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"In the summer it's knee-deep most of the time," he said.— Statesman - AP Sports
We ended up knee-deep in bourbon at an energetic little beachside bar watching an 80's cover band rock out when the prop bet came to me: we would take turns betting on what one of us thought the truth was of a situation.— EveryJoe
He swoons way too much over the major programs and thinks most of the coaches who have been around for more than a decade walk on water, even when some of them are knee-deep in filth.— Blog updates
Unfortunately, the film falls into the usual origin story knee-deep exposition and too little actual martial arts sequences.— EclipseMagazine
And he probably would be, except that as a CPA, he is knee-deep in tax season.— Press of Atlantic City: Editorials
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