The first was that Tokyo would be a far cry from Rio.
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It would also be a far cry from his old boss's approach.
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That would be a far cry from the $47 billion valuation earlier this year.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's next chapter may be a far cry from Calabasas.
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Of course, sexual harassment can be a far cry from what Weinstein is charged with.
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It would also be a far cry from the fully revamped agreement that Trump had promised.
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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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Such a gadget would be a far cry from the brain-computer interfaces scientists have been working on for decades.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Though a farcical student council election may be a far cry from a presidential one, power and corruption can go hand-in-hand at any level.
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This all-new Miley Cyrus seems to be a far cry from the girl who threw her fiancé a weed-themed birthday party earlier this year.
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These may be a far cry from the sprawling green patchworks of American farmland, but the economic and nutritional sustenance they provide is no less crucial.
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But that would still be a far cry from the budding claim that voting for "skinny repeal" is just a vote to help the process along.
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Despite the attention it will receive, it figures to be a far cry from the drama that gripped the nation during the Florida recount in 2000.
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Their wedding sounds like it certainly will be a far cry from the pomp and circumstance of the enormous Royal Wedding that captivated the world last month.
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Goldschmidt's deal would be a far cry from that those in terms of total value, but at 236, the slugger is several years older than the others.
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While it would be very exciting to find actual microbial life on one or more extraterrestrial worlds, it would be a far cry from finding intelligent life.
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And these will be a far cry from early prototypes like Google Glass, which had an even smaller field of view and text/information capacity than your smartphone display.
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Elena McMahon may be a far cry from the very glamorous Daphne Kruger, but we're excited to see how Hathaway takes on this new life of crime in this role.
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These performers may be a far cry from fully-formed opera singers, but if they draw new audiences to the world of professional opera that can be no bad thing.
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It may be a far cry from the company's rumored original vision for Project Titan, as it was called, which included manufacturing its own electric car with built-in custom autonomous software.
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While the current lineup might be a far cry from the original animated group (no leopard leotards here) or even the 2001 Rachael Leigh Cook-fronted movie version, there are some throwbacks.
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The Complete Learn to Design e-book bundle Without web and app designers, the screens we look at 24/7 would be a far cry from the outstanding user experiences we have now.
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The House Judiciary Committee's opening hearing Wednesday will feature four constitutional law experts and be a far cry from the high-profile testimony Nadler oversaw this summer with former special counsel Robert Mueller.
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While the lack of air conditioning and the fee for the bathroom could be seen as negatives, I found GUM to be a far cry from generic American shopping centers — in a good way.
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On the economic spectrum, a $255,500 yearly salary would place you in the top 4 percent of all earners in the United States — but you'd still be a far cry from the 1 percent.
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But the available information is proving to be a far cry from the original "whistleblower" allegations that Trump "solicit[ed] interference from a foreign country" in the 28503 presidential election, in quid pro quo fashion.
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But it could be much better, and until Amazon improves the interaction between OS and skills and makes Alexa more intuitive, it's still gonna be a far cry from that Jetsons future I'm ready for.
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In more rural and suburban markets carriers will rely on "sub-6" (below 6 GHz) spectrum for cost reasons, providing connectivity that's going to be a far cry from the speeds promised by carrier marketing.
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Assuming the game runs well enough, No Man's Sky Virtual Reality will be a far cry from gimmicky VR games that lack true depth, offering one of the most expansive — if not the most expansive — VR experiences to date.
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Whatever the companies' role, their operations appear on their face to be a far cry from huge organizations like Iran's central bank and state oil and shipping firms, which are having global sanctions lifted as a result of the nuclear agreement.
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" Granted, PSAs about alcohol still often resort to social shaming tactics and focus on physical risks; but pot PSAs following in that vein will be a far cry from old messages of moral decay and character flaws in the "dope fiend.
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Taking their toughest votes just before a holiday break will be a far cry from the angry town halls Republicans faced in August 2017, when people packed local auditoriums and city council rooms to rail against them for voting to repeal Obamacare just weeks before.
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The US can expect to see some new gift-wrapping in public, but President Trump's messages for Prime Minister Modi of India will not be a far cry from those prepared during the last Obama-Modi meeting, aside from his talking points on climate change and immigration.
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While illegal overtime may be a far cry from installing suicide nets on buildings to keep overworked assemblers from ending their lives on the job, Foxconn remains one of the largest employers in the world, and, in this instance, acting on behalf of one of the richest technology companies.
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Reclining in front of the console in a black V-neck and choppy coif, Zhu is quiet and a little guarded at first, though ultimately proves to be a far cry from the distant "mystery man" accompanied by a black-garbed posse portrayed in his LA Times office visit.
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The Western leaders in that group would be a far cry from those who, from the wreckage of World War II, built the trans-Atlantic community, promoted shared values of tolerance and human rights and created the network of institutions, like NATO, that have kept the peace and contributed to economic growth.
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Though a student council election may be a far cry from a presidential one, the movie makes the point that political power and corruption can go hand-in-hand at any level—and as Tracy proves later in the movie, laser-focused determination and a willingness to dispense with anyone who gets in your way may very well be the cornerstones of our democratic system.
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The three visit first Herzl and then Trumpeldor, two famous promoters of Zionism, and find each to be a far cry from their idealized images. Most notably they see Herzl on drugs and offering them the same, using a paraphrase of the motto of Zionism: "If you will it, it is not a legend." This audacious and controversial song is typical of Hadag Nahash. Yossi Fine also produced the band's third studio album, "Homer Mekomi" (, "Local Material"), which was released in 2004.
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Present-day stock trading in the United States – a bewilderingly vast enterprise, involving millions of miles of private telegraph wires, computers that can read and copy the Manhattan Telephone Directory in three minutes, and over twenty million stockholder participants – would seem to be a far cry from a handful of seventeenth- century Dutchmen haggling in the rain. But the field marks are much the same. The first stock exchange was, inadvertently, a laboratory in which new human reactions were revealed. By the same token, the New York Stock Exchange is also a sociological test tube, forever contributing to the human species’ self-understanding.
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In contrast, Robert Christgau, while complimentary of the rendition of "Don't Ease Me In", considered Mydland an "utter wimp". In 2015, Classic Rock Review wrote, "While this may be a far cry from the group’s lauded stage improvisation, it made for an enjoyable studio album which holds up decades later.... It still sounds good today and shows that this band had some vast talent away from the stage." "Althea" became a concert staple and was ranked as the fifth best Grateful Dead song of all time by Stereogum, which said that the studio version "captures the band at its swampiest." Stereogum also considered Go to Heaven to be underrated.
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Moss was a small, soft-spoken, and seemingly timid woman who appeared to be a far cry from the intellectuals and political activists who were usually the target of McCarthy's investigations. She stated that she rarely read newspapers and had not even heard of Communism until 1948. She had difficulty with multisyllable words when asked to read a document before the committee, and responded "Who's that?" when asked if she knew who Karl Marx was, evoking laughter from the audience. She denied the charges, saying, "Never at any time have I been a member of the Communist Party and I have never seen a Communist Party card", and "I didn't subscribe to the Daily Worker and I wouldn't pay for it".
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The Unforgiven was a feature-length graduation thesis film from director Yoon Jong-bin, then an undergraduate in Chung-Ang University film school. Despite its rough edges due to technical limitations and a low budget, the film was a smash hit at the 2005 Busan International Film Festival and won the following awards: Best Korean Feature, Most Popular Film in the New Currents section, FIPRESCI, and NETPAC ("for its critical reflection on 'masculinity', not only in South Korea or the military, but in contemporary society in general"). This generated wide publicity for the film, giving it a chance to be shown at respectable arthouse theaters in Seoul. Unfortunately, director Yoon found himself the object of litigation by the Defense Department, when the film turned out to be a far cry from the heartwarming "story of friendship inside the barracks" the Defense Department had apparently read in screenplay form, before they granted Yoon permission to shoot his film inside the authentic living quarters.
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