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deep link

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A hyperlink to a page on a Web site that is not the home page. Although Web sites and blogs routinely provide countless deep links to other Web sites, the subject is somewhat controversial. Owners of some sites have complained that deep links bypass the ads on their home pages and cause them financial harm. Nevertheless, search engines index any and all pages found on the Web and offer billions of deep links on their results pages every day. See also deep Web.


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Bane also acknowledges the deep link between the core principle of Catholic social thought--the dignity of the human person--and work as a contribution to the common good.
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