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Away from the exterior surface or further into the body, as opposed to superficial.
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In irrigation or farming practice, the amount of water that passes below the root zone of the crop or vegetation.
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| deep venous thrombosis |
a blood clot that forms in and blocks one of the deep veins
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Refers to a premium wine that demands more attention, it fills the mouth with a developing flavor, there are subtle layers of flavor that go "deep."
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A type of massage designed to free congestion of the muscle attachments. Deep work brings about realignment of postural distortions and restores proper range of motion. Liberation of emotional tensions may also result. Muscle function and awareness are balanced, and elasticity is revived.
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