action to curb.
The Guardian
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The tree that can stand such a blast must have deep roots.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
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First, it is worth recalling that Bundy has deep roots in Nevada.
Reuters
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The mass movement responsible for the change has deep roots in Sudanese society.
The Irish Times
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Plainly, he said, the fundamentalist ideology has sunk deep roots into American society.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
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Military commissions have deep roots in American history and constitutional practice.
War by other means: an insider's account of the war on terror
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The conflict over whether to allow drilling inside the refuge has deep roots.
Reuters
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Confusion about Irish neutrality has deep roots in the history of 20th-century Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Love of the homeland has very deep roots in every citizen, he said.
Reuters
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Another family with deep roots at BorgWarner is the Lephart clan.
Reuters
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The fluttering leaves and bending branches need a firm stem and deep roots.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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Socialism has already struck deep roots into the soil of America.
The Red Conspiracy
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The distress of which he was conscious had some deep roots.
Lady Merton, Colonist
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Necromancy has deep roots in Plenimar, and it's growing stronger again.
Hidden Warrior
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Today's tech humanists come from a tradition with deep roots in Silicon Valley.
The Guardian
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But coalmining has deep roots in communities that many are unwilling to relinquish.
The Guardian
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