"Still good, but a far cry from 831," Rossman said.
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The truth, unfortunately, was a far cry from this utopia.
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But that's a far cry from buying individual web histories.
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It's a far cry from the bland, modern movie websites.
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That's a far cry from what advocates want to accomplish.
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That's a far cry from the slugfest of Rob vs.
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Saturday's event was a far cry from Harrington's Friday shenanigans.
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Reformers' immigration positions are still a far cry from Trump's.
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"It's a far cry from a stable dose," she says.
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That, of course, is a far cry from $2,500 monthly.
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But that is a far cry from shunning particular shares.
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And these guidelines are a far cry from their name.
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A far cry from the Bronx hood upbringing she's selling.
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A far cry from egg muffins and Chicken McNuggets, then.
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But they're a far cry from Sam Rockwell's lonely clone.
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A far cry from the Sacramento upbringing she's selling. pic.twitter.
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A far cry from the Bronx upbringing she's selling. pic.twitter.
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It's a far cry from the goings on at GLOW.
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But that's a far cry from a reason for recusal.
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"Harlem is a far cry from Washington Heights," he said.
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This is a far cry from the Coates of 2011.
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That punishment, he said, was a far cry from fair.
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"This is a far cry from that situation," Flentje said.
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Faith Nation's interview questions are a far cry from journalistic.
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"Either way that is a far cry from 50 percent."
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It's a far cry from "open borders," as Biden suggests.
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But that is a far cry from Jane Doe's situation.
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But making joints is a far cry from making partner.
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We're also a far cry from 100% wind and solar.
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Ironworks today is a far cry from its foundry origins.
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The Paris agreement is a far cry from Ostrom's recipe.
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It's a far cry from Apple's crisp, white lighting setup.
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It is a far cry from the world of 1930.
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It's a far cry from 2016 when five failed outright.
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Today's announcement is still a far cry from quantum supremacy.
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Daniel Radcliffe's next role is a far cry from Harry Potter.
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But that's a far cry from paying thousands at the gate.
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This pic is a far cry from their camera shy days.
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It's obviously a far cry from Beyoncé's videos for the album.
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This feels like a far cry from an abridgment of speech.
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It's a far cry from the days when Amazon was unprofitable.
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It is a far cry from the single tax George wanted.
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It is a far cry from our first study in 2007.
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It's a far cry from my usual "drunk brunch" Sunday activities!
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Plus, $30 billion is still a far cry from $250 billion.
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The new guidelines are a far cry from GDPR's strict rules.
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This is, however, a far cry from stimulus packages of yore.
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The new products are a far cry from Soylent's original powder.
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That is a far cry from Trump's promises to coal miners.
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A far cry from the Bronx hood upbringing she's selling. pic.twitter.
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That's a far cry from the rupee's flagging fortunes last year.
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However, that number is a far cry from what Greenspan claims.
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While certainly not ideal, this is a far cry from bankruptcy.
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McDonald's. The dishes were a far cry from dollar-menu fare.
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That's a far cry from the "no evidence" narrative Trump peddles.
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It's a start, but a far cry from what is needed.
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That's a far cry from the 5 percent THC of yesteryear.
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This is a far cry from where the party ever was.
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After all, Sidney, Ohio is a far cry from San Juan.
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A far cry from the sexy mood you see on screen.
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In this respect, she is a far cry from Olivia Pope.
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That's a far cry from its quarterfinal finish four years ago.
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It's a far cry from the can-do spirit of 1940.
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A far cry from the $3,2023 figure put forth by NAHB.
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The pity you court is a far cry from Christian compassion.
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But pricing credit is a far cry from FX or equities.
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It's a far cry from the confident woman's demand for props.
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That is a far cry from what President Trump initially proposed.
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It's a far cry from one of the earliest speed restrictions.
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But that's such a far cry from my current work closet.
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But that's such a far cry from my current work closet.
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It is a far cry from the scene a year ago.
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It's not perfect, but it's a far cry from the 1980s.
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These figurines are a far cry from your usual cardboard cut-outs.
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The current Democratic leaders are a far cry from a socialist government.
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But their marriage was a far cry from its picture-perfect appearance.
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It's also a far cry from the source material that inspired it.
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The first was that Tokyo would be a far cry from Rio.
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Which is fine, but it's a far cry from nine months ago.
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Sadly, this is still a far cry from a free internet service.
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So, yeah, it's a far cry from your fourth-floor walk-up.
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Except, Musk's weird swag is a far cry from military-grade tanks.
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That's a far cry from 2005, when Chris Collins landed in China.
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That is still a far cry from 2012's 3.8 million sales.
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The outfit itself isn't a far cry from Kardashian's post-2015 aesthetic.
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The Hollywood life is a far cry from where Chance started out.
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That is a far cry from persuading wild rabbits of milkweed's virtues.
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That's a far cry from what experts suggest you should have saved.
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Those numbers are a far cry from where the program is today.
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It's a far cry from where things were just a decade ago.
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It's a far cry from pressing play on the latest Tidal exclusive.
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It was a far cry from his sequined jumpsuits and rainbow'd cheekbones.
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The rosy outlook is a far cry from what is expected elsewhere.
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It is a far cry from the typical Hollywood use of music.
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That's a far cry from a complete government takeover of private business.
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Knowing about someone's else crime is a far cry from committing one.
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It was a far cry from 1982, as Mr. Hilburg well knew.
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That is a far cry from the 20 percent proposed for corporations.
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"It's a far cry from a corset or a bodice," she said.
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That's a far cry from geosynchronous portrait mode, but it's a start.
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This was a far cry from my old routine in Hong Kong.
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The Nevada debate was a far cry from a two-hour snoozefest.
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"That's a far cry from the professional aspect of it," Favre said.
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It's a far cry from the revised 22020,28.4 jobs added in November.
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It would also be a far cry from his old boss's approach.
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Revoking a passport is a far cry from revoking their citizenship, however.
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That's a far cry from the $2.6 billion increase the CBO estimated.
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But that's a far cry from proving they are alien or interstellar.
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It is, needless to say, a far cry from the sex icon.
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It's a far cry from his daily imprisonment in a tiny store tank.
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It's a far cry from the experience they expected when they chose Apple.
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That's a far cry from how big banks on Wall Street might feel.
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This is still a far cry from offering Mr Trump a way out.
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All in all, it's a far cry from that informal intimacy of 1993.
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It was a far cry from Manafort's usual dapper appearance and stylish garb.
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Her strawberry-blond waves — a far cry from her natural jet-black hue.
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These statements are a far cry from what McConnell said on November 13.
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That said, we're a far cry from the popular locale the legend describes.
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The all-black combo is a far cry from Jenner's other Cannes looks.
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It's a far cry from the cheery NASA mission patches we're used to.
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The monetization model, and thus the technology, remains a far cry from disruptive.
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While the screen is full-color, it's a far cry from our iPhones.
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Holliday added that the photo is a far cry from her modeling shots.
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This is a far cry from Lowe's "we know where you live" implications.
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Those living conditions were a far cry from what players had been promised.
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But that's still a far cry from those of the typical tech company.
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Masks were a far cry from the hyper-realistic ones we see today.
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That's a far cry from how much ordinary Americans spend on engagement rings.
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But she's a far cry from the caricatures that I'm used to seeing.
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He finished in fifth place, a far cry from his strong Iowa showing.
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It's a far cry from the game that's promised, but it's hardly vaporeware.
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That, alas, is a far cry from the spirit of the Trump administration.
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But Ramdev's operation is a far cry from the ascetic ashrams of yesteryear.
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But awareness is a far cry from preparation, and grief doesn't respect reason.
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That's a far cry from the 31 percent rise over the past year.
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"Autographing was a far cry from passing out in my apartment," she wrote.
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A far cry from the vision that once attracted them to the caliphate.
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It's a far cry from what we normally think of as an airport.
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LGP's first action was a far cry from industrial sabotage: They wrote letters.
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Still that's a far cry from the 65 percent premium seen on GBTC.
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It's a far cry from the 2008 peak north of $140 a barrel.
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Still, that's a far cry from the destruction of much of the neighborhood.
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That is a far cry from a projected $2 trillion back in 2015.
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Yet individually, many Trump supporters are a far cry from the snarling caricatures.
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It's a far cry from that today, when people talk openly about gambling.
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It was a far cry from the first time we watched the Pussycats perform.
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Apple's current market cap is a far cry from that at around $733 billion.
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The current bid for the car stands at $1,675 — a far cry from $150,000.
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The pricing of some merchandise is a far cry from Detroit's union-scale roots.
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And a meeting is a far cry from a removal from the sanctions list.
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There are British accents, yes, but they're a far cry from Lady Mary Crawley's.
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That's a far cry from New York's average high, which is only 40 degrees.
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But that's a far cry from the violence-as-philosophical-commitment that characterized fascists.
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And it's a far cry from claiming that Clinton officials engaged in Satanic rituals.
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But a $2,500 "custom built" laptop is a far cry from a $600 smartphone.
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But a $43 juice is a far cry from a $700 single-purpose machine.
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The project is definitely a far cry from the latest buzz in The Valley.
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The resulting sculpture seems a far cry from what the mummy looks like now.
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That seems a far cry from Beituki's vision of women confined to the home.
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They're a far cry from Boston Dynamics' ATLAS humanoid bot, but still remarkably capable.
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But leaving Pacific governments beholden is a far cry from building a naval base.
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A towering sitcom achievement and a far cry from what was to come. 1.
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Le Pen is a far cry from the economic reformer that investors typically prefer.
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It's a far cry from traditional British farms that sprawl across acres of land.
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Knowing intellectually that Charleston will be underwater is a far cry from seeing it.
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It is a far cry from the village of his birth 26 years ago.
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It is all a far cry from the time of Kew's foundation, in 1759.
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Seven million is a far cry from the widely cited 21625 million-plus figure.
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Still, it's a far cry from one of her previous stints on reality television.
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It's a far cry from the polarized America of tweets, headlines and political rhetoric.
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Wednesday's stats were certainly a far cry from Murray's recent performances on red dust.
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Jamaican track is a far cry from the British ethic of winning with grace.
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It's even a far cry from the performance by the Senate Democrats on Wednesday.
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The settlement is a far cry from earlier estimates of liability in the case.
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Her teenage self is a far-cry from the Lemonade Bey we know now.
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But it was a far cry from the 111 names Goldman chose in 2010.
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That would be a far cry from the $47 billion valuation earlier this year.
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It's a far cry from the glossy originals, and maybe even better for it.
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But his performance was a far cry from his awkward, halting display in June.
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This may seem a far cry from what we see in politics these days.
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New York and Washington, of course, are a far cry from the rural Southeast.
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President Trump, a far cry from Mr. Reagan in other aspects, finally took countermeasures.
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It's certainly a far cry from most presidents', including Kennedy's, hopeful vision for America.
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Obstinance is one policy choice, certainly, but it's a far cry from actually governing.
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It is a far cry from his comfortable life in Syria working for multinationals.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's next chapter may be a far cry from Calabasas.
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It is a far cry from the bland Superman most know him Cavill from.
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It's a far cry from the 41 percent rally Samsung shares saw in 2017.
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It's a far cry from the standard repertory with which he began his career.
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It's a far cry from Gaffigan's typical optimism, and not anywhere near as funny.
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It's a far cry from everything else that's going on in retail right now.
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This is a far cry from what is occurring now in the black market.
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That is a far cry from where the US stands now, economically and culturally.
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It's a far cry from what most expected: A united front to combat Facebook.
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A far cry from the "hive of scum and villainy" he's been selling pic.twitter.
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It's a far cry from our current subterranean rat's maze constructed in the 1960s.
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The scope of the effort is a far cry from the $800 million that Gov.
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This is a far cry from the success stories promoted by most multilevel marketing companies.
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I think it&aposs a far cry from Obama who did nothing for eight years.
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It's a far cry from watching alone on a sofa in a small Irish town.
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With such credentials, it's not surprising his palinka was a far cry from bathtub gin.
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That's a far cry from the $120 billion that was floated as recently as December.
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It's a far cry from the perfect AAA rating that GE enjoyed in March 2009.
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It's not a far cry from its sea-faring cousin, but it's definitely an upgrade.
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This is a far cry from the romantic vision Mr Puigdemont has offered his supporters.
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It's a far cry from the kind of pastimes she used to be known for.
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This is a far cry from the original Roomba that worked by pressing a button.
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The projection, though, is still a far cry from where committee members anticipate rates heading.
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Much is open source code, a far cry from Microsoft's roots making highly proprietary software.
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The entire experience was a far cry from the futuristic ideas that were being promised.
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That is a far cry from its peak of over 13 rand in late 2015.
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But that was a far cry from the way Trump and Netanyahu interacted in February.
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This is a far cry from the organized structure many of us were hoping for.
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That's a far cry from the hundreds of thousands of job losses that some predicted.
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Huang's second memoir, "Double Cup Love," is, quite literally, a far cry from its predecessor.
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It's a far cry from the panicked, scripted radio call of a few moments ago.
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This was a far cry from the origin story that the team had been told.
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It's a far cry from colonizing Mars, but it's an essential step in the process.
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Xenophobia. It's a far cry from 2010, when the word of the year was change.
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Of course, sexual harassment can be a far cry from what Weinstein is charged with.
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This is a far cry from working with the US in good faith toward denuclearization.
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It is a far cry from 1993, when Federer was a ball boy in Basel.
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Her final home was a far cry from the cluttered Edwardian elegance of the Manor.
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They may offer something that is a far cry from protecting preexisting conditions, for example.
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This is a far cry from the utter desperation of National Deep Fried Clams Day.
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But this is a far cry from understanding the challenges facing the whole U.S. economy.
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But it still hovered around $600 billion — a far cry from "no money" at all.
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Such a system is a far cry from what's in place in the United States.
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It is a far cry from the normal methods of agriculture currently employed in Egypt.
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Utahans saw Mr. Trump as a far cry from his predecessor from four years earlier.
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It's a far cry from last year, when the season passed with me behind bars.
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It's a far cry from the remorseful and desultory state of existence he currently lives.
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His lifestyle during those years was a far cry from his modest beginnings in life.
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The Senate that existed in Hamilton's era is a far cry from the Senate today.
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It's a far cry from parity, but significantly greater than the 3 percent in 85033.
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That's a far cry from military standoffs, reforms and electoral agenda facing the current presidency.
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But it still hovered around $22009 billion — a far cry from "no money" at all.
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The Negev is a far cry from the temperate climates of many wine-growing regions.
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It was a far cry from the 19 to 25 years prosecutors said he deserved.
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That's a far cry from where Google stood with China just a few years ago.
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That's a far cry from the recommended $1 million needed to sustain yourself in retirement.
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The game was a far cry from the shootouts between the teams in recent years.
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That's a far cry from the malls that bring in lower sales per square foot.
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But he acknowledged that's a far cry from having a vaccine ready to help producers.
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Still, it was a far cry from the 1,848 sales totaling $8.9 billion in 2017.
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That's a far cry from Trump's description of the call as "perfect" and totally normal.
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This budget bill was a far cry from past Republican efforts to slash government spending.
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The check was a far cry from what I'd heard about the situation at Qalandiya.
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What Ali found in Florida was a far cry from the tailored retreat she was expecting.
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Because 16 million is a far cry from 96 million, we rate Trump's claim as false.
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Because 16 million is a far cry from 96 million, we rate Trump's claim as FALSE.
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The results barely improve click-through rates, he says—a far cry from predicting political behavior.
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Devotees and detractors alike say Patanjali's management style is a far cry from standard corporate culture.
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But conservatives and the Trump White House know this is a far cry from their demands.
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That description is a far cry from the accusations the organization faced during the 2016 election.
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Let's just say these posts are a far cry from how the couple originally introduced themselves.
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It's a far cry from even the lively malevolence of the magical realm in Spirited Away.
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It's an extreme measure, and certainly a far cry from defending democracy and freedom of expression.
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That's a far cry from the 180,000 people who worked in the industry 30 years ago.
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It's 40 percent smaller than Sony's current-gen VPL-GTZ1, but a far cry from portable.
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ET. Economists expect growth of 2.5%, a far cry from early estimates of near zero percent.
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Her character, Eve, is a far cry from the role for which we know Oh best.
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It was a far cry from Gucci Mane's performance at Pandora for SXSW Interactive last week. .
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But it's a far cry from the outright support for ending democracy that characterizes true fascists.
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It's a far cry from the band's earlier work, which usually worked within club music vernaculars.
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This was a far cry from the affectedly quaint confectioner parlors I had grown accustomed to.
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Laikago is a far cry from the Boston Dynamics breed, which is sturdier, swifter and smarter.
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A far cry from the many "good, hbu" messages we've come to expect as the norm.
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Chapel is warm, loved and comfortable — a far cry from how she was found on Tuesday.
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Numbers, however, have been thin - a far cry from the mass anti-Maduro protests of 2017.
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Munster said Apple probably has about 40 shows and movies — a "far cry" from Netflix's library.
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That's a far cry from Facebook's previous strategy to allow brands to buy "dark posts," a.k.a.
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This instinctual subjectivity is a far cry from maintaining a detached, ironic view of life. 21952.
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It's a far cry from her late-career EDM-cyborg heights, but that's alright with me.
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It's certainly a far cry from the original concept of linking university friends across a campus.
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This is a far cry from what Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer and even one former Sen.
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This is a far cry from the $4,000 to $9,000 promised, and that's the good news!
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That's a far cry from the seamless, shareable future of health data that providers were promised.
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She loved it, though it was a far cry from the glamour of her marketing days.
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The deployment, Mr. Obama noted, was a far cry from the 100,000 combat troops once there.
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That's a far cry from the nearly 21.48,2437 it shipped a year about a decade ago.
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That&aposs a far cry from the roughly 1 million Ford F-150s sold every year.
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Valeant's U.S. shares were trading at $28.99, a far cry from their August high of $2.36.70.
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The 21st-century return to the moon is a far cry from the 1960s lunar race.
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Ariel Winter's next big role is a far cry from Alex Dunphy and Sofia the First.
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It would also be a far cry from the fully revamped agreement that Trump had promised.
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It's a far cry from its golden year in 1934, when 30,407 babies were named Donald.
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We are a far cry from the infantile way Hollywood wrings cheap laughs from bodily fluids.
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That's a far cry from the millions of iPhone units Apple sells in a single weekend.
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While I inherited their strong work ethic, I'm a far cry from their type of tough.
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That's a far cry from the lethargic time scales that often define the field of geology.
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It established a dynastic dictatorship — a far cry from the republican system that allegedly exists today.
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The rounded, fabric-covered model is a far cry from the early days of hard plastic.
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I get not wanting to overreact, but that's a far cry from what's going on here.
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It is all a far cry from the hopes of the U.N.'s founders in 1946.
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That's a far cry from the nearly 2437,5303 it shipped a year about a decade ago.
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That's a far cry from the frothy height of $3.8 trillion that was hit in 2003.
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It's a far cry from the mission for the department laid out nearly four decades ago.
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That is a far cry from the "impartial justice" required by our oaths and the Constitution.
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This doesn't seem like a far cry from what happened at Middlebury College earlier this year.
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Not quite as twitchy as Apex, but a far cry from the stiff character movement of PUBG.
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Lily-Rose Depp's latest drama, Planetarium, is a far cry from the off-beat comedy Yoga Hosers.
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In fact, their first encounter with each other was a far cry from your typical love story.
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Cook is Oakland's only option, even if he is a far cry from beloved quarterback Derrick Carr.
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And if that holds water, Sincerely, Future Pollution is a far cry from Timber Timbre's self-titled.
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But the quake was a far cry from the tremors that struck Mexico in September, Martinez said.
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This is a far cry from a decade ago, when your choices were rum and nothing else.
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The truth, however, is a far cry from what stumbling Nancy said just a few weeks ago.
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But they remain a far cry from the record hit in 2012, which exceeded $45 a barrel.
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Kelly said that was a far cry from forcing customers to pay for bags and itinerary changes.
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That's a far cry from the message of reconciliation that genetic ancestry testing companies hope to promote.
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That's better than both MetLife and Prudential, but a far cry from Travelers and its 109 percent.
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It's beautiful in theory, but in practice my Memories videos are a far cry from Apple's ad.
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That line is a far cry from seeing one Prestige Actress™️ wallop another with a cone.
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That's a far cry from the $2.57 billion Amazon reported in AWS revenue in the latest quarter.
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While the economy has improved, it is a far cry from the peak of the oil boom.
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That is a far cry from the double-digit price rises from just a few years ago.
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In the U.S., only 160,000 subscribers signed up, which was a far cry from expectations for 532,000.
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It's all a far cry from a bacon-egg-and-cheese scarfed down on the F train.
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But that's still a far cry from us digitally hallucinating a dancing hot dog through Spectacles themselves.
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The charges are a far cry from the life Holmes was living just a few years ago.
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This entire response is a far cry from the other, arguably larger, scandal KUWTK has recently weathered.
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The e-tron only has lane assist and adaptive cruise control, a far cry from Tesla's system.
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It's a far cry from the original game, which had fewer than 10 people working on it.
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That's a far cry from the smoking gun of collusion during the campaign that Democrats so crave.
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That attacks originate in Russia is a far cry from their being sponsored by the Russian government.
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President Barack Obama's final State of the Union address was a far cry from his predecessors' oratory.
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The end result is a far cry from the flavorless veggie pucks sold in supermarket freezer aisles.
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That's a far cry from Fromaggio's blanket claim of a 48-hour maximum for complex, hard cheeses.
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He is shooting 30.7 percent in that category, a far cry from his career mark of 35.8.
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This is a far cry from how questions of race are usually framed and parsed in 2017.
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A far cry from the last N'SYNC album and let's not forget, people bought records then. pic.twitter.
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This is a far cry from engineering breakeven, and even further from net positive energy fusion reaction.
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It's a far cry from her go-to heels, which are more about looks than leaping about.
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It's a far cry from the fabulosity of Baby Phat and Kimora's subsequent larger-than-life looks.
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It's all a far cry from the trials and tribulations being experienced by South American neighbor Chile.
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It's a far cry from last year's Snapdragon 810, which was plagued with performance and thermal issues.
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Increasingly, postproduction animation is part of the equation, though it is still a far cry from Hollywood.
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Squeezing into an L-39 is a far cry from nestling into coach class on a 767.
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It was a far cry from the last Summit of the Americas, held in Panama in 2015.
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That's a far cry from the fee structure of US airlines, which can range up to $150.
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It's all a far cry from the trials and tribulations being experienced by South American neighbour Chile.
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That's still a far cry from the $20203 million the Koch brothers reportedly spent to develop i360.
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It was a far cry from the style of the standard electronic-pop album, on which d.j.
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It was a far cry from the cramped, pungent quarters that are a staple of economy cabins.
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This year's festivities were a far cry from his days of marking the occasion in Las Vegas.
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It's a far cry from Cersei's usual gowns, which have often been long, colorful, and very ladylike.
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" The Disney brand is a far cry from the punchy, at times punch-drunk, zaniness of "Mr.
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It is a far cry from what some in the party thought Mr Johnson had in store.
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It's a far cry from the 1990s, when the kids would wake us up at 5 a.m.
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These images are a far cry from the art most strongly associated with the Grounds for Sculpture.
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That's a far cry from the country's 20163,000 fatalities during the bird flu pandemic back in 1957.
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But that's a far cry from crossing party lines to ultimately cast a final vote to convict.
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Despite its focus on the work of dead authors, it's a far cry from stodgy academic discourse.
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Other big banks reported similarly booming results — a far cry from an industry ravaged by overbearing regulators.
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Currently, Iowa and New Hampshire are a far cry from truly being representative of the Democratic electorate.
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He had already painted four others — a far cry from his usual work as a house painter.
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But that's a far cry from Trump's promises to lead the way on passing significant federal legislation.
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That said, the Bali I discovered was a far cry from the fantasy Bali of my dreams.
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Twitter's audience stalled around 300 million monthly users, a far cry from Facebook's 2.45 billion monthly users.
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Silver prices averaged about $16.94 in 2019, a far cry from its record of $49.50 in 2011.
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That's still a far cry from the bigger brands: Last year, Harley-Davidson had 1498 dealers worldwide.
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It's a far cry from the days when we just left the tap running while we brushed.
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It's a far cry from the United States, where illness and addiction have hoisted vaping into headlines.
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That is a far cry from the first spring day but still: Iced-coffee season is coming.
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General Motors' net income in 28503 was $22019 billion, a far cry from their days of bankruptcy.
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"This is a far cry from the 1950s, or even the 1980s and the 1990s," he said.
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This sunny, natural wood-filled nail studio is a far cry from your regular fluorescent-lit salon.
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It's a far cry from lethal force and is escalated only if police escalate first, they say.
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In other words, J.Crew is now a far cry from the monolithic vision of the Lyons era.
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In this regard, they are a far cry from the current, popular go-tos of Japanese cuisine.
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Also check out Dany's dress, a far cry from the rags she was wearing when she was a Dothraki prisoner at the beginning of season six, and also a far cry from the nothing at all she was wearing when she burned her way to freedom in episode four.
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But that's still a far cry from the massive number of cars and trucks that its competition moves.
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And it's a far cry from what the company, once valued at $9 billion, set out to do.
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It is a far cry from the devastated city we have seen on TV screens in recent weeks.
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However, Victorson's narrative is a far cry from the greed popularized through the media's portrayal of drug trafficking.
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And it's a far cry from what Trump uttered during the primary to his boisterous fans at rallies.
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The weather in Germany, after all, is a far cry from the distinct seasons in his native Syria.
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The picture is a far cry from the story Britney told Marie Claire UK about her terrible date.
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Pink hair and emo lyrics are a far cry from Doggett on OITNB, but that's how Manning rolls.
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The look is a far cry from Witherspoon's usual style, and made us do a complete double take.
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It is a far cry from Chávez's promise to lift millions out of poverty through his socialist revolution.
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That sincerity is a far cry from the cynicism and existential anguish in all three previous DCEU films.
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This is a far cry from the Jess we met in New Girl's pilot so very long ago.
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That compared to 787,657 tonnes in August, and a far cry from 2.13 million tonnes a year earlier.
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And let me just say, it was a far cry from my day spent corralling 6-year-olds.
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This is a far cry from the striated pop that shows up in the Spotify Top Hits playlist.
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In Japan, Meyer writes, messages are often conveyed implicitly — a far cry from Netflix's blunt ways of communicating.
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The stock is up nearly 7 percent this year, a far cry from last year's 117.78 percent gain.
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Though the company obtained 41 patents, that's a far cry from explaining how the devices function, experts say.
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But they are a far cry from the rich cultural offerings of Russia, which hosted this year's tournament.
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That's a far cry from the position the state took years ago, when they sought he death penalty.
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Hughes' dystopian framing in the Times is a far cry from the social media giant's campus origin tale.
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It was a far cry from the age I grew up in, surrounded by the ravages of AIDS.
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This is a far cry from our income tax code today, with the highest rate at 21980 percent.
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While an ongoing dialogue in some circles is a welcome change, it's a far cry from actual change.
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This is a far cry from your parents' old Dodge Grand Caravan with a flip-down TV screen.
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That is a far cry from the tens of thousands who came out a week after the elections.
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And although still a far cry from a guaranteed baby, 12 guaranteed oocytes is a solid starting point.
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That's a big jump, but still a far cry from Amazon Web Services' roughly $10 billion* in revenue.
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It's a far cry from the horrible flavor of TV software you've been putting up with for years.
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The new product is a far cry from the entire lipstick collection because of its muted nectar shade.
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That's a far cry from the team's 15-1 finish last season, culminating Super Bowl appearance last February.
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Oprah's 190 pounds would give her just $3.73 million, a far cry from her true $2.9 billion fortune.
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Dialog's stock is still a far cry from levels before it announced the deal with Atmel in September.
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But the peaceful rally that launched the march was a far cry from the violence now making headlines.
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That's novel, I guess, but it's a far cry from what should be the most promising thing here.
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It was a far cry from the spirit of collectivity that once built the infrastructure of American cities.
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The 2018 Expedition is still a far cry from the upcoming 2018 Lincoln Navigator, which starts at $73,250.
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The approach is a far cry from how head offices micromanage the operations of many large Japanese retailers.
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This is a far cry from the top-down, one-size-fits-all approach of the Obama CPP.
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The scene was a far cry from the usual images broadcast from the city of violence and mayhem.
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There, a dollar fetches over 6,000 bolivars - a far cry from the new Dicom rate, despite the devaluation.
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It was a far cry from the horse flinching away from his touch less than an hour earlier.
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It's a far cry from the Selena Gomez of yore, and it came with no explanation—until now.
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That is still a far cry from saying Catholic politicians are obligated to impose this faith on others.
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But this "leave me alone" attitude is a far cry from her previous interview responses on the subject.
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It wasn't a far cry from the Ramones, whose 21978 debut album became the blueprint for pop-punk.
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It's a far cry from the days when they couldn't muster the will to leave their front door.
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It's a far cry from their normal lives, when they would meet up almost every day after university.
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But compromise on climate change is a far cry from the current environmental movement in the Democratic party.
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It was a far cry from the record £21992 million ($21.5 million) the company achieved in March 22000.
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And that's a far cry from the $169 million in international ticket sales that it actually picked up.
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In any event, the situation today is a far cry from auguring the renewal of this democratic system.
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That's still (solid!) growth, but it's a far cry from where Facebook has been these past few years.
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But his $20 presentation for dinner at the Polo Bar is a far cry from a ballpark frank.
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Greenland's society is a far cry from capitalism Greenland is a Danish territory, but it's largely self-governing.
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Instead, it's full of 1980s-influenced pop, a far cry from what this band has long specialized in.
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Iraqis deemed a shooting war with Iran and its Iraqi allies as a far cry from that mission.
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Obese is a far cry from "slightly overweight", which is what Dr. Oz declared Mr. Trump to be.
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That&aposs a far cry from the 21.10% that makes up the median APR for all credit cards.
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That's a far cry from the turnout that the three-year-old association had at its first event.
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It's a far cry from 1925, when Frank Neuhauser got $500 in gold as the bee's first winner.
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Iran&aposs conventional military is a far cry from that of a superpower foe, like the United States.
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But Saturday's temperatures were a far cry from the usual with the thermometer reaching a sizzling 70 degrees.
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Trump-style campaigns won't work everywhereOn paper, Gillespie looks like a far cry from a Trump-style candidate.
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But M.Gemi's stores, more like showrooms, are a far cry from a Finish Line, Stride Rite or Clarks.
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That is a far cry from the type of broad restrictions at issue in the Trump White House.
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But that saves only about $20 billion — a far cry from the taxes and Medicare cuts it repeals.
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Their delicate carvings were, at first sight, a far cry from the simple lines of famous Thonet models.
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But even that is a far cry from the top-down approach of past presidents, Democratic or Republican.
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Her vision is a far cry from the anti-capitalist agenda of the Ocasia-Cortez and the DSA.
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These tools are a far cry from the cheap cookie stamps you can find all over the internet.
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That's a far cry from last year, when Kentucky ran the table from the preseason to the Final Four.
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Sometimes dreams are such a far cry from reality that they do make for somewhat entertaining cocktail party conversation.
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It's also a far cry from its projection of 500,000 new US subscribers, and Wall Street's expectation of 509,000.
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The look is a far cry from how the bald hairstyle Travolta sported at the beginning of the year.
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That confused strategy - a far cry from their unity in 2015 parliamentary elections - has undercut western pressure on Maduro.
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It's a far cry from her eight years of playing an icy-blue blonde, which is exactly the point.
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Now, female protesters enjoy vast support, a far cry from the abusive language they were subjected to under detention.
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But I am sure that their routine now is a far cry from their lives before they arrived here.
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All told, it's a far cry from the 264,210 coalition troops that were fighting in Afghanistan five years ago.
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The star wrote her experience breastfeeding her son was a far cry from what it was like with Banks.
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It was a far cry from his inaugural address, where he decried the "carnage" he said has beset America.
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Devising a mobile-banking app for millennials, say, is a far cry from parsing lines of code for bugs.
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It's a far cry from the humble abode portrayed in the hit TV show, which actually debuted in 1989.
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I often feel joy in my life, a far cry from years of anger, depression, not willing to live.
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The index is also a far cry from an all time intraday high of 33,484 reached in January 2018.
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It's a far cry from the action-heavy games that tend to dominate sales charts in Europe and America.
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The soccer scene in Sierra Leone is a far cry from the money and glamour of the European leagues.
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Which means it will be a far cry from the lighthearted reality-TV fun of Mariah's World on E!
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All of which is a far cry from the settled European party landscape of 15 or 20 years ago.
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Despite seeming like an extravagant thing to auction, it's not a far cry from the Revenant star's past contributions.
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Sometimes called Feejee mermaids, they are a far cry from the seductive sirens that you might imagine beguiling sailors.
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Experts in adolescent behavior say that what Kavanaugh is accused of is a far cry from normal teenage wrestling.
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One day that price will undoubtedly rise but 2.3 million units is a far cry from qualifying as rare.
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There's been explosions, fires, and deaths galore — a far cry from the young adult WB drama One Tree Hill.
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These antics are a far cry from the straight-laced Zoey we've come to know on her ABC mothership.
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This was a far cry from the lab's ultimate goal of producing 1.5 kilograms of plutonium per year, however.
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That $5.5 million is a far cry from what Costco anticipated paying, if anything, for the allegedly faux bling.
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It's a far cry from where we were 10 years ago: half naked and lying on a massage table.
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It's a far cry from Clinton, whose supporters are 85% Democrat and only 13% independent or from another party.
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Betty and Jughead's cagey season 2 relationship is a far cry from their unconditional love during Riverdale season 1.
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That's a far cry from the Democratic playbook that has proved to be moderately successful in other Senate races.
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London (CNN Business)Today's classroom is a far cry from the traditional image of locker desks, chalkboards and pencils.
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This is a far cry from Rajoy's previous term where he easily passed laws thanks to an absolute majority.
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The situation is still a far cry from 2800 when the central bank printed a Zimbabwe $25 trillion note.
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Eccentric and hyperrealistic, these creations are a far cry from typical Russian dolls—which are round, brightly colored toy.
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The Central Valley, where Sister Kate operates, is a far cry from this "Emerald Triangle," as it is known.
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It was a far cry from the display of welcome he'd experienced in Saudi Arabia only five days earlier.
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She looks disheveled and dejected – a far cry from the sleek, imposing figure she cut earlier in the film.
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You've probably never heard of him and he's definitely a far cry from the superheroes we've seen so far.
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But it's a far cry from Marvel's typical world-building that usually makes each respective superhero story really sing.
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The photo is a far cry from the last photo shoot the Rob & Chyna star shared to social media.
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The camp is a far cry from the 'Jungle' in Calais, where I had spent the previous few days.
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As with past models, the G4 is a far cry from the unibody ubiquity of most of the competition.
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It's a far cry from the stadium tours Carter's accustomed to, but it's a step in the right direction.
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Even so, I doused it with veal stock, so it was a far cry from the typical old tricks.
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Highly optioned Cullinans can crest $400,6503 — a far cry from where the segment was just a few years ago.
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Both offers will value WeWork at $8 billion or under, a far cry from its $47 billion January valuation.
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His lifestyle is a far cry from that of his youth, in the small town of White Oak, Tex.
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Competitors like the Toyota CH-R are slightly softer, but the CX-3 is a far cry from unpleasant.
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Certainly, today's Dugway is a far cry from the 1940s Dugway, which was entirely closed off to the public.
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That level of encouragement is a far cry from a decade ago when entrepreneurs consistently met with local resistance.
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Through the end of September, Trump raised a total of $271 million - a far cry from Clinton's $2415 million.
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His voice softly spoken in comparison to his records, a far cry from the ecstasy of his band's music.
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Rob Lowe has a new series on A&E that's a far cry from his days on Parks & Recreation.
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The original Sensaire sous vide cooker from 2013 is a far cry from today's more advanced and connected machines.
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These laboratories of oligarchy are a far cry from the democratic norms that Americans expect in their political system.
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Clearly, these 2 kids seem to be riding high on Cloud 9 ... a far cry from their previous relationships.
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For Delta especially, this is a far cry from keynoting CES and introducing a bunch of new technology solutions.
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Ms. Butler's drive was a far cry from the caravan of charter buses that set off from Parkland, Fla.
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That's a far cry from New York City's nearly 450,000 or the U.S. federal government's nearly 2.7 million employees.
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It&aposs a far cry from last weekend, when the studio&aposs Oscar-frontrunner "1917" topped the box office.
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These measures are a far cry from, say, Massachusetts's laws requiring a license to buy and own a firearm.
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The reticence to do more is a far cry from the certainty that underpinned U.S. interventions in the 2023s.
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It's no surprise that Trump's newly released National Security Strategy (NSS) is a far cry from the Obama doctrine.
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The area's well-maintained mansions and tidy lawns are a far cry from the city's iconic decaying colonial buildings.
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It's a far cry from the 12,000 attendees the convention saw during its first year of operation in 2006.
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A prisoner exchange is a far cry from nuclear negotiations, but it may be a good place to start.
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Still, it was a far cry from last year's All-Star Game that featured a record 10 home runs.
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It's a far cry from the first years of commercial aviation when the industry was a tightly regulated marketplace.
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All of it was a far cry from the famished African children on the TV screens of my childhood.
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Mayweather's success is a far cry from the poverty, drugs and crime he grew up in as a child.
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That's a far cry from a consumption tax becoming as American as apple pie, but it's a surprise. 3.
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But, what we actually know about them is a far cry from who they were and what they did.
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The gleaming, 176-unit apartment complex at East 99th Street is a far-cry from transitional or halfway houses.
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The latest legislation is a far cry from more sweeping Obamacare repeal bills that the Senate rejected this week.
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It's also a far cry from the $70,803 to $90,000 Uber once claimed its drivers made in major markets.
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It's a far cry from actually taking a trip with your child that's uninterrupted by work, stress and other demands.
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It's a far cry from Ridley Scott's clip for the Macintosh that would blow the world away one year later.
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But the family Trump is a far cry from the American political dynasties of the past -- the Kennedys, the Bushes.
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Spanning just six cities across the globe, this wheelchair routing update is still a far cry from wide-ranging coverage.
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To be clear, research that finds a correlation between friendliness and balmy temperatures is a far cry from scientific racism.
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It's a far cry from the Space Shuttle's design, which had thousands of switches and circuit breakers in the cockpit.
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Click ahead to find four looks that are a far cry from the I-slept-through-my-alarm messy bun.
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It's a far cry from his last, as a soldier in the 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, serving in Afghanistan.
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In color and texture, these structures are a far cry from the work he began to produce in the 2000s.
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Bullion remains on a three-week winning streak, but it's a far cry from the levels predicted by the analyst.
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But it is a far cry from the 5.3% of the population reported as vegan in a more recent poll.
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Four years later, he's starting his second presidential bid battling Biden for frontrunner status, a far cry from an underdog.
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LGBT groups said the draft legislation is a far cry from what they want: a full repeal of the law.
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Quite a far cry from the 16-year-old singing "Baby One More Time" in a catholic schoolgirl uniform, no?
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And a Go store is a far cry from a fast casual restaurant or a traditional restaurant with counter service.
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The revision was a far cry from what LGBT groups and other critics demanded: a full repeal of the law.
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A far cry from his usual denim jeans that are so distressed, we wonder how they still function as jeans.
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And, to be fair, King Bhumibol's crematorium is a far cry from the 80-metre structures of the 18th century.
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This framework is a far cry from Barr's public pronouncements that the OLC opinion had no bearing on obstruction endgame.
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FICC comprised 15 percent of overall revenue, a far cry from the days when it regularly contributed about 40 percent.
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This is a far cry from the rigid, strap-on prosthetics tens of thousands of men and women wear today.
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All of which is a far cry from the doom and gloom pervading this market at the start of 2000.
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Part of it comes down to what's technologically possible right now — Roombas are a far cry from Rosie the Robot.
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Still, it's a far cry from other (slightly apocalyptic) science-fiction fantasies of Star Wars walkers and spider-like sentinels.
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All in all, it's a far cry from the basement the entire store was crammed into during the redesign process.
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Such a gadget would be a far cry from the brain-computer interfaces scientists have been working on for decades.
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It's a far cry from 2000, when The New York Times noted that every candidate for president supported capital punishment.
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"The budget plans of the Italian government are a far cry from EU fiscal rules," Hense said in a note.
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But even that recommendation was a far cry from more drastic steps — namely abolishing it altogether — that many had anticipated.
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There are plenty of people walking around in the background, which makes it a far cry from a red carpet.
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It is a far cry from Ms Fernández's flat refusal to reward the holdouts in any way for their intransigence.
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It's a far cry from the destruction Trump's star received earlier this year ... becoming a lightning rod for street fights.
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It's a far cry from the $100 million valuation that Mic had previously carried after raising more than $20163 million.
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The recent sighting of the newly engaged pair was a far cry from how they were photographed earlier this week .
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To be clear, this Senate was a far cry from the intense partisanship we have witnessed over the past decade.
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It is a far cry from the traditional — live or fake — Christmas tree we've all come to love and accept.
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So far, the consensus seems to be that the burger is a far cry from Shake Shack's iconic menu item.
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The vetoed budget bill is a far cry from the outline Justice has pushed, according to West Virginia Metro News.
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Wilson's cat is a far cry from the feline her famous costar Taylor Swift plays in the anticipated musical event.
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It's a far cry from anything resembling the kind of advertising industry depicted on the hit TV show, 'Mad Men'.
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This is a far cry from my usual yoga studio: a clean, quiet sanctuary that doesn't smell of goat pee.
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Again, it's a far cry from Cardboard, which isn't great with anything more complex than a passive 360-degree video.
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Google, meanwhile, has already broadened the scope and usefulness of its devices, a far cry from the first Chromebook models.
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The legislating of women's bodies is a far cry from the "small government" advocated by the Republican Party's official platform.
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But he's also warm and conversational, even funny—a far cry from the fear-inducing junkie "nightmare" he once was.
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A far cry from the diva's designer clothes, her latest Instagram post shows her wearing a $23 top from ASOS.
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Barisan Nasional, in contrast, only had 79 seats -- a far cry from the 133 it won in the 2013 election.
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M&A loans from China had registered a mere US$5bn in that period – a far cry from 2016 volume.
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That is a far cry from "guaranteeing pre-existing conditions will be covered" which the president said this bill does.
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It's a far cry from that "have sex and you die" trope that's felled female characters in horror for decades.
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That's down a touch from its early November prediction of 3% growth, but still a far cry from a downturn.
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The simple, straight-to-camera message is a far cry from the elaborate, viral videos he made in years past.
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And it was a far cry from the Uber under ex-CEO Travis Kalanick, whose reign was littered with scandals.
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It is a far cry from the days he when he was a ball boy in Basel back in 1993.
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That's not a bad salvage operation, but it's a far cry from what Ms. Whitman and her executives are pushing.
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It was a far cry from the roiling atmosphere in 1990, when the parade first became an occasion of divisiveness.
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But that's a far cry from saying it's worthless as anything but a tool for crooks, terrorists, and rogue dictators.
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Khan was a far cry from the traditional come-forward fighters that Britain had produced more readily in the past.
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This image of a twitchy, coke-addled aspiring artist is a far cry from the Olson we're familiar with today.
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The system's predictive model is a far cry from the synthesized speech systems used by "digital assistant" apps like Siri.
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It's crisp and light and extra dry—a far cry from the sweet abomination you get in most British pubs.
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That's a far cry from last year when Belgium sold 1 percent or less of bond issues to Asian buyers.
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Even Uber's diminished market cap today is a far cry from the $4.2 billion estimate it had 10 years ago.
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It's a far cry from her life as a stay-at-home mother before she was widowed 11 years ago.
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That's a far cry from "Taken 3," which arrived the same calendar weekend in 2015 and took in $103 million.
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A far cry from the teary send-off in his final home game as a member of the Blue Jays.
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Reports suggest it has tens of millions of users, a far cry from the billions using more popular social networks.
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These games are a far cry from the industry's better-known story lines of battlefield heroics or the zombie apocalypse.
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Opened in 2015, the hotel draws a fashionable clientele that is a far cry from its original incarnation — a brothel.
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Still, it is a far cry from the days when airlines competed based on how much they coddled their customers.
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Cameron recently told PEOPLE that his new hobby is a far cry from the type of exercise he's used to.
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The Ramaz School holds games in a modern, brightly lit gym that is a far cry from the Lions' Den.
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It's a far cry from the affordable live-work artist spaces now under threat of disappearing completely from Los Angeles.
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It was a far cry from the beginning of O'Rourke's mercurial run, which kicked off amid tremendous fanfare in March.
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That's why only 33 new productions managed to crowd into this season, a far cry from the previous season's 45.
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The ad is a far cry from many of the images we see of women who have just given birth.
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This is a far cry from the single ISP offered to Zuckerberg's dorm room where he created the internet giant.
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That's a far cry from those born in the late 1203s, some 70% of whom did better than their parents.
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And the work is a far cry from the stable, well-paying union jobs that were once the industry's norm.
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Advocates, meanwhile, say the administration's actions are a far cry from Trump's campaign promise to "fight" for the LGBT community.
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It is a far cry from the $260,19803 Dolce & Gabbana jacket Melania Trump wore while traveling in Italy in 21980.
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This is a far cry from simply waiting for your favorite shows to come on in the early 21st century.
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That's a far cry from the affordable health insurance Trump and his fellow Republican lawmakers have promised the American people.
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It's a far cry from the typical minimalist, monochrome home aesthetic that's more prevalent in the region's real estate offerings.
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It's a far cry from studying science, but it will help her get a job after she leaves the shelter.
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Suffice it to say that a job creating such stunts is a far cry from pushing paper in a cubicle.
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That is a far cry from the $2003 billion Mr. Cohen ran at his family office the past two years.
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While a far cry from "Captain Marvel," the figure was more than enough to land "Wonder Park" in second place.
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When he came 40 years ago, the Mormon Church was still embryonic, and a far cry from today's outsize temple.
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This time, Birkenstocks are being paired with cool fashions and painted toenails, a far cry from an unwashed tree-hugger.
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That's understandable, since the Navigate on Autopilot feature it enables is a far cry from the "full self-driving" functionality implied.
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Sounds interesting, but it's definitely a far cry from the teen love story we last saw him work on in Georgia.
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Orania is a far cry from these wealthy boltholes, but Norman says around 20 men patrol the vicinity at all times.
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It is all a far cry from the fairly stagnant decade during which Wladimir Klitschko ruled the division with mechanical efficiency.
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A far cry from my oily teenage years, moisture has become the single most important part of my skin-care routine.
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Steep, but a far cry from the roughly $13,000 in legal fees associated with a first-time DUI conviction in Colorado.
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The Victoria's Secret of today is a far cry from the fun, sexy, high-quality brand it was five years ago.
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Brent crude has traded around $55 — a far cry from levels above $100 that once kept OPEC members flush with revenue.
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The chipmaker closed at $142.58 on Wednesday, a far cry from its all-time high of $292.76 it reached last October.
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The U.S. presence is a far cry from that nine-year occupation which at its height saw 170,000 troops in Iraq.
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Her basement rehearsal space, with its drooping Christmas lights and faint aroma of dog food, is a far cry from SNL.
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Although it's a far cry from Shahs, Farahan, 43, tells PEOPLE he's happy to highlight this different aspect of his life.
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It's a far cry from the bright lights of Disney Channel, but any project is reason enough for fans to celebrate.
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Being the heir to an industrial fortune, Francis's younger years were a far cry from those of a typical drug trafficker.
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Yet even within the current social and political climate, the exhibition is a far cry from an elegy to feminism past.
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While that's a far cry from the fully reclining seats up front, it's a definite improvement from the standard airline seat.
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Though a far cry from $4 billion, millions in funding for computer science education initiatives have been allocated through government agencies.
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This is a far cry from the state of affairs just over a decade ago, when the global financial crisis struck.
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But it will be painstaking work, a far cry from the slash-and-burn approach the Trump team has in mind.
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However, it is still a far cry from the $1.1 billion Casper had commanded in a private fundraising round last March.
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These numbers are a far cry from the 15% of an audience that African-American viewers typically occupy for superhero films.
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They're a far cry from unbrushed bedhead and bare skin, but they're still completely wearable — so the best of both worlds.
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It's a far cry from the security and smart home connectivity planned for its already announced successor, but it's a start.
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But it's a far cry from what's needed to save coral reef ecosystems, which support a quarter of all marine species.
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They were a far cry from the enormous demonstrations that toppled Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the longtime dictator, in 2011.
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This mysterious but oddly pointed instruction was a far cry from the veiled, flowery language I'd seen on other zodiac sites.
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That is a far cry from the days when its consultants stuck mainly to blue-sky thoughts in their ivory towers.
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He characterizes his successes as the result of creative collaboration — a far cry from the solitary writing that launched his career.
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What it means: That's a far cry from the first stage of an earnings recession analysts feared early in the year.
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On Wednesday, the mood was somber, a far cry from the energy that raced through the conference on the previous day.
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El Paso consistently ranks as one of the safest cities in America — a far cry from the reputation of its neighbor.
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While it's got plenty of smashed avocado, it looks like Jackman's toast is a far cry from your usual go-to.
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Shares of Facebook are up more than 5 percent this year, a far cry from its 33.41 percent gain in 2015.
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This was also a far cry from its record haul of 51 golds when it hosted the Games in Beijing 2008.
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It is a far cry from her life in Syria, where even during training there was no escape from the war.
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He almost never performed and if he tried it went very badly, a far cry from how well he's doing now.
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Masahiro Tanaka is another expert user of the splitter, but his velocity is a far cry from that of his countryman.
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It’s smelly and dark and crowded and a far cry from the pristine world of Themyscira she left behind.
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Whether this turnaround is bound to stick or not, the retailer is a far cry from its position a decade ago.
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Still, it remains a far cry from where it was in its heyday, a result of both internal and macroeconomic headwinds.
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His health is a far cry from this time last year, when he says he could barely climb out of bed.
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Eventually, the consumer experience could be so streamlined that it will be a far cry from a shady, street-corner transaction.
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The case adds only about 2.3 millimeters to your phone's thickness, a far cry from larger options like the OtterBox Defender.
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It's been steadily growing in the last month, but it's still a far cry from its January high of $139 billion.
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Both marks were around the 50th-best marks ever, and a far cry from his world records of 9.58 and 19.19.
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It's a far cry from the obvious and somewhat weird aftermarket panels you see applied to roofs after the fact today.
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That's a far cry from the $9 billion price tag that Recode says Lyft was looking for in its acquisition discussions.
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Its stock, at $62 a share, is a far cry from its bubble-peak of $311 in the spring of 2008.
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This is a far cry from the flush period between 2001 and 2007, when growth was about 10 percent a year.
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This is a far cry from the 700 mph envisioned in proposals of places that will have less-than-ideal terrain.
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Either bill could legalize as many as 2 million people — a far cry from the 690,000 currently covered by the program.
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That's a far cry from a crash superseding the 20143 financial crisis, which remains the worst since the 1930s Great Depression.
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The statements issued by Washington and Beijing revealed stark differences and few strong commitments -- a far cry from any firm deal.
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It's a far cry from the high growth tech company that WeWork is trying to position itself as to prospective investors.
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Sa'eroun won 54 seats in Iraq's 329-seat national assembly, a far cry from the 165 required to claim a majority.
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It's a far cry from the usual "try to eat at home more often" advice that's touted by personal finance gurus.
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It might have been a far cry from what is widely categorized as "pizza," but it was what madeVytauras Sasnauskas, a.k.a.
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The pizza served in the one-year-old pizzeria is a far cry from the one Sasnauskas first enjoyed in Lithuania.
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It's also been a long time since David and Olivia had any sort of interaction, a far cry from the past.
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It's a far cry from when bitcoin hit a record of close to $20,000 exactly a month ago on December 16.
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As is often the case in feminist horror, the supernatural element isn't a far cry from the dangerous reality men pose.
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While we can't quite bring ourselves to quit the network, it's a far cry from the fun playground it once was.
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In my case, Google was pretty far off — I'm 23, a far cry from the 35-to-64-year-old window.
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A new color Tamagotchi was released in 2019 for a whopping $59.99 — a far cry from the $17.99 of the original.
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It's a far cry from the original version of the game, which has a much more basic design for those materials.
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But Rikers -- with its reputation for maltreatment -- will be a far cry from the red carpet for the disgraced movie mogul.
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This WH statement on new climate report is a far cry from Trump's claim that climate change is a "hoax" pic.twitter.
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It's a far cry from a life of unemployment, waiting at home every day for his wife to return from work.
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Indeed, Hudson Yards is also a far cry from the homogeneous Rockefeller Center, the 1930s complex considered a master-planning pinnacle.
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Verizon sold Tumblr for a reported $3 million this week, a far cry from the billion-dollar valuation it once had.
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The simulated prose of the cognitive-model-free GPT-2 is entertaining, but it's a far cry from genuine reading comprehension.
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But A.I. experts warn that gains in specific tasks or game-playing proficiency are still a far cry from general intelligence.
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Sure, he flew first class, but it was a far cry from a later version of Ghosn, cloistered in his Gulfstream.
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A far cry from the Cuyahoga River catching fire, which is what we knew Cleveland for when I was a kid.
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While that's fitting for this desert landscape, the clubhouse's aesthetic is definitely a far cry from West's preferred wabi-sabi style.
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The 2020 Super Bowl ads are a far cry from the activist tone that many companies have tried on since 2016.
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The Dry VS, in my opinion, was a far cry from the lively, dry, refreshingly bitter wine I had in mind.
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The block where it sits is a far cry from Times Square: Its relatively quiet and lined with brownstones and restaurants.
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That's a far cry from a society that throws its children into gladiatorial contests or makes them run through deadly mazes.
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It is all a far cry from when Mas's father arrived in the United States and began working as a milkman.
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The shares regained some ground to stand at HK$2.7 in late morning trade - still a far cry from its Nov.
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That is a far cry from their average 70% participation in previous Brazilian capital market booms such as 2007 and 2010.
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It's all a far cry from when he was yet to attain global fame and his Coachella billing apparently displeased him.
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But it's a far cry from the original NAFTA, and that is a huge win for working people in North America.
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Now, the star is rocking a new color altogether — a far cry from icy blonde, but perfectly on-trend for winter.
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Its sales were down in 2019, but it's still a far cry from where the business was back in the day.
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However, the new all-powerful leader of Venezuela is a far cry from the TV series' "breaker of chains," Daenerys Targaryen.
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The chaos of everyday life was a far cry from the peace and quiet of her puzzle-building refuge at night.
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That is a far cry from their average 2120% participation in previous Brazilian capital market booms such as 2007 and 2010.
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In 2017, the Pink Drink — a far cry from the espresso-based drinks of Starbucks' early days — took over the internet.
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It's a far cry from a meal kit box with fresh grass-fed beef, kale, and a tiny container of Sriracha.
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While Apple's revenue arrived closely in line with expectations, the number is a far cry from the guidance Apple offered in November.
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This contemporary Britain is fractured and intolerant, a far cry from the "cohesive, united, consensual place" that Benjamin remembers from his childhood.
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There will be two options for campers, and both sound like a far cry from the tent camping we did growing up.
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" The secretary's comments are a far cry from what he said about importation a year ago -- when he called it a "gimmick.
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It's a far cry from its onetime pitch to be a world-changing computing paradigm back in the heady days of 2014.
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Most of these campaigns are expensive on their face, and a far cry from Reddit's self-serve minimum daily spend of $5.
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It was a far cry from the last time Shannon walked the Growing Up Hip Hop premiere red carpet — in January 2015.
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But the $6.50 a share purchase price for Barnes & Noble is a far cry from its peak of above $30 in 2006.
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Obama reportedly played 306 rounds of golf in office, a far cry from the estimated 1,200 rounds Woodrow Wilson played as president.
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It's fair to say that the Laser TV is a far cry from the industrial fridge-like big screens of the past.
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These still don't feel as full-featured as non-VR games, but they're a far cry from anything we saw in 22.
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His latest role will be a far cry from his good guy roots, however, according to Riverdale executive producer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa.
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Her image, she goes on to point out, is a far cry from the tech industry's most prominent designer — Apple's Jony Ive.
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The Wakanda he created is more textured and complex than ever before, a far cry from the stereotypes that troubled its creation.
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A far cry from her "Pretty Woman" days, to star in the 2018 TV show "Homecoming," Roberts was paid $600,000 an episode.
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As of today, Fitbit's stock is valued at $5.97 a share—a far cry from its high of over $50 a share.
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That's a far cry from the standard jokey line from commentary that the Reigns-hating crowds are just having fun being contrary.
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It's a far cry from Trump's campaign, which ended only Tuesday night, and message that he would "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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More than 7 million policies are in force today, though the industry is a far cry from its heyday in the 1990s.
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A typical day's diet includes eggs, chicken, vegetables, salads and protein shakes — a far cry from his former diet of 300 oz.
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It was a far cry from what we heard from the White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders just earlier today. Listen.
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But this is a far cry from assuming lobsters exposed to marijuana will be relieved of pain, or will even get high.
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It's a far cry from the company's formerly plasticky designs and one that's certainly in line with the device's premium price tag.
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Shares closed Thursday at $2.24, a far cry from the $20 per share Groupon saw when it went public in November 2011.
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That's a far cry from years like 2017, when La La Land won six of the 20113 Oscars it was nominated for.
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The first terminal was a tent, a far cry from the four halls, resembling vast shopping malls, at the London airport today.
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All this is a far cry from Lawrence's dairy farm, a birthplace that's been skipped over in favor of myths and assumptions.
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They were down 16% at 103 pence at 0904 GMT, a far cry from a high of 4,056 pence in March 2018.
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It's a far cry from his nightmarish former life as a self-described death squad lieutenant in the southern city of Davao.
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But Judge Schwab found the statements citing innuendo and fact-checking were "a far cry" from labeling the accusers liars and extortionists.
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It's a far cry from what was originally envisioned for the country when the majority of U.S. forces were withdrawn in 2014.
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That's a far cry from the Obama administration's claim that 6900 million Americans with a pre-existing condition could be denied coverage.
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Prosthetic limbs are getting better and more personalized, but useful as they are, they're still a far cry from the real thing.
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As for the decor -- it's a far cry from their Hidden Hills mansion -- with a ton of wood, stonework and homey touches.
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It's really just an NFC tag sewn onto a suit, so it's a far cry from "smart fabrics" like Google's Project Jacquard.
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That's a far cry from the five-minute promise, and it's not apparent what led to the drastic slowdown in charging times.
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The 2018 budget does not get straight A's, but it is a far cry from the complete failure that critics have claimed.
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Her take was a far cry from the cutesy briefs that helped us get ready (and on schedule) back in grade school.
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While they get a few things right, the experience is still a far cry from what you'd want from truly wireless earbuds.
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These upgraded options may be a far cry from the value-menu McChicken sandwich that fans know and love, but don't fret.
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It's a far cry from the awkward jiggling and sliding I normally have to do to make a Cardboard experience look good.
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But that's a far cry from how sex work is punished in the real world, both legally and in less official ways.
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Siri, Alexa and Cortana are miles ahead of old-fashioned dialog trees, but they still are a far cry from generalized intelligence.
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That's a far cry from a decade ago, when Silicon Valley epitomized the modern, progressive, cool mores of Barack Obama's Democratic Party.
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These are certainly useful features, but they're a far cry from the advances in self-driving tech made by companies like Google.
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But this functioning safety net is a far cry from the overly ambitious enormously expensive bells and whistles of Medicare for all.
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Those comments were a far cry from Trump's remarks about the Fed chair when he was trying to win the White House.
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At $410 million, it's still a far cry from the nearly $3 billion the company generates per quarter on its car business.
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Standup comedy is a far cry from inventing, but experimentation is just as key in the arts as it is in science.
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The company's stock price is a far cry from the heady days of 2004, when it traded at more than 500 pence.
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If it's right, that's a rise of only seven million in employment, a far cry from the 21973 million Mr. Trump envisions.
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Last year only 111 IPOs made it to market, a far cry from the 779 that took place in pre-SOX 1996.
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That is a far cry from the hundreds of thousands of farmers in the state, he said, but it is a start.
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It was a far cry from last June, when Trump was eager to sit before the special counsel to answer his questions.
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So far, the campaign has raised $183,225, which is exciting but is also a far cry from the intended goal of $555,225.
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Her move to join the nascent mobile business was a far cry from her childhood growing up on a Wyoming cattle ranch.
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At present, the four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home is a far cry from Kimye's usual über minimalist, modern and all-nude aesthetic.
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That enactment, while a far cry from the kind of aesthetic overall currently being suggested, faced its own pushback from conservation advocates.
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It's a far cry from "Hiroshima Mon Amour," arrestingly presented by Bertrand Marcos and Ms. Ardant at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens.
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Still, it all seemed a far cry from Mr. Bannon's oft-stated grand design to engineer the federation of Europe's far right.
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Huawei has been frantically populating its store with apps throughout the last year, but it's still a far cry from Google Play.
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And even if National Guard members were assisting with law enforcement, it'd be a far cry from the institution of martial law.
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Reaction: Legislators are working on a proposal for a $2,000 pay increase -- which is a far cry from what the union wants.
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It's a far cry from a $90 million victims' compensation fund that had been discussed in 2018, according to Kantor and Twohey.
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That was a far cry from Mr. Trump's suggestion during the campaign that the United States might walk away from the alliance.
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While still a far cry from the nearly 23 percent decline in 1987, Monday's decline is now the biggest point drop ever.
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It also found that the negative impact on housing prices could, at most, reach 0.6% -- a far cry from Trump's 65% figure.
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It is, in a word, dispiriting—and a far cry from the enthusiasm of movies like Apollo 13 or The Right Stuff.
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The red planet was warm and wet, with a robust atmosphere -- a far cry from the cold, unforgiving place it is today.
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The color is a far cry from the brunette strands we're used to, but the update is right on trend for fall.
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But 2019's surge is still a far cry from oil's $100-plus days, which were not that long ago in 2014.
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A drive around town turned up a handful of people sleeping outside, a far cry from the blocklong tent cities in California.
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In person, he is warm and affable, his facial expressions a far cry from the severe grimace in his Twitter profile pic.
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The company's ever-shrinking footprint is a far cry from 2005, when Lampert merged Sears and Kmart in an $20103 billion deal.
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Trump's statement is a far cry from years of campaigning that a border wall would be nearly impossible for smugglers to overcome.
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"I'm maturing every day, and certain things I thought and said are a far cry from what I think now," he said.
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The increase was a far cry from what economists had expected and a fraction of the number of jobs created in April.
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He got about $1.3 billion for border fencing in the deal he finally agreed to, a far cry from the desired amount.
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Railways are certainly a far cry from CP's biggest business, food, which, together with its agri-industry business, accounts for 54% of revenues.
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With prices ranging between $2,200 to $5,500, the wigs are a far cry from the more common dark bobs often associated with sheitels.
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The modestly scaled film's gritty corners and vacant lots are a far cry from glamorous, fun-in-the-sun screen depictions of Miami.
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The device is a far cry from conventional computers, which are based on minute wires imprinted on silicon chips in highly ordered patterns.
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The relative certainty of the Senate outcome is a far cry from the House, where majority control will shift to Democrats in January.
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But that's a far cry from banning it entirely—and calling for "a bolder EPA" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
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However, the latest number is still are a far cry from the 2 percent inflation target set by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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She was still traumatized by Michael Myers, but a far cry from the more deeply damaged Laurie we meet in the 2018 Halloween.
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His abs were a far cry from his everyman pudge he and his characters had rocked previously, so it was a Big Deal.
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The moves may have slowed the lira's plunge, but they are a far cry from what needs to be done to reverse it.
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That is obviously a far cry from the idea that President Obama himself ordered that the FBI exact retribution on his political foe.
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It's a far cry from a network of underground hyperloops that spans the eastern seaboard, but it's an important step for Musk's project.
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A far cry from signature toothy grin of today, in this picture, Ellen is giving what looks like a forced, pursed lip smile.
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Borteck told Glamour that the space will be a far cry from the fussy beauty counters that can often intimidate and overwhelm shoppers.
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Today you can pick up an iPod nano for ~$150 (or a screenless shuffle for ~$49) — a far cry from the $400 original.
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Sunday's march was a far cry from violent clashes witnessed at the same event in 2015, but protesters also made their voices heard.
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When the vocals came in, Shevchuk sounded like a snarling dog, a far cry from the mealy-mouthed delivery of Lifetime's Ari Katz.
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Ahead are 23 picks under $150 that are a far cry from the same black pea coat you've been wearing out for years.
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Lisbeth Salander, a dark and complex character, has survived severe emotional and sexual abuse and is a far cry from her royal highness.
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Still, revenue for the first half totalled just $22 million, a far cry from the $465.5 million that Plus500 reported a year earlier.
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It looks a far cry from Katrina, which led, directly or indirectly, to the deaths of more than 1,800 people, mostly in Louisiana.
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That's a far cry from Periscope, which hired an editor-in-chief, and YouNow, which also has a team that chooses editor's picks.
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Austin Mahone's new song is a far cry from his early hits like "Say Somethin" — and we mean that in the worst way.
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Prices have since recovered to around $45, but that's still a far cry from the peak $145 which they hit eight years ago.
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That is a far cry from the "safe, legal, rare" line of the 1990s, a line that Clinton has pointedly abandoned this year.
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Experts also told Politico previous cases of non-citizen voting were in the dozens, a far cry from the millions Trump has claimed.
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Li has not yet commented on the recent photo, but it's a far cry from shots posted on his Instagram from recent months.
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The date was actually a rather boring and awkward affair, a far cry from the wild fantasy of dating a garage rock outfit.
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Their effortless (like, literally no effort) looks for the red carpet are a far cry from the Instagram-ready looks we see today.
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Sa&aposeroun won 54 seats in Iraq&aposs 329-seat national assembly, a far cry from the 165 required to claim a majority.
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It's a far cry from the more glamorous modeling gigs she would go on to have, but Moynahan seems proud of the work.
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Its eight total episodes to date have been viewed millions of times, but this is all a far cry from the show's origins.
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The current situation in the West, even amid the Syrian refugee crisis, is a far cry from the nightmare into which Algeria descended.
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Needless to say, studying clumps of cells in a petri dish is a far cry from being able to study a whole brain.
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Rising tensions between US and Russia are a far cry from President Donald Trump's optimistic campaign rhetoric of hopes for a collaborative relationship.
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But all of that is a far cry from "style," typically defined as an author's individual word choices and sentence structures or arrangements.
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It's a far cry from the zombies of Haitian lore, but it appears to be an attempt to humanize the zombie once again.
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When we spoke to Weber in June about his most recent purchases, his choices were a far cry from many of his peers.
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After all, George Romney became Nixon's secretary of Housing and Urban Development, a far cry from the status of his son's potential position.
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The 14-week stochastic indicator would have to drop to 30, a far cry from its current level of 87, says the strategist.
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The dearth of options in rural, sparsely populated areas is a far cry from what Democrats promised when selling the Affordable Care Act.
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The stock was up 8 percent at $7.10 in mid-morning trading — a far cry from its record-high of $97.93 in 2004.
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While activity has picked up in 2017 with €7bn-equivalent printed so far, it is still a far cry from the market's heyday.
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The world of one-day shipping and Amazon and FedEx tracking is a far cry from the way that global freight shipping operates.
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In Mexico, $900 a year offers a living standard that's a far cry from the utopian future that basic income advocates hope for.
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Lady Susan is an easy-to-love anti-heroine, a far cry from the rather dull Elizabeth Bennet or the irritating Dashwood sisters.
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It's a far cry from something like Google's Jump camera platform, but it's not bad even on things like my aging Android phone.
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This is a far cry from the claim that the minorities who are diversifying the nation are responsible for declining levels of trust.
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Conservative radio reaches tens of millions of listeners on a daily basis—a far cry from Pod Save America's 1.5 million weekly visitors.
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It's a far cry from when Microsoft was the poster child for an antitrust breakup case in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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The stock was up 8 percent at $7.10 in mid-morning trading - a far cry from its record-high of $97.93 in 2004.
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It can manage annual GDP growth of only around 2%, a far cry from 2000-08, which achieved an oil-fired 5-10%.
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It was a far cry from the 1990s when Serbia and Turkey were sharply at odds in the conflicts that tore apart Yugoslavia.
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That's double what it was a decade ago, but a far cry from the 50 percent of the electorate of which they represent.
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This is a far cry from the 1990s when Palestinians thought it was only a matter of time before a state would emerge.
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As for Cuomo, he's currently calling for 50 percent renewable energy in New York by 85033 — a far cry from ambitious climate policy.
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The recent spate of deals is a far cry from the bolt-ons and investments that proliferated over the past couple of years.
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That was more than four times its high estimate and a far cry from what the biggest Ghenies go for privately: about $650,22011.
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Their look is a far cry from the Kalashnikov-wielding, bearded fighters in black uniform that these students were not too long ago.
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The current 28500-ship, 6900 capital-ship fleet is a far cry from the 2628-ship, 28503 capital-ship fleet of the 22019s.
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The quaint English city, known for its pottery and landscape gardens, is a far cry from the genocide he escaped four years ago.
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Islamism, or, again, political Islam, is a far cry from the religion that is familiar to the 1.7 billion Muslims around the world.
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Three were taken into custody for obstructing traffic -- a far cry from the dozens of arrests made during the last round of rallies.
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His point production has since slowed, but merely earning a regular shift is a far cry from the situation he left in Philadelphia.
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That's a far cry from the '70s peak, of course, but the central bank is likely to raise rates later this year. —U.
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A yeast cell may seem like a far cry from a human cell, but genetically speaking we've got quite a bit in common.
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The daring English duo's five-part, four-hour hard drive purge is a far cry from the humanoid beauty of their earliest work.
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It's a far cry from hand sanitizer's humble beginnings in Ohio, where Purell was invented in 22018 by family-owned soap company Gojo.
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The elder Bushes governed in a spirit of congeniality and of civility, a far cry from the partisan ferocity of our own time.
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If it wasn't already clear, the general tone of this Snow White is seedy and sordid — a far cry from cheery animated dwarves.
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It is a far cry from an earlier period of digital expansion, when internet communication was seen to promote global exchange and understanding.
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Still, Day was cautiously optimistic and said the Liberal funding was a far cry from the "doom and gloom" under previous Conservative government.
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They pay their rent and make repair requests online, a far cry from "texting the super and he would maybe respond," Rocky said.
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It is a far cry from Jonathan Kent's 2015 Broadway revival, whose star-studded cast shuffled through realistically detailed early-20th-century interiors.
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It was a far cry from the love prevailing over politics meme and Americans learning to disagree without being disagreeable, and all that.
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It was a far cry from the mood on the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, which lost the match to the French, 83-28.
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Watching Sean Spicer Cha-Cha or Foxtrot on national television is funny, likely ridiculous, and possibly entertaining — a far cry from being dangerous.
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The prevailing sense of dread was a far cry from the energy and purpose that had invigorated the anti-Communist South after Tet.
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The brand's second-skin lining is a far cry from the uncomfortable netting commonly found in men's trunks, making the styles easily adaptable.
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Despite its squat concrete frame and fluorescent lights — a far cry from the neighboring brownstones — the library draws a capacity crowd most days.
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That is also a far cry from the volatility of 2200 and 000, when the Midwest premium peaked at over $2375 per ton.
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The food products that utilize marijuana are a far cry from the old classic pot brownies (not that there's anything wrong with those!).
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However, this is a far cry from the plots and intrigues in and around the White House orbit that Woodward and Anonymous describe.
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The songs were strange, and imperfect, and littered with jokes, a far cry from the kind of music he was used to making.
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Project Proton is a far cry from the current bulky Vive headsets, more closely resembling a streamlined version of Magic Leap's AR technology.
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Casper debuted trading at a value of $575 million, a far cry from the $1.1 billion private market valuation it had previously achieved.
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And Vogue magazine profiled her as a paragon of millennial taste and accomplishment — a far cry from the tabloid coverage of her youth.
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"The NRA today is a far cry from the NRA that in 85033 said that teachers shouldn't carry weapons in schools," Malloy said.
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Although the new design technically constitutes a multi-column layout, it's still a far cry from what you'll find in apps like TweetDeck.
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That's a far cry from 2016, when Republicans won the presidential race and (when there was one) Senate races in all these states.
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It was a far cry from where he was after his shooting, which put him in the hospital during the last year's run.
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Spanning little more than 2023-square-miles and home to about 8,000 residents, the town is a far cry from the nation's capital.
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That is also a far cry from the volatility of 2200 and 000, when the Midwest premium peaked at over $2375 per tonne.
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Contemporary agricultural techniques aimed at quenching the needs of mass production are a far cry from the idylls we treasure in Romantic painting.
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The simple songs she used to make, she explains, were a far cry from the solemn recordings she makes under her own name.
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It's a far cry from the Wall Street bank's traditional business of advising companies on mergers and acquisitions and helping them raise capital.
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Although that's a far cry from offering first time drivers discounts based on how many exclamations marks they typically deploy in their Facebook posts.
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" Calling Disick her "boyfriend" is certainly a far cry from what Richie called them in May, tweeting out that the two were "just homies.
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It'll be a far cry from the crowd that Musk spoke to in 29, at the first public unveiling of the Falcon Heavy concept.
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You can pick up the 65-inch LG OLED C9 4K TV for just $2,23 (a far cry from it's original $3,499.99 price tag).
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The more extreme versions resemble the Expressionism of Emil Nolde, a far cry from the sublimated eroticism and serene fatalism of her later work.
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The city of Beersheba, population 21940,000, is Israel's fourth largest, but its image is a far cry from that of Tel Aviv or Jerusalem.
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It's all a far cry from the negative net favorability ratings, 0%-1% first choice support and more than 20 competitors he has now.
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That prospect is a far cry from the days when many conservatives rejected Trump outright as he picked off the likes of Texas Sen.
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OPEC members hope to bring prices $22019 per barrel, a far cry from the current $27 Brent crude was trading at around 503 a.m.
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You'd be right in assuming that this super-light laptop lacks discrete graphics, so it's a far cry from any kind of gaming machine.
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Indonesia produces only about 100 tonnes of whole vanilla beans a year, a far cry from Madagascar's output of about 5.943 tonnes, Pratt said.
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Sunday's march was a far cry from the violent clashes witnessed at the same event in 2015 but protesters also made their voices heard.
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It was also a far cry from the screeds the company routinely dispenses these days to try to muffle journalistic — and indeed political — enquiry.
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It's a far cry from the notorious lengths Apple has gone to to keep iPhone owners from being able to easily replace their batteries.
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It is a far cry from the early 1990s, when Michael O'Leary scrapped the airline's Frequent Flyer scheme on taking over as chief executive.
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Now, the images that the Pro's visible light sensor takes are still a far cry from what your smartphone's integrated camera is capable of.
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Deutsche says the agreement is worth $220bn—a far cry from the $14bn that the DoJ demanded in September, sending Deutsche's share price reeling.
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The looks created by the project's six selected talents are a far cry from the drab, standard-issue garments typically worn by hospital patients.
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The legislation is a far cry from the kind of comprehensive gun controls that they have been fighting for over the past few years.
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It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew.
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The commercially owned social web is a far cry from the vision of academically minded knowledge exchange envisaged by the World Wide Web's inventor.
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This is a far cry from the 1991-92 Sharks, who kicked off their franchise history with a measly 17 wins in 213 games.
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That's still a far cry from Netflix's 139 million global subscribers, and the company projects that it brought in another 9 million last quarter.
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But I was so stunned that it left me feeling cold, and was a far cry from the conclusion of Smith's wonderful Grant bio.
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By the numbers: Ukraine's bonds came with a coupon on 6.75%, a far cry from the 10.5% yield on 7-year issues in January.
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If our eyes don't deceive us, the new peripheral is a far cry from Razer's previous couch keyboard effort for microconsoles and Steam Machines.
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It's the grind of a professional basketball life in the shadows, a far cry from a crowd of 70,000, but it's the next step.
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It's a far cry from 1960s films, known for their melodrama and impressive song and dance numbers, yet is all the better for this.
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Saudi investors bought $2 billion worth of Tesla shares yesterday, but that's a far cry from the staggering sum needed to take Tesla private.
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This LEGO fiasco is a far cry from another incident involving children, which took place on May 17, at the Shanghai Museum of Glass.
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Online reports that Drake's guests enjoyed spiked Slurpees, which are a far cry from the rapper's usual drink of choice, Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio.
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"A tribute to the original production staff and contents" is a far cry from giving appropriate acknowledgement to the folks who designed the foundation.
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From rampant racism to plot holes galore, the latest installment of Hulu's pride-and-joy drama is a far cry from its masterful origins.
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But these two hominins were separated by 3003,000 years—a far cry from the 800,000 years required for the A. sediba hypothesis to work.
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This is a far cry from the old PG, which we believe suffered from a lack of focus and agility, resulting in inconsistent execution.
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It is a far cry from her previous life in Venezuela, where she wove colourful bags and hammocks for which the Wayuu are known.
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That's a far cry from the predictions some analysts were making, which called for more than 5013 additional stores to go dark this year.
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Just last week, light snow fell in parts of the Northeast — but a far cry from the snow that buried the region in January.
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It's a far cry from her stress-filled 4th of July when, for a moment, she couldn't get in touch with her daughter, Kirra.
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International prices have held up better, but $55,000 quoted on the London Metal Exchange is a far cry from its March high of $95,250.
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A product of age and previous neck surgeries, Manning's numbers this season are a far cry from his Hall-of-Fame-worthy career stats.
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He is urbane and diplomatic, a family man and a far cry from the image of the hardened Islamist fighters that he speaks for.
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These concerns are a far cry from the epic mobilization of military machinery and manpower that resulted in the invasion of France in 1944.
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Look up the actress who plays Sheila, Gayle Rankin, and you'll discover that she's a far cry from the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling star.
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It's a far cry from the tomatoes and onions starter at your neighbourhood Italian eatery, but it's just as good and uses seasonal ingredients.
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Since 2008, inflation has consistently registered below 2 percent; a far cry from the pre-financial crisis years when inflation regularly exceeded 2 percent.
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They are a far cry from the inflatable structures of today, which by and large are associated with the bouncy castles of birthday parties.
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But this proposed method for a new Constitution is a far cry from demonstrators' demands for direct citizen participation in creating a new Constitution.
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The vibrant color palette is a far cry from her recent look at the Grammys, where she donned an intricate, white Victorian wedding dress.
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It's all bland, supposedly "epic"-sounding orchestral pieces, or atmospheric cues that are a far cry from the memorable motifs Castlevania is known for.
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Giddy with anticipation, I embarked on my maiden voyage to a legal dispensary, a far cry from my High Maintenance-inspired NYC delivery service.
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That is a far cry from the profit of £3.97 billion that Tesco generated in 2011-12, when it could seemingly do little wrong.
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While November is still politically far away, this recent evidence is a far cry from the apocalyptic predictions many were making not long ago.
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The number is a far cry from the 180,000 American troops who were fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan when he took office in 2009.
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Her notoriously fried hair, however, is a far cry from the sleek, tidy styles that are typically expected of powerful women in the spotlight.
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The visual content of this piece is a far cry from the museum quality images usually associated with the center as a collecting institution.
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Demographically, the population of Iowa is 90.7% white, while New Hampshire is 93.2% white, a far cry from the national average of 66.6% white.
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This is all a far cry from a company that was supposed to be an "anti-Uber" that prided itself on treating drivers better.
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Such an arrangement would be a far cry from the authoritarian, bureaucratic collectivism—or statism—that collapsed at the end of the last century.
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Ms. Parker, now a 51-year-old mother of three, said "Divorce" is a far cry from the youthful "Sex and the City" frothiness.
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That is a far cry from one of the earliest cyber-attacks on a nuclear facility, which took place in India two decades ago.
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The stiff brown tunic and pants—the clothes she'll die in—are a far cry from the regalia worn by the Queen of Naboo.
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That's a far cry from the aired version, where Daenerys cries as she's undressed by Drogo, then forced onto her knees and indisputably raped.
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The Warriors drained just 26% of their field-goal attempts in Game Seven, a far cry from their 23% mark during the regular season.
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They have demonstrated the greatness of these crus, even if the wines are a far cry from the style that Mr. Lynch so loved.
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Whoever this lady is, I want her hair, wardrobe, and energy — all a far cry from Enos' role as Sarah Linden on The Killing.
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Scorpion is the first Drake album to not be surrounded by a frenzy, a far cry from the 'Drizzymania' that characterized 2013 to 2015.
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The single draws on more esoteric sound collage styles, and has a definite neurotic edge that's a far cry from his best known work.
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This is a far cry from the Putin of 2014, who became an international pariah after promoting civil unrest in Ukraine and annexing Crimea.
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That's "a far cry from the returns investors may have become accustomed to over the last several years," says Vanguard's senior economist Andrew Patterson.
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"I'm maturing every day, and certain things I thought and said are a far cry from what I think now," Burd told the NYT.
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Overall, however, the bill is a far cry from the "tough on spending," small-government platforms most Republicans have spend their careers campaigning on.
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It is a far cry from the Football League, England's second, third and fourth tier, where many smaller clubs operate on extremely tight budgets.
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The original iPad launched in the U.S. in April of 2010, but it was a far cry from the powerful tablets Apple sells now.
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It's a far cry from Graham's remarks just over 24 hours ago, when he warned that calling in witnesses would create only more havoc.
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Her dusty vintage leather boots and ripped jean shorts are a far cry from the gown she wore to present at the 2019 Tonys.
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But only four states saw their rates go up in 2016, a far cry from as recently as 2010, when 16 states experienced increases.
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It's a far cry from the murderous Black Mirror bot, and certainly not as spooky as its impressive motor function demos make it seem.
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This is a far cry from the situation in the late 20th century, when Italian white wines were dismissed as inoffensive, innocuous or worse.
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Despite its success as a recruitment tool, "Call of Duty" is a far cry from what it&aposs actually like to serve in uniform.
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And though a job at Microsoft may be a coveted position today, it's a far cry from the early days of the tech company.
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All of this makes discretionary parole a far cry from the equation proposed in 1870, in which demonstrated behaviors would result in predictable outcomes.
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According to the International Ice Hockey Federation, Slovenia has just over 1,000 registered hockey players — a far cry from the nearly 640,000 in Canada.
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Coney Island stood ceremoniously desolate on a recent January afternoon, a far cry from the year-round bustling attraction it was promised to be.
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Still, that is a far cry from the millions of tons of cargo the canal regularly trafficked during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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It is a far cry from how he grew up, with a pot of coffee of unknown provenance on the stove morning and evening.
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On a 76-degree, sun-kissed afternoon — a far cry from last year's shivering 36-degree home opener — Pineda was constantly ahead of hitters.
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This is a far cry from President Obama's frequent promise that ObamaCare would save the average family up to $2,500 a year in premiums.
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As 2019 ended, the recession chance stood at 23.6%, still elevated but a far cry from the nearly 40% reading as the curve inverted.
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The company said it lost $636 million in 2019, its first annual loss since 1997 and a far cry from $10.46 billion in 2018.
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Eighty-five percent of Republicans continue to approve of his performance, according to the latest YouGov survey, a far cry from where Nixon stood.
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The amateur sleuth is back for a new generation on The CW, but the TV series is a far cry from the 1930s novels.
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The countries who signed the Paris agreement pledged to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius, a far cry from the worst-case scenario.
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Its share price to earnings ratio is just 7.8, a far cry from the sector average of 18, implying that the shares are undervalued.
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The plates are almost all small; even the steak, which could pass as a main course, is a far cry from a steakhouse portion.
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That's a far cry from the original Fiat 124 Spider from which this car gets its name, which was built in Italy by Pininfarina.
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Such sentiment is a far cry from the "obsolete" epitaph Trump used to describe the organization throughout the campaign and well into his presidency.
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She's still well behind Biden (who is at 40%), though it's a far cry from the 10% she was at in Quinnipiac's August poll.
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Macron&aposs publicly schooling Trump in front of dozens of reporters is a far cry from the two leaders&apos "bromance" two years ago.
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Ms. Munro's northern world is a place of drab, wintry tones and buttoned-up emotions, a far cry from Mr. Almodóvar's empire of passions.
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He took questions from just four different reporters, a far cry from his marathon 90-minute presser that closed out last year's U.N. summit.
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That's a far cry from the Hotel Esencia, one of the top hotels in Riviera Maya, which costs about $615 a night in August.
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Their milieu may seem a far cry from the candied glamour of ballet, but the two settings share the fact of women displaying themselves.
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Platinum, meanwhile, sank to a 22011-year low of $2500 an ounce in August, a far cry from a peak of $1.23,21.2 in 1.20.
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Whether it lasts is an open question - there have been political and economic costs - but the situation is nonetheless a far cry from Jan.
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Instead of stuffy board meetings (a far cry from our founding mission), we went against the grain and held our meetings in relaxed environments.
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Nevertheless, Goldin's feed is a far cry from the social media work of another canonical figure in photography who recently made an Instagram splash.
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Now, it's a far cry from Tempranillo and lobster knuckles, I know, but the third season of "True Detective" comes online on Jan. 13.
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He had ample reason to be angry given the actions perpetrated by some protesters that were a far cry from peaceful as they claimed.
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Denpasar's a far cry from villa-studded Ubud, Bali's thriving Western tourist center made even more popular by Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir Eat, Pray, Love.
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With fuzz bass and random Farfisa organ noodles swirling around, the song's a far cry from the polite folk-rock James Mercer and co.
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It is a far cry from the days when attendance was limited to pockets of friends and families of the players alongside curious locals.
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Groups insist law be repealed LGBT groups said the draft legislation is a far cry from what they want: a full repeal of the law.
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Silver prices averaged about $15.7 in 2018, a far cry from its record of $49.5 in 2011 and about 8 percent below its 2017 average.
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Then we can see the manufacturing reading slide to 73, which is a far cry from 56 expected, after going through Jan with frequent snowstorm.
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Yesterday's announcement that Cyborg will be making her promotional debut against Leslie Smith at UFC 198 is a far cry from the card's humble beginnings.
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Leo looks ready to spit the drink out, exclaiming that it tastes like mango and strawberry, a far cry from the drink's preferred flavor profile.
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The only difference now: In her words, it's simpler, more carefully curated, and a far cry from those DIY outfits that melted in the sun.
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Although it will carry Goop's signature products, as well as home décor and a gardening section, it's a far cry from your average shopping sesh.
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It's a far cry from the dreary solo performance in which I first encountered her music, which only makes it feel more wonderful and unpredictable.
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Although better than 2018, that is still a far cry from figures of above 70 percent clocked during the boom time that ended in 2017.
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That is a far cry from just 24 million who had that much equity when home prices finally hit bottom at the start of 2012.
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It is a far cry from the workaday austerity of the aforementioned Seamaster and it's as far from the barebones style of the Orange Monster.
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