| He fancied that she was even trying to flirt with him, but it was so far away he couldn't tell. |
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| It is easy to dismiss terrorist bombings in far away countries as being unimportant to us. |
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| As the unwieldy quant is about ten feet long and made from heavy, stout oak, it will usually be stored as far away from the river as possible. |
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| For many centuries this was the last watering place for cattle and sheep being driven to York cattle market from as far away as Helmsley. |
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| He could hear the steady flow of a waterfall not too far away and wondered where it was. |
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| It was a ways off in the distance and it was hard to get an estimate as to how far away it was. |
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| They were obviously on their way into town for the day from somewhere far away. |
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| She reached towards the radio to switch off the song before the next verse, but she was too far away and her vision was blurred from tears. |
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| But joking apart, there is a growing tendency to get as far away as we can from their origin in the serving of meat dishes. |
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| It was odd that not too far away, it was probably pouring rain, while it was humid and sunny where Kace stood. |
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| The sounds of machines whirring and bells ringing could be heard as far away as a city block. |
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| Anticipation is keen, excitement is not far away, people are living for the moment. |
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| I believe I startled a great many innocent Canadians, some perhaps as far away as Vancouver, with my unrestrained whoop of delight. |
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| What you're doing is making it stick out along the real number line twice as far away from the origin. |
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| They seem so remote, although in reality civilisation is never very far away. |
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| More often than not, while the strings and winds benefit, the piano sounds as if it were bellowing forth from far away and under water. |
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| Children from far away cities came here for summer camps to breathe the sea air and eat fresh fish. |
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| And, perhaps above all, I'd listened to the wireless, day after day, listened to stories and songs of far away places and of different times. |
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| As before, it was war on a worldwide scale, with clashes throughout the Americas and as far away as India. |
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| While he was disoriented, I wrested the gun from his grasp and threw it far away. |
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| In the initial stages of reforesting the land, water had to be carried daily for the saplings from as far away as three kilometres. |
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| Most of the passengers had moved as far away from him as possible and one lady kept glancing at him and wringing her hands together. |
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| There is a sign by the door, embedded writing on a gold plate, but she is too far away to read it. |
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| I'm always a little nervous about allegorical poems, especially when the subject of the allegory is a long time ago in a land far, far away. |
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| The hallway was quiet at this time of night, and Tesha was glad that there was an all-night grocery store not too far away. |
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| His body was exhumed some months later and reinterred in a martyrs' cemetery not far away, where it remains to this day. |
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| We made a lot of wonderful friends, saw some beautiful countryside in lands far away, and experienced some incredible receptions along the way. |
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| My ears cannot stand the sound, especially when my mind is still in that ever so far away land of dreams. |
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| Apparently Britain had moved a millimetre, it's so weird to contemplate that an earthquake can move a land mass that's so far away. |
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| The sound of nearby gunfire interrupts the inspection, a stark reminder of the dangers never far away. |
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| In fact, the back was so far away from the stage, a time delay on the punchline created a wave of laughter. |
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| At first light on Saturday, three boats were launched, searching the river from the bridge as far away as Levitstown, four miles downstream. |
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| As long you do not get too far away from the statute which is the law that you have to apply. |
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| They're still too far away for our highest res telescopes to get a detailed visual. |
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| In response to reports of the collision, North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service sent units from as far away as 35 miles. |
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| Where there was one, you can rest assured that the other wasn't too far away, such was their close bond. |
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| For this young person to be left to herself in a country so far away could only expose her to danger. |
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| While he was speaking thus to himself a great wave struck the raft, and made him leave hold of the rudder, and tossed him far away into the sea. |
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| Huntsmen from as far away Middletown joined others from Limerick and Kerry with a large pack of beagles. |
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| At night, you'll listen to the crack of icebergs calving, reminding you that, while Antarctica might not be far away, everything else is. |
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| Scolari went even further when he refused to watch the team's games, ridiculously claiming they took place too far away from Lisbon. |
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| All of a sudden there was a loud ring and I jumped, glancing around the room I was in, thinking the cordless phone was not too far away. |
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| The pirate radio's broadcasts reached listeners as far away as Germany, France, Switzerland, Britain and the Netherlands. |
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| You're too close to the green to apply much backspin, yet too far away to lob the ball in as you would on a simple pitch. |
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| These days people just seem to sit far away and lob missiles at each other. |
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| The access point should be positioned in a central location far away from metal obstacles, walls or cement columns. |
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| Homing pigeons taken from their lofts and released as far away as 1,000 km in unfamiliar territory return home. |
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| The sharp sound of boot heels came from far away, approaching their barracks like some grim reaper, come to harvest their humiliation. |
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| He thought he heard a rumbling sound, a deep voice coming from somewhere far away. |
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| The cardinal principle of astronavigation is to keep far away from gravitational maelstroms. |
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| He was in luck and the hotel agreed to cater for 2,000 guests, who came from as far away as Pakistan. |
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| At first, he thought it was a aeroplane, because the airport was not far away, but its path and its behavior attracted his attention. |
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| Because a dedicated flash's output is mated to the autofocusing system, the camera even knows how far away your subject is. |
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| Immigrant literature may seem to occupy a curious midway world, weaving a tapestry that is at once familiar and far away. |
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| Not far away was a clear, babbling stream of fresh water from the top of the mountain. |
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| I gathered up a dozen and dropped them on the floor of the forest, far away from our reckless river, at a spot where the sun was shining through. |
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| Already the voices of protest are growing louder and scenes reminiscent of the poll tax rebellion may not be far away. |
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| The culprit may be the gene therapy company, perceived impersonally as located far away and likely to be backstopped by an insurance policy. |
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| Damon, on the other hand, saw that I was in a temper, and got as far away from me as he could. |
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| I'd seen their cookbooks in far away places and couldn't wait to try one of their baked goods. |
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| I heard people laughing and cheering far away, glad to be rid of some people who had militarised their land. |
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| Not only do they hog the best table all evening, but for some odd reason customers seem to gravitate to tables far away from the throne. |
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| Everything seems so far away, and if feels as though I'm dragging myself through thick liquid. |
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| He's in my thoughts and not far away and if we lose attacking players he could well end up in this squad. |
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| The gear beams broadband from base stations mounted on cell-phone towers to small modems that sit on users' desks as far away as three miles. |
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| Not far away, and altogether more appealing, is the abandoned Portuguese city of Old Goa, now a dramatic collection of cathedrals and basilicas. |
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| No matter how far away I am from the stage, though, I find going to opera is a thrilling experience. |
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| The pool wasn't far away and my sisters and I were wishing we brought our bathers. |
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| If Midori had been able to focus beyond the nemesis in front of her, she would have noticed that hope wasn't so terribly far away. |
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| Eastbrook Hall is a very lively church, and the memory of past association with it is always most pleasant to folk who are now far away. |
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| After only a few steps she saw a sentry, standing not too far away, with his back to her. |
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| Here's a tocher for ye, and whan ye marry far away, ye' think of yere grand-uncle, though ye never saw him but once. |
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| Artifacts found at Chaco suggest that the community had trade ties with people as far away as Mexico, such as the Toltecs. |
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| Her eyes were blank, looking somewhere far away, and her voice was toneless. |
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| He said the proposed location behind the leisure centre was too far away and too difficult to get to on top of a hill. |
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| It's very difficult wishing loved ones all the best when they are setting off to a land as far away from you as it is possible to be. |
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| Located far away from the hustle and bustle of a metropolis, the choice of venue was well and truly acknowledged by all concerned. |
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| How can one explain the action of proteins that bind to the DNA far away from their point of action? |
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| Jon heard a yell, sounding very far away, and felt the pain yank him up like a string through his belly. |
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| Tom swayed on his backswing because his hands drifted too far away from his body, pulling his torso with them. |
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| He wrote her a rap song before he departed and he sings for me now, just to keep in touch with his feelings for this woman so far away. |
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| What do they have, being so far away from home and their families, besides my support? |
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| The first wife of Prophet Muhammad was a wealthy tradeswoman, the richest woman in Mecca at the time, who exported goods as far away as Syria. |
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| Parliament house is too far away, and our thick curtains would contain any glass shards. |
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| Heat lightning is like sheet lightning, but is so far away that you cannot hear the thunder. |
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| Bums, transients, and hobos are everywhere there is opportunity or the opportunity to be near opportunity yet still be far away from success. |
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| Not far away, beyond a few trees, a thin line of smoke was climbing up high. |
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| Not far away, a young cashier cries behind the counter of the Flash Foods minimart. |
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| Alternatively, some people use varifocal or bifocal lenses in order to see objects clearly that are both close up and far away. |
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| To get your flash far away from your camera lens, you need to purchase an external flash, and you need a camera with a hot shoe. |
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| He brought death upon himself because, seeking riches, he became impoverished and ended his life miserably in lands far away. |
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| We spent a few minutes yesterday using trig to work out how far away the most distant vapour trail was. |
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| Install proper eave troughs and downspouts on poultry houses to carry rain water far away from the buildings. |
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| Setting aside the real world for a moment, let's return to a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. |
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| Whether it's fire or flood, disaster is never far away and can strike at any moment. |
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| Her eyes were still open and sad, and I thought they were gazing at me from far away. |
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| Even the closest star to us is so far away that the sidereal day is the same, no matter what star you use to measure it. |
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| They find a little place in the country, far away from monsters and bullies. |
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| And now, in far away Chelmsford, were artefacts purporting an association with the 12th century architect of Orkney's magnificent mother church. |
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| School wasn't very far away, and it wasn't long before he parked the car in his usual spot, under the big umbrella tree. |
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| No matter where one lives, a deserted beach or mountaintop or forest is never far away. |
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| New Zealand is a country peppered with lots of skateparks and friendly people, far away from the cold and dreariness of the San Francisco winter. |
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| Of course this club has underachieved, but we are not far away from going on to do really well. |
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| As he neared the boat house, he swung out away from the boathouse towards the edge of the trees, keeping as far away from the docks as possible. |
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| It was far away, almost out of sight, and the undertow threatened to pull her down at any moment. |
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| Not far away, Fratelli's dishes out one of the city's best versions of pasta Bolognese. |
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| Her voice then took on a remarkably deep tone as she stood there with a far away look in her eyes. |
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| And, here, far away from the partisan capital, the warm feelings are mutual. |
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| Energy transmitters are used when the frame is too far away from the energy cores, and boost the signal. |
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| But before you think things have taken a turn for a change, rest assured that unluckiness is never far away. |
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| In March 1873 Whitbread left far away Mount Freeling Station for the smelters at Bolla Bollana, to investigate a report of sly grog selling. |
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| The industrial towns were far away, a smudge of smoke and misery hidden by the curve of the earth's surface. |
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| Before them the land was reasonably flat, a single road snaking through the grass and disappearing into a wood not far away. |
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| Jams snarled up parts of the inner ring road as far away as Fulford, Clementhorpe and Osbaldwick, as hundreds more drivers joined the queues. |
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| Pete and Rowdy had pushed most of the herd into somewhat of a box canyon not too far away. |
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| Moriah fingered a jeweled necklace she was wearing, looking far away, remembering something. |
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| Of course such grief is perfectly understandable, following the loss of loved ones in a needless war far, far away. |
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| Apple has soft-launched music video downloads via iTunes, and a legal movie download service can't be too far away. |
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| This is a bar far away from the uptown Yuppy-bars with top dollar cocktails. |
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| Depending on space colonisation to improve the situation puts the solutions far away in the future. |
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| The waves of pain blinded him, and made the noises of the day sound far away. |
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| It was politically expedient for Vandemonians to distract attention from events on their island to those on an island far away. |
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| And lamenting the far away, almost invisible picture of the broodingly handsome Jeff Buckley when you search for him. |
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| Not far away is Rotorua, a tourist spot famed for its steam, geysers, bubbling mud and foul, sulphurous smells. |
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| There are sacred votive caves where you can pick up thousand year-old beads that have been traded for salt as far away as China. |
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| As a result of much dissatisfaction with far away government in Adelaide, several northerners formed the Great Northern League. |
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| All this was stamped on a background of indigo blue dotted with white as the stars winked at us from far away. |
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| For the last few days, I've been nursing this crazy desire to get as far away as I can from London. |
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| They will travel as far away as 750 miles through the sunless winter, not to return until the new spring. |
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| When vision becomes unshakeable obsession, the potential for catastrophe may not be far away. |
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| The third world was rumored to be as far away from the prison as possible, Tij had noted odiously. |
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| He dreamt he was under a giant tent in the desert and he was submerged in strange music, which was being played from far away on a steel drum. |
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| Such friends as she has live a considerable distance from Plumstead, although she does have two stepbrothers who live not too far away. |
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| Government-owned radio RTHK said Lever tried to harpoon the croc but missed because it was too far away. |
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| Whenever there is a stooshie north of the Border, Irvine, who has an undoubted flair for publicity, is unlikely to be far away. |
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| Long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, musical theatre and opera were bitter, resentful enemies. |
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| Roxie Hart is about as far away as one can get from the earnest soap operatics of Kitty Foyle. |
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| He was too far away to catch her before she fell, her head hitting the cement. |
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| Piles of comics and bagels litter the top of a hefty dining-room table not far away. |
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| Sean wanted to take us to River Legacy park's kinked rail which was hella far away. |
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| While stretching my arms this morning, I was struck by how far away the tips of my fingers actually are. |
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| The 20-year-old student teacher was about as far away from being a heavyweight he-man as it is possible to imagine. |
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| We drank a toast to friends and family, here and far away, and I thought about the people I was missing the most. |
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| Using this, astronomers only needed to know the period of a cepheid variable to figure out how bright, and therefore how far away it was. |
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| Many Allied soldiers were simply too far away to influence the outcome of the battle. |
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| The crowd was now situated right outside her door, with the Duke's coach not too far away. |
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| A second subject is more lyrical, but the first is never far away and is used to conclude the movement. |
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| Calls came from not far away but I stayed silent, as my sobbing subsided to light hiccups, that soon grew faint. |
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| Live, their songs have been free to breathe, far away from studio excesses and overproduction. |
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| Mums, dads and their children could be relocated as far away as Liverpool or Wigan under the scheme. |
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| Deep in this wilderness, cheechakos are far away from computers, television, and video games. |
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| It just goes to show that even when life is a bowl of cherries, the pits may not be far away. |
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| Another characteristic of space missions is that robots have to operate far away from their home base. |
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| Simone's teenage son, Tommy sat as far away from the dance floor as he could get as he watched them with hooded eyes. |
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| All the courageous deeds and tales of chivalry that they had so eagerly talked about were so far away now, like a faint memory just out of reach. |
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| He pulled me in a wide sweep across the tarmac, as far away as possible from our prison. |
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| The summer is not that far away and people are perhaps a bit worried about fitting into their swimming costumes. |
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| They're off, huffing and puffing through this grueling physical education training under a blazing sun that's far away from home. |
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| But, you know, Christmas and the New Year aren't too far away and soon we'll all be over the hump. |
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| Papa told me that we're going to take a trip soon, not so very far away, and I'll sing and play the clavier for important people. |
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| I heard the far away swish of the treetops way above my head, I heard the clip-clops as Arianna fled the scene, I heard Malem's heavy breathing. |
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| There was a car following close behind us and I was praying that the airport wouldn't be far away. |
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| As well as local customers, coachloads of people were coming to Blackburn from as far away as Birmingham to spend their money. |
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| It is claimed that on a really fine day it is possible to see as far away as Galway Bay up along the local coastline. |
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| Not far away was a market offering everything under the sun, from dried fish to hand-woven textiles, especially ikat. |
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| I couldn't go into my own imaginary world far away and try to block out all of these problems. |
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| This would mean that your imaginary satellite would need to be located out beyond all the planets, a dozen times as far away as Pluto. |
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| They make a persuasive case that is supported by evidence from as far away as Austria and Australia. |
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| On a cold blustery night, a meal of pasta, fresh pesto and good Parmesan made me feel like summer might not be far away. |
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| Two decades on, Wednesdays, for me, still carry the unwelcome taint of gym class and I hate being so far away from managing what other people seem to find so simple. |
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| In fact, I wouldn't be too surprised if the likes of Microsoft and IBM Lotus are not far away from including RSS newsreaders in their email clients. |
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| Unnoticeably, she steered the conversation far away from the subject. |
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| The Macedonian king, Alexander the Great, conquered Greece, Persia, and Egypt to create an empire, and he carried the idea of Hellenism to places as far away as India. |
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| The temblor, which injured almost 600 people, hit the northernmost island of Hokkaido hardest, but swayed buildings as far away as Tokyo, about 830 km to the southeast. |
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| Well, imagine some of the greatest men in France as these ninepins and then this Monsieur Caratal was the ball which could be seen coming from far away. |
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| Back then, the cataclysmic flood waters in the region scoured away the soils of Eastern Washington and carried house-sized boulders from Montana as far away as Oregon. |
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| It does say something for the strength of this half-season, however, that Terminus feels so far away now. |
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| In real time, Boko Haram is as far away from the capital of Abuja as Washington, D.C., is from Washington State. |
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| Is the Libyan war claiming casualties as far away as the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, and the Gulf of Aden? |
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| Not far away a couple of soldiers cradled their Kalashnikovs as they eyed the action from an armored personnel carrier. |
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| In this valley so far away from Syria, questions loom like mist drifting off the Caucasus. |
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| One day, perhaps not too far away, recycling won't be thought twice about. |
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| So I showed them how I walked with the bent-kneed stride of the cattle herder, how I leaned on my staff while talking with my gaze far away as if in search of a straying cow. |
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| True to his promise, the eagle rays are gently flapping and wheeling in the current off the starboard quarter, frustratingly staying just too far away to photograph. |
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| The stud isn't too far away from home and the livery side of things interest me too, which involves learning about the breeding aspect as well as the horses bloodlines. |
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| There have more recent reports of Wasco clown inspired sightings from as far away as Fishers, Indiana. |
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| Not far away is a makeshift raft of four innertubes tide together. |
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| Only instead of traveling in boats to cross the oceans and reach far away lands they use spaceships to reach far away planets and meet strange cultures. |
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| Looking out over to the west this evening I watched the cloudscape lighting up in the distance, reflecting an electrical storm too far away to see. |
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| I'd probably agree that by the end of the 5th season, Buffy hadn't jumped the shark, but there was definitely a fin visible in the water not too far away. |
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| While my heart had wanted so much to stay with him, to never leave him, my mind was still scared stiff of getting close to anyone and had needed to get far away. |
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| Her already far away eyes began to beat a swift path for Timbuktu. |
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| They may be slightly off the beaten track, but a visit is well worth the car journey and can make for a beautiful day out far, far away from the madding crowd. |
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| He tried to concentrate on the words that were being spoken around him, but they seemed far away and he struggled to make sense of them as he prepared himself for the worst. |
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| Most of us like to live in a self-created world, far away from the truth. |
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| A solid, workmanlike display, they won't be far away at season's end. |
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| Even colder, whenever veterans balk at paying the usurious rip-off, company lawyers sue them, usually in courts far away from where the vets live. |
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| By using these tools instead of standing behind the DJ booth, am I deviating too far away from that culture? |
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| I seriously consider calling him and cancelling if he is still far away. |
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| The Vikings are the archetypal slavers in European history, enslaving victims in eastern Europe and the Mediterranean area, and selling them in markets far away. |
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| You'll also be able to judge how far away or close an enemy is from your position based on the volume of the gunfire and explosions relative to your position. |
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| The well was located near the center of their village and the healer's house wasn't too far away, but walking back with extra weight on a lame foot was not her idea of fun. |
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| Not far away, a bespectacled 12-year-old boy named seif trailed after his parents. |
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| They thought they spotted him on at least two occasions, but he was too far away for them to grab him. |
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| Conditions were still not for the faint-hearted and with athletes travelling from as far away as Bath and London, this proved a tough assignment in every respect. |
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| Things can drift over time and you can find yourself very far away from shore when you thought you were quite close to the beach. |
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| The company has already received inquiries from businesses as far away as Scotland interested in recruiting Latvian workers through the company's Riga office. |
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| As the real artillery pieces unlimbered and began to hurl projectiles across the skies of Europe in August 1914, William Bateson was far away in Australia. |
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| Pauleta receives the ball from Conceicao and tries a shot from the edge of the Poland box to the right of the goal. it's a zinger and not too far away. |
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| Then there are people who live in far away places where there are no facilities such as banks and the cost of travelling to cash their cheques is far beyond what they receive. |
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| In other words, you can adjust the zoom and camera angle to be as far away or as close up as possible, and as upside down and round about as you like. |
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| We have been away from each other a lot in the last few months, as she's been in Europe and is now doing her medical residency in a state not too far away. |
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| A feeble star nearby looks the same as a very bright star far away, since stars, in general, cannot be resolved even by the most powerful telescopes. |
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| A large hawk was flying toward me in the gloom and I squeezed off a few shots even though it was too dark and he was too far away to get a worthwhile image. |
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| I guess we are still not far away from our caveman ancestors. |
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| It was an outcast table for it was far away from all others in the corner. |
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| Not far away, there's a crowd milling around a small auditorium. |
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| During a recent interview with miner Samuel Avalos, it was clear the reminders of the entrapment were never far away. |
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| If you are really far away you could get 9Kbs which is no better than now. |
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| Within a short time Farina became the railhead for the loading of cattle, from as far away as Innamincka and Queensland, and a meeting place for Afghan cameleers. |
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| A cluster of women, about six, in their white dresses and wide-brim leghorn hats, were on the lawn by the side of the house but too far away to distinguish individually. |
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| Thunder growled, and I saw a brief flash of lightning far away. |
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| My sister has a lovely riad in the medina, and we've renovated an old medieval castle not far away in the Atlas Mountains, called the Kasbah Tamadot. |
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| People who live far away ride a bus for hours to reach the hospital. |
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| Actually, education opportunity was given to all Tibetan refugee children, but TCV accepted only orphans and my parents were reluctant to send me to a far away place. |
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| The long range view is a great opportunity to snipe enemies from far away. |
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| But miraculously they must float in the heavens so far away from us, their beautiful light will continue to shine on us forever. |
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| There is gunfire not far away, and fighter planes sometimes roar overhead. |
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| We hired a car and drove far away from the coastal tourist belt and up into the hills to the villages and monasteries in the Troodos Mountains to sample real Cypriot life. |
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| For example, when straightening your legs in cancan or crisscross, imagine reaching your toes as far away from you as you can, as if to touch an imaginary wall. |
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| Some areas far away from Fukushima registered more radiation than other farms close by. |
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| And if it shuts, the nearest pubs will be in the town centre where the trade caters mainly for the young crowd and are too far away for older folk. |
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| Her voice was soft and sounded so far away, but as always, it was enough. |
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| The lines remind me of cantorial chant, but Hovhaness has probably made it all up, since it doesn't lie all that far away from his usual solo-against-strings melodies. |
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| He was still smiling as the boat hit the water and until we had rowed so far away that he was indistinguishable from the other people still on the ship. |
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| As it happens, Tudor was born the same year as Owen, in a town not far away. |
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| Carl heard these words from far away and though they conferred on him a feeling of complete despair they roused him briefly from his speechless stupor. |
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| There he was with black hair, as far away as he could come in appearance from the Aryans, the master race with which he wanted to populate the earth. |
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| Not far away some woman in a house laughs, a mad cackle of a laugh. |
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| And what about concerns that the hotels of midtown are too far away from the Barclays Center? |
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| But in her head, she was far, far away in an unknown tropic land with Abe. |
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| Little sunlight reaches these depths, and the surface seems far away. |
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| A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a city council concerned itself with irrelevancies. |
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| A system of eleven aqueducts supplied the city with water from as far away as the river Anio. |
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| By then, however, there were already Norman mercenaries serving as far away as Trebizond and Georgia. |
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| Many of Llywelyn's Welsh allies had abandoned him during England's invasion of Gwynedd, preferring an overlord far away rather than one nearby. |
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| The earthquake was reportedly felt as far away as Toronto, Atlanta and Florida. |
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| The army of Russia, a Prussian ally, in particular was too far away to assist. |
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| The bore rumble is heard far away because its low frequencies can travel over long distances. |
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| Laura was saying something. A mellifluous name, he thought. I wish she were far away, so I could call her. |
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| The simple funeral service was attended by about 20 newspaper and TV reporters, some having travelled from as far away as South America. |
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| Baines, whose wife is far away in England living a separate life, is taken by the transformation in Ada when she plays her piano. |
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| The Games quickly expanded, and within a few years it was attracting competitors from as far away as London and Liverpool. |
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| Parents cannot visit as often as they would like because children are too far away. |
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| However, these islands were judged to be too far away from the Maldives to be settled permanently by them. |
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| Likewise, the angular momentum can be measured from far away using frame dragging by the gravitomagnetic field. |
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| Although usually performed in the Kuwaiti dialect, they have been shown with success as far away as Tunisia. |
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| Pottery found here is of the grooved ware style which is found across Britain as far away as Wessex. |
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| Roman provinces traded among themselves, but trade extended outside the frontiers to regions as far away as China and India. |
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| Perhaps those in Rome were too firmly convinced that troops in Britain were too far away to represent a serious threat. |
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| This was a bold proposal because Reims was roughly twice as far away as Paris and deep within enemy territory. |
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| Visitors have come from as far away as North America, Australia and New Zealand. |
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| This example demonstrates that the encirclement parent can be very far away from the peak in question when the key col is low. |
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| However, when the key col is far away, or when one wants to calculate the prominence of many peaks at once, a computer is quite useful. |
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| The air flow at the blades is not the same as the airflow far away from the turbine. |
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| In the Solar System, ice is abundant and occurs naturally from as close to the Sun as Mercury to as far away as the Oort cloud objects. |
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| They cannot even fight with wild animals, because all the bush country lies too far away. |
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| By this time, the rest of the German ships were too far away for the British to catch up. |
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| Reflectors that are too far away produce too little signal to exceed the noise floor and cannot be detected. |
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| Although it lies approximately twice as far away from the Equator as from the North Pole, the 60th parallel is half as long as the Equator line. |
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| The timing is relative to high water at some harbour where the tidal behaviour is similar in pattern, though it may be far away. |
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| When the dam broke, an outburst flood swept downstream, leaving deposits as far away as Bonn. |
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| However, Novempopulania was far away from the home base of the Franks in northern France, and was only very loosely controlled by the Franks. |
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| Even as far away as the Mediterranean, Greenland and the Caribbean, Flensburg merchants were active. |
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| His entry into government provided Posidonius with powerful connections to facilitate his travels to far away places, even beyond Roman control. |
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| To curb his influence, he was often sent out to deal with military affairs and rebellions far away from the capital. |
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| With their acute eyesight and hearing, common ostriches can sense predators such as lions from far away. |
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| The Berber forces in the invasion of Iberia came from Ifriqiya or as far away as Tripolitania. |
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| As a result, many Namibians prefer the traditional wells over the available water points far away. |
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| Thieves turn to highway robbery and attacking small villages and towns far away from the royal capital where they won't be detected. |
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| Not far away grey herons, in their heronry a mere four miles from Birmingham city centre, were busy renovating their untidy nests. |
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| It is an awful thing to find your efforts supervacaneous when you are so far away from home and friends, sympathy, and help. |
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| Whatever the reason, the two stayed pretty far away from each other at the stultifyingly jam-packed after-party in the lobby of the academy. |
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| They spotted a potential quarry, a wildebeest calf, part of a small herd of wildebeests not far away. |
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| The larger earthquake yesterday was also recorded by INSN seismometers as far away as Donegal and Wexford in Ireland. |
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| We all tend to think of the volcanic Mascarene Islands of Mauritius, Reunion and Rodrigues as far away in the distant Indian Ocean. |
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| And it isn't too far away, so I'll be able to shoot the breeze in the morning. |
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| Not far away, near the Gros Caillou church, are the Petit Nicois at 10 Rue Amelie and Truffes Folies at 37 Rue Malar. |
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| Some patients said the new site, at the junction of Edge Lane, Durning Road and Holt Road was too far away for some residents. |
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| The threat of their homogenisation is never far away, and Hexham MP Guy Opperman has brought that into focus. |
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| In fact, they are darned sure and tootin' they turned it in a long time ago in a CIF far, far away. |
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| Chicken Kiev, sticky toffee pud and NEW the recipes here are about as far away from quinoa with goji berries as Jamie can get. |
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| Heavy volcanic ash falls were observed as far away as Borneo, Sulawesi, Java and Maluku islands. |
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| With a brand new Star Wars trilogy in the making, everyone is anxious to return to that galaxy far, far away. |
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| Surely, spring and the promise of new life can't be far away when our great horned owls are already mating. |
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| We do permutations, we do lipograms and all, there is a tradition which goes very far away. |
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| Long-tailed dragon kites, stunt kites and box kites were flown by experts from as far away as Japan, USA, India and Ghana. |
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| And one for that pearl-tinted cloudlet far away above the stone pines on the hill. |
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| Neutron stars are too far away for astronomers to study their composition, and scientists cannot re-create their enormous pressures in the lab. |
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| Bletchley Park is so far away from the fighting that it's easy to forget why the cryptanalysts are working. |
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