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Use "deepest" in a sentence
"I'll set it up for you this way -- he says that they were just getting to what he calls the deepest part of the mine, the cover that was down about 2,000 feet from the surface of the mountain, what he called overburdened surface area, forcing weight down onto the coal seam, which was the tunnel, that main tunnel that they were digging through to try to get through to these miners."
"These _idola_, which he calls the deepest fallacies of the human mind, are divided into four classes: Idola Tribus, Idola Specus, Idola Fori, Idola Theatri."
"Sha-Ho had begun, but we were in the reserve, in what they called the deepest reserve, and we heard no sound of firing, neither did we receive any news of it."