If you like Far Cry, then you like Far Cry.
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The release of Far Cry 5 follows last year's prehistoric-themed Far Cry Primal, which launched two years after Far Cry 4.
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Far Cry 5 is the follow-up to last year's prehistoric-themed Far Cry Primal, which launched two years after Far Cry 4.
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Far Cry 4 was a snowy revision of the tropical Far Cry 3.
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Far Cry 5 You'll find far more affable canines in Far Cry 5.
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It happens with every Far Cry, and Far Cry 5 is no exception.
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It's a startegy that worked for Far Cry Primal in 2016, which borrowed heavily from the existing map from 2015's Far Cry 4, or 2013's Far Cry Blood Dragon, which was a sci-fi skinned take of a chunk of Far Cry 3.
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Here are 5 reasons you absolutely must play Far Cry 5 before tackling Far Cry: New Dawn.
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In Far Cry 4 and Far Cry Primal, good or bad, you've at least ascended to power.
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The second peak in "Far Cry 2 details vs Far Cry 5" is, of course, at the end.
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When Ubisoft first announced Far Cry Primal, I honestly thought it was a joke or a goofy, caveman-themed take on the greatest of all Far Cry games, Blood Dragon, which was a quick and dirty '80s-themed parody of Far Cry 3.
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Ten years set the games apart, but in many ways, Far Cry 2's attention to detail is more impressive than Far Cry 5.
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I definitely enjoyed my few minutes with the game, but I was a huge fan of both Far Cry 4 and Far Cry Primal, too.
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Aside from some uncomfortable revisionist history regarding Far Cry 5's main villains, New Dawn has all of the elements for a great Far Cry experience.
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In the end, it's more Far Cry, and people seem to like that despite the self-loathing that's been building within the series since Far Cry 3.
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Compared to Far Cry 2, an insightful illustration of video game violence and an excellent story in its own right, what Far Cry Primal lacks is relevance.
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With the former, change has been constant: The bombastic action of the original Far Cry (and its spin offs, like Far Cry: Instincts) was replaced with weighty animation and light simulation elements in Far Cry 2, which, in turn, was sanded down and turned into the much more approachable and forgiving Far Cry 3 and 4—games that also brought flight to the mix in a major way.
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After demonstrating how, in Far Cry 5, the player can endlessly revive their AI-controlled "Guns for Hire," Crowbcat jumps back to Far Cry 2 one last time.
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Without saying a word, Crowbcat spends 20 minutes walking the viewer through literally dozens of little details that exist in Far Cry 2 but not in Far Cry 5.
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Far Cry Primal is a game about mystical supermen, equipped with the same extraordinary abilities and gadgets as Watch Dogs' Aiden Pearce, or Far Cry 24's Jason Brody.
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Unlike Far Cry 4's Ajay Ghale or Far Cry 3's Jason Brody, who are at least vaguely defined as having personalities in their worlds, this character is completely you.
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Now, thanks to a video entitled "Far Cry 25 details vs Far Cry 22" from YouTube user Crowbcat, I can get a little bit closer to understanding my own enjoyment of the game.
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"Still good, but a far cry from 831," Rossman said.
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Grab the Far Cry New Dawn video game for $19.99.
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It looks a lot like a Far Cry game. 2.
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This isn't to say that Far Cry 5 isn't fun.
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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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Even when the world ends, Far Cry stays the same.
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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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He was by then 89 years old, a far cry
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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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ACKMAN: NO. NO, IT'S NOT A FAR CRY AT ALL.
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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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In Far Cry Primal, an owl serves as your scout.
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The developers Far Cry Primal chose to craft something realistic.
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Faith Nation's interview questions are a far cry from journalistic.
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There are moments of quiet beauty in Far Cry 5.
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If you played Far Cry: Primal, it's similar to that.
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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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There's a whole video game about that: Far Cry 5.
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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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Far Cry Primal does, however, set up an expectation for Ubisoft.
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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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Last week's ** announcement of Far Cry 5 wasn't itself a surprise.
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In theory, it should make Far Cry 5 much more immersive.
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This pic is a far cry from their camera shy days.
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Incidentally, Far Cry 5 looks sick as hell on this thing.
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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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That's why I was particularly excited about Far Cry: New Dawn.
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It's more of a small, direct sequel to Far Cry 5.
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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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Obviously, there are many things that Far Cry 5 does better.
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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 plays like The Last of Us mixed with Far Cry.
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It's a start, but a far cry from what is needed.
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There's no doubt that Far Cry 5 is a tense game.
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Loving the game, always loved the Far Cry series 💚 pic.twitter.
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They were a far cry away from a four-bedroom Victorian.
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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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But Ubisoft is unwilling to be bold with Far Cry anymore.
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Spoilers follow for the stories of Far Cry 2 and 3.
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Unlike Far Cry, I always felt powerless and scared playing Metro.
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A far cry from the sexy mood you see on screen.
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That's a far cry, though, from changing in a locker room.
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In this respect, she is a far cry from Olivia Pope.
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I don't think Far Cry has anything that nuanced to say.
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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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Take a look at all four full teasers below: Far Cry 5 will be the first Far Cry game to take place in the Americas with locations including rural farmlands, mountain ranges, forests, plains, and rivers.
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I'm really excited by what I've seen of the new Far Cry.
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These figurines are a far cry from your usual cardboard cut-outs.
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It did 27fps on Tomb Raider and 28809fps on Far Cry 5.
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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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We get into Far Cry 2, Spelunky, BioShock Infinite and the discourse.
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The structure of Rage 2 is very reminiscent of Far Cry 5.
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It's still fun in that "anything goes" way Far Cry always is.
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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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Far Cry 5's announcement rode in on a wave of controversy.
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Which is fine, but it's a far cry from nine months ago.
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No, you're not gunning down alt-right Republicans in Far Cry 5.
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Sadly, this is still a far cry from a free internet service.
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A firefight in Far Cry 5 looks like any other modern shooter.
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So, yeah, it's a far cry from your fourth-floor walk-up.
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The newest Far Cry has a lot in common with its predecessors.
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Dan Hay, Director of Far Cry 5: I totally understand the question.
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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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For me, that makes Far Cry 5 something like a vacant mansion.
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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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Far Cry Primal comes to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on Feb.
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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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That last bit dramatically changes the pacing from previous Far Cry games.
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Far Cry 5 was always going to be a game of compromise.
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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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This post contains spoilers for Metro Exodus and Far Cry New Dawn .
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That's the biggest difference between Far Cry New Dawn and Metro Exodus.
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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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Far Cry Primal isn't a game about rugged, back-to-basics combat.
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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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A FAR CRY at the Naumburg Bandshell (July 211, 27:5 p.m.).
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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 not even that it is about disempowerment: FSR isn't Far Cry 2.
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Far Cry 53 is a game that asks a lot of the player.
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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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Far Cry: New Dawn launches February 15th on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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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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But fundamentally, the cult is meant to empower Far Cry 5's gameplay.
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But this one mission in Far Cry 5 points in a different direction.
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Far Cry 25 is a game crippled by its potential for social relevance.
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These statements are a far cry from what McConnell said on November 13.
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This setup fits perfectly with the typical structure of a Far Cry game.
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But I could never get over the tonal dissonance in Far Cry 5.
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Far Cry 5 is available now on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
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Will Far Cry 5 go down as the weirdest video game of 2018?
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That is Tensay, the Shaman of the Wenja tribe in Far Cry Primal.
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That said, we're a far cry from the popular locale the legend describes.
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It's nothing exciting, but it entertains in the same way Far Cry does.
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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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Take the two games I mentioned in the intro: Far Cry and Burnout.
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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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Takkar, the tribal hunter hero of Far Cry Primal, doesn't have that problem.
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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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Ross has just finished consulting on a video game called Far Cry 5.
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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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Set in direct opposition are the survivors of Far Cry 5's Collapse.
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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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There is a far cry between individuals with political beliefs and corporate bias.
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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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You claim to speak for the entire Far Cry fanbase... but do you?
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It's a far cry from that today, when people talk openly about gambling.
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Read: The creator of Far Cry 25 believes the world might actually be ending After spending a few weeks with Far Cry 25, I've come to the regretful conclusion that there are way too many black people in this game.
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Ubisoft (Far Cry 4, Far Cry: Primal, Watch Dogs, Assassin's Creed Unity)Ubisoft seems to be focusing on enhancing upcoming games like For Honor, Steep, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands, and Watch Dogs 43, rather than touching its older releases.
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It's not that I want a whole series of Stone Age Far Cry games.
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It was a far cry from the first time we watched the Pussycats perform.
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It's fair to say that my love for Far Cry 22 is well recorded.
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Stealth is important throughout Far Cry Primal, but it's essential in the early game.
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Stone age combat Your three main weapons in Far Cry Primal serve different purposes.
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The rest of the game does what you want a Far Cry to do.
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Apple's current market cap is a far cry from that at around $733 billion.
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Far Cry 5 has with a single image show its intentions to course-correct.
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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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There's a single mission that is everything Far Cry 5 isn't — warm, humanistic, real.
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But a $43 juice is a far cry from a $700 single-purpose machine.
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The upcoming releases of Far Cry Primal and The Division should confirm these trends.
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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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Ever since its reveal nearly a year ago, Far Cry 53 has invited controversy.
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There are a lot of thrilling things you can do in Far Cry 5.
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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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Nukes flew at the end of Far Cry 5, leaving behind an irradiated wasteland.
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It was like the worst Far Cry game imaginable, in the blandest urban environment.
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Knowing intellectually that Charleston will be underwater is a far cry from seeing it.
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Ultimately though, Primal ends up feeling too much like, well, a Far Cry game.
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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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Far Cry Primal spins the clock back to 10,43 B.C., a time before guns.
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Far Cry: New Dawn is now out on PC, PlayStation 4, and XBox One.
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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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We also discuss Canadian pizza and Far Cry 5, because, of course we do.
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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 player selected the lead from a pool of characters with different ethnicities in Far Cry 2, while Far Cry 3 featured an extreme sports-loving, young, white man as the hero who slaughters islanders, while getting marked with mystical tribal tattoos.
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After an early teaser, Ubisoft has officially announced Far Cry: New Dawn at The Game Awards, offering a new spin on the first-person shooter franchise by shifting the story of Far Cry 5 years later to a post-nuclear apocalypse world.
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From central Africa to the Himalayan mountains, the first-person shooter series Far Cry has always been about vicious guerrilla warfare in undemocratic countries ruled by murderous autocrats, so it's only natural that Far Cry 5 brings the series to modern-day America.
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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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Does Far Cry expect me to believe that all of them moved to Hope County?
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Creative Director Dan Hay is aware of the criticism of the past Far Cry games.
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It's a far cry from watching alone on a sofa in a small Irish town.
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I may even finally get started on Far Cry 5, with my expectations fully tempered.
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With such credentials, it's not surprising his palinka was a far cry from bathtub gin.
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Far Cry, GTA, Minecraft, the Just Cause games— these are all some of my favorites.
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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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Then it would be like… Okay, it's a still also a Far Cry game, so.
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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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All across Far Cry 25, characters flitter in and out without leaving a significant impression.
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But that was a far cry from the way Trump and Netanyahu interacted in February.
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A prehistoric adventure with a lot of baggage Far Cry Primal is an incredible idea.
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This is a far cry from the organized structure many of us were hoping for.
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It feels identical to past Far Cry games, except that it's not as much fun.
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The thing is, Far Cry 2 and Burnout: Paradise are some of my favorite games.
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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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Far Cry 5 has won me over as a chill fly fishing simulator #PS4share pic.twitter.
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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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Note: The author was flown to this interview for the release of Far Cry 5.
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This still feels like a Far Cry game, as Mashable learned from a recent preview.
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Far Cry Primal is off to a promising start based on the little we've seen.
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Her final home was a far cry from the cluttered Edwardian elegance of the Manor.
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Most of the verbs from Far Cry 5 carry over, in much the same way.
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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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The important thing to remember about combat in Far Cry Primal: your ammo can be retrieved.
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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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The action and the flow that define Far Cry as a series are evident in Primal.
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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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It has survival elements culled from Far Cry, with story and missions reminiscent of The Witcher.
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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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The general consensus since the game's release is that Far Cry 25 completely screws this up.
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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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Far Cry is one of those first-person games where you embody a body-less character.
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Far Cry Primal is already available on consoles, but won't arrive on PC until March 1st.
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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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Far Cry games are about territory; the more land you conquer the more powerful you become.
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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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BUT THAT'S A FAR CRY, ISN'T IT, FROM THE BUSINESS BEING A FRAUD AS YOU SAID?
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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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It wasn't exactly podcast-worthy audio, but it was a far cry better than the QC35s.
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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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At the end of 2018's Far Cry 5, nuclear missiles flew and the world ended.
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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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It's a far cry for the hooliganism prevalent in British and European soccer in the 1980s.
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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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Instead, Far Cry Primal is a full-priced, dead serious, and bold take on open world games.
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There's probably a natural urge to shun a Far Cry game without guns, but I barely noticed.
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The whole reason Far Cry Primal works is that it's so different than what came before it.
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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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Outside of its cynical endings, Far Cry 5 can't conceive of this sort of risk or finality.
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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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Ubisoft's next Far Cry game is already surrounded by controversy, and it hasn't even been released yet.
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The first playable moments of Far Cry 5 are a chase—but you're the one being pursued.
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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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It's a frustrating oversight, because Far Cry 5 does otherwise make an effort to immerse the player.
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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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Maybe people who are looking for it should check out Montana, the setting of Far Cry 5.
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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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A silent protagonist solves a lot of problems for an open-world game like Far Cry 5.
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The company behind AAA franchises like Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs acquired Ketchapp last year.
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The moral complexity of previous Far Cry games was impacted, partly, by the identity of the protagonist.
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If you played Far Cry 5, exploring the post-apocalyptic rendition of Hope Valley is eerily familiar.
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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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Ubisoft's upcoming release slate includes four big names: Far Cry, Assassin's Creed, South Park, and The Crew.
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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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Far Cry 22 Wolfenstein II gave us the dignity of turning American Nazis into a crimson mist.
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Seemingly in response to criticism on colonialist tones from the series, the latest Far Cry goes domestic.
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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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The deal is available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Far Cry 5 for $15 ($45 off).
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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, superficially, from "The Good Fight," but it had a similar slapstick intelligence.
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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 is a far cry for the party championing the family structure and the sanctity of life.
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No guns, no problem Far Cry Primal quickly teaches you that 10,000 B.C. is a dangerous place.
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Ever since last E3 Ubisoft has been showing off Far Cry 5's "Specialist" Guns for Hire.
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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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Far Cry 4's most materialistic character, who lives in a palace, is also its main antagonist.
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This is Spider-Man by way of Shadow of War, Batman: Arkham City, or any Far Cry.
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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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Since 2008, and the definitive Far Cry 2, this series has been flailing for something to say.
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At the end of Far Cry 3, you're either the returning hero or the doomed, dead idiot.
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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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In Far Cry 5, the leaders of the cult that we've been introduced to are all white.
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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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These things can happen in Far Cry Primal, but they occur far less frequently than in past games.
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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 mechanism is a far cry, he noted, from the complicated, multistep process by which modern cells divide.
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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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The significance of the game using white, non-military Americans as villains extends beyond the Far Cry franchise.
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After a few days of teasing, Ubisoft has officially unveiled the next Far Cry with a debut trailer.
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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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Given the events of Far Cry 5, it's unnerving to see the group mostly redeemed in the sequel.
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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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Its quest structure feels like The Witcher, while the crafting and survival elements are reminiscent of Far Cry.
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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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It's the typical Far Cry 5 mission, starting with glib irony and ending in a cacophony of explosions.
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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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It's no surprise that the results sent critics looking for another Wolfenstein, and found Far Cry 5 wanting.
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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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And because of that, Far Cry 5 itself will always be more of a curiosity than a destination.
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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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Like all Far Cry games, though, the story, for all its bombast, plays second fiddle to the exploration.
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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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Far Cry 5 is a game in which you desperately defend yourself against a heavily armed religious cult.
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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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It's also a very far cry from the old fashioned plastic globe sitting on every school teacher's desk.
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Austin: We just talking about Far Cry 3, 4, and 5 in the immersive sim episode very briefly.
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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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But anyone who has lived in America would recognize the country that appears in Far Cry 5 as inauthentic.
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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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So I agree with the critics who suggest that the uneven tone and goofy characters hurt Far Cry 5.
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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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For fans, the Far Cry series is known for beautiful sprawling locales, heavy weapons, and strong voice acting performances.
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The character at the center of Far Cry 5 will be the lens through which we see its villains.
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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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It's a far cry, certainly, from the not ready for prime time prototype Samsung marched out onstage last month.
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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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Donald Trump is a far, far cry from a pristine outsider like Dwight Eisenhower or the dignified Ronald Reagan.
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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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The environment, the people… everything that we wanted in a Far Cry game was actually right there in Montana.
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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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So still a very far cry from what individuals are supposed to be able to request under EU law.
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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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Far Cry 2 is a beautiful game about fighting mercenaries in Africa, running with gazelles, and blowing things up.
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Far Cry Primal is available now on Xbox One and PS4; a PC version is launching on March 1st
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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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Thanks to Far Cry 5's built-in map editor, enterprising fans are creating all kinds of unique maps.
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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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Far Cry 5 will take place in Montana, according to series of short and unsettling teaser trailers revealed today.
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The exact story of Far Cry 5 is still unclear, but something awful is definitely happening in Hope County.
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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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The further down the list you go, the more perfect rural America becomes as a setting for Far Cry.
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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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After eight years spent scrambling for something to say, the makers of Far Cry seem to have given up.
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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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That's a "far cry" she said from the earlier case which simply dealt with the surface of a playground.
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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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Recent large games that use Denuvo include Battlefield V, Hitman 2, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, Madden 19, and Far Cry 5.
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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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Picking it up and playing something as simple as Stardew Valley or complex as Far Cry 5 feels downright natural.
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Like Sea of Thieves, and A Way Out—but also, in streaming Far Cry 5, Bloodborne, and Into the Breach.
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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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Its vibrant apocalyptic world is an entertaining playground, but also doesn't feel all that different from past Far Cry games.
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Worse, it gets away from Far Cry 153's freeform structure with tedious but necessary grinding, particularly towards the end.
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The main issue, though, is that New Dawn gets away from the structure that made Far Cry 5 so memorable.
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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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"I get that question a fair amount," Far Cry 5 executive producer and creative director Dan Hay tells The Verge.
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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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This drive is also the only moment in Far Cry 5 to remind me of something from my own life.
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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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Far Cry 5 is "about" guns and religion the way '50s women-in-prison films were about criminal justice reform.
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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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But it's all surface level, and Far Cry 5 never deals with any of these themes in any notable way.
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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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This is far cry from the fairy tale ending Alice's parents and brother Matthew (JakeDavis) envisioned her return would be.
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This is the first time that players will be able to play as a woman in a Far Cry game.
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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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In Far Cry 5 at 1080p, it did 126 frames per second, while my desktop managed 121 frames per second.
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Along with online co-op available throughout the game, this should add a lot to the basic Far Cry formula.
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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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There was a moment towards the very end of my time with Far Cry 5 that I can't quite shake.
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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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The Republican Party of Donald J. Trump is a far, far cry from the Republican Party of Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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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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Yesterday afternoon, I had the chance to sit down and play a few hours of next month's Far Cry 5.
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For Mr Gill, such cosmopolitanism is a feature of everyday life—and a far cry when he was growing up.
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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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The success of its latest video game "Far Cry 5" led to a ratings upgrade and drove the shares higher.
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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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This is still the case in Far Cry Primal, though it's much more of an integral component in this game.
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But many of my questions about Far Cry 210's tone, theme, and story remain unanswered, or at least underinformed.
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And it wasn't the only moment where Far Cry 25 wanted to have its cake and eat it too, either.
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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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Far Cry Primal goes in the opposite historical direction, 12,000 years into the past, but the effect is the same.
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But Far Cry 5, by virtue of being set in Montana, has the chance to be a lot more cohesive.
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Consider the biggest games on the market today: Grand Theft Auto, Far Cry, Destiny, League of Legends, and so on.
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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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Apparently another "Far Cry" game isn't too far away — and it's a distant sequel, set in a post-apocalypse Montana.
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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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One of the biggest problems with Far Cry 5 is that it's so much like previous games in the series.
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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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Far Cry Primal is out now for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, with a PC version released on March 1.
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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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The shared setting also means that Ubisoft is likely pulling a similar move with Far Cry: New Dawn that it has with other spin-off entries, where it uses the map and systems of a previous game (in this case, Far Cry 5) and uses it as a foundation for a themed spin-off.
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Far Cry Primal doesn't shed all the tired video game tropes, but it does get rid of a big one: guns.
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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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Nothing ever felt like that for me in Far Cry 5, and I could never point to one specific reason why.
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It's definitely a compromised vision—where Far Cry 2 depicts nakedly your character's immorality, Grand Theft Auto, quite literally, pulls back.
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It's only been a few weeks since Ubisoft announced Far Cry 5, and it has already set alight many flame wars.
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Far Cry 5's ham-fisted appeal to "diversity" via dumping black characters onto the screen is not offensive, per se.
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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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Far Cry 5 is the first game in the series to let us play as a character of our own making.
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This slight augmentation as global narrative development just solidifies that there is no time of the world in Far Cry 5.
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In the case of Far Cry 5, maintaining immersion means that Rook stays completely silent when people are talking to them.
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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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Aloy can gather resources from plants, animals, and robots, to craft new medicines and weapons, much like in Far Cry Primal.
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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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We already knew the latest Far Cry game was set in Montana, where players would be fighting a rural religious cult.
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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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It's not an easy drive, but it's also suspiciously devoid of the violence that suffuses most moments of Far Cry 5.
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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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Far Cry 5 developer Ubisoft is playing with fire – hellfire, that is, as it sometimes arises in America's more backwater regions.
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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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The engine itself is based on CryTek's CryEngine, which has been used to make games like Crysis, Far Cry and Evolve.
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Far Cry 5 tossed references to Trump, fake news, and gerrymandering into what is essentially an updated take on Red Dawn.
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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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Basically, I had a great time with my brief Far Cry experience, but that's pretty typical for me for the franchise.
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First, verticality: In past Far Cry games, you climbed towers so often that height itself felt trite by the mid game.
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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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Fast travel also returns in Far Cry Primal, and it works much the same as it has in the recent past.
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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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But here I realized this was the most daring moral stance Far Cry New Dawn would ever be able to take.
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Nothing to sneer at, but also a pretty far cry from the $10 billion Trump claims to have in his pocket.
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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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By scrapping all that, Far Cry 5 is already positioning itself for a simpler, more compelling story with more personal stakes.
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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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Most open world games, like Ubisoft's own Far Cry series or Grand Theft Auto V, offer a ton of environmental variety.
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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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As a new video from YouTuber Crowbcat (who did something similar with Grand Theft Auto IV and V) shows, some things that Far Cry 2 does that Far Cry 5 does not include: shooting through cover, taking out individual tree limbs to expose bad guys, and fighting against sophisticated AI that can carry wounded allies to safety.
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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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Yet in Far Cry Primal there's a natural urgency for survival that feels truer and more realistic than any game it's made.
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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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Far Cry Primal starts off strong, throwing you into a hostile, untamed world and letting you flail until you figure things out.
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On ultra settings at full HD, frame rates in Rise of the Tomb Raider and Far Cry 5 were above 3.13 fps.
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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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Though it's likely work began on Far Cry 5 before the incident, as video games takes years to conceptualize, greenlight, and develop.
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Freely explore Hope County's rivers, lands, and skies with the largest customizable weapon and vehicle roster ever in a Far Cry game.
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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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The combined market cap of these two companies is just $5 billion, a far cry for how important they used to be.
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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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