11.   But Clark has already experienced satisfactions with far deeper meaning.

12.   But I kept hoping to find a button to press to get at an underlying coherent narrative, a deeper meaning.

13.   But in a region where such pronouncements usually have a deeper meaning, the announcement was an unmistakable blow to South Korea.

14.   But he also said there is a deeper meaning in likening it to the legendary city that no one has ever found.

15.   But it holds deeper meaning as a religious shrine to the original Aussies, the dark-skinned Aborigines.

16.   But it also may have deeper meaning.

17.   But many drivers saw deeper meaning in what happened Friday.

18.   But some television executives saw deeper meaning in the notion that some television series, with older actors, had struck a nerve.

19.   But now the analogy had deeper meaning.

20.   But some clergy and religious scholars are afraid that baptism is becoming trivialized, a social ritual detached from its deeper spiritual meaning.