I say it's not that far out of the city, but it is still kind of far out of the city.
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Still, it was far out — I mean, really far out — to get a call one day asking if I wanted to work on a television pilot.
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Although it's not always easy to listen to, Atrocity Exhibition is never boring and is easily the most far-out album from the most far-out dude in rap.
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"I don't think these companies are going far out of their way to discriminate but I think they need to go far out of their way to hire diversely," he said.
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You're buying reserves that go far out into the future.
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I don't trust nothing to take me that far out.
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How do you stay grounded while reaching so far out?
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This new series, though, will be even more far out.
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"The Oscars are so far out," he tells New York.
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I think we both were excited to go far out.
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"It's too far out to be specific," Mr. Bunting said.
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How far out on the horizon, though, is still unclear.
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But Trump, Sanders and Warren are too far out there.
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"Consider how far out of the money that is," Khouw said.
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Hey, none of the suggestions seem that far out of reach.
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Fresh bearish bets have been placed as far out as June.
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Noisey: This is quite a far out story, unbelievable at times.
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Her campaign said it was too far out from the Sept.
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"Any horse race poll this far out is meaningless," Clinton said.
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And it blew The Shallows far, far out of the water.
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But for most Arabs, such things lie far out of reach.
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Waiting much longer could push the dream far out of reach.
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Really, though, you don't even have to look that far out.
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Something that's so close is still so far out of reach.
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A Senate Democratic source said that was still too far out.
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The pastor had no idea just how far out of town.
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De Bruyne lobs from far out, and Lukaku is there unmarked.
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"Bernie is a little bit too far out there," he said.
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But those goals feel far out of reach at the moment.
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X is all about far-out ideas that solve massive problems.
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"I'm not that far out on a limb," he told Fredericks.
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Yeah, I think that's fascinating and feels far out and unlikely.
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In their view, the President had ventured far out on a limb.
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But I doubt regulators get far out in front of the market.
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There's some really weird, far-out alien ways to reproduce out there.
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In terms of how do I feel about Stokely this far out?
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But the rest of the fuels market is far out of balance.
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But this far out, the forecast has a large margin of error.
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I've had some pretty far-out experiences with signs in the universe.
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The point is, there's a reason those teams are that far out.
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He's an extremely sweet dude and his imagination is pretty far out.
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The Massachusetts radicals were far out of the main current of opinion.
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McAllister doesn't seem interested in walking very far out of Matisse's shadow.
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"I like to do far-out things with airplanes," Rutan told CNN.
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I tried to determine how far out into the air it reached.
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But just how very far out of reach can still be surprising.
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While she's mathematically far out of contention for the Democratic nomination, Rep.
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The two-thirds Senate threshold for conviction remained far out of reach.
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But I had to go so far out to realize, what's missing?
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Its heart is worn far out on its sleeve, writes our critic.
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Its heart is worn far out on its sleeve, our critic writes.
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Or if you schedule an interview too far out, they ghost you.
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Handicapping the field this far out requires more than a little guesswork.
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Deliveries for those items may be as far out as a month.
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She's never going to get too far out there on the edge.
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And worse, you are far, far out of your depth policy-wise.
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Something that's so close is still so far out of reach, indeed.
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If you don't want to make predictions very far out, that'll stay small.
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The far-out Bitcoin alternative Ethereum shot up by a factor of 10.
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Galaxy Pumpkins Have the most far-out stoop on the block — literally. 8.
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"It's too far out from the election for this to matter," Lee said.
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There are some moments in the pilot that seem pretty far out there.
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All right, so what's the far-out problem that people should worry about?
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Predictions that far out can be viewed as being all in good fun.
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Democratic challengers have far out-raising the Republicans vying to hold this seat.
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And if one spouse far out-earned the other, the stakes are high.
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"It's very far out, very meditative and very blissful," Ms. Frankel, 66, said.
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Most renters didn't think that far out about what they wanted to watch.
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Imagine that you're standing on an alien world, far out in the galaxy.
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One NASA researcher is staking his reputation on an admittedly far-out hypothesis.
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And yet, male players far out-earn their much more successful female counterparts.
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It's not just that Iowa caucus polls aren't that predictive this far out.
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There is also a new, um ... far-out-there explanation for Oumuamua's speed.
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Now they've come up with a far-out idea for making it happen.
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Or the answer is you're just too far out of the demo. Yeah.
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It was too far out and first of all, I could take him.
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He was the most breathtaking long-distance dialer of a far-out decade.
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Some airlines have canceled flights as far out as the end of March.
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"Trump is so way far out there, they think it's cool," he said.
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"It's amazing to me that he can be so far out," Welter said.
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"Our numbers even now are not that far out of whack," he said.
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Prices are high because supply and demand are so far out of balance.
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What seems far out elsewhere tends to find a home in San Francisco.
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A super-Earth Maybe the final frontier isn't so far out of reach.
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No team had finished so far out of first place in 76 years.
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In a normal recession, this usually doesn't carried too far out of control.
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It appeared in coverage of Google's far-out stuff — virtual reality, augmented reality.
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Marte's two-run single in the eighth put it far out of reach.
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Bosch's maturities are well spread with some bonds extending as far out as 173.
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Buying a home may not be as far out of reach as you think.
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I guess how far out do you think a trade deal with China is?
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It's highly unlikely Apple will announce or even tease these products this far out.
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In 2016, that's kind of far out for a pop star on her level.
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But reaching parity with men in leadership roles is still far out of reach.
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Bosch's maturities are well-spread with some bonds extending as far out as 2039.
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He finished far out of the running in each of the first three states.
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Sure. Does it go too far out of its way to be crowd-pleasing?
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We began debating just how far out into Brooklyn we'd be willing to live.
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His upcoming take on Thor in Thor: Ragnarok promises to be equally far out.
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Over channel 72, these volunteers communicate with whaling camps far out on the ice.
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I didn't know how to react, it was so far out of my experience.
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I guess Everybody Poops remains at a reading level far out of his reach.
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The ridiculousness of camp films often stems from them going to far out places.
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There's an edge to the observable universe—we can only see so far out.
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He's fucking brilliant and so far out of my league, but he's really interested.
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But Democrats have been cautious not to go too far out on a limb.
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And even as far out as 2022, you're still seeing an earnings contraction expected.
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His place isn't so far out of your way, might as well drop by.
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It was too far out of the realm of how they perceived our band.
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I think people are intentionally not thinking too far out, because we'll be terrified.
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It's far -out ideas based on lopsided worlds that I tended to gravitate toward.
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Too far out and your hair is still growing and your skin still changing.
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"It has fallen so far out of favor," Mr. Reed said in an interview.
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But not long ago, Brown's ideas about sustainability were deemed far-out and flaky.
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But only with additional observations did they realize how far out TG387 really is.
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His Byte videos wouldn't be far out of place on his old Vine feed.
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Americans pay the most for health care, by far, out of all developed countries.
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Recommended: Four Corners Adventures/Wild Rivers Expeditions and Far Out Expeditions, both in Bluff.
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She said she was going to Roosevelt Hospital, not far out of our way.
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In other words, looking very far out into space is like looking back in time.
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It's a little far out there, but hey, you asked for the weirdest thing. Good.
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With Vanum, Vilkacis, or even with the more far out sounds I make with Vorde.
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It's such far-out concept that I don't want to believe that actually is happening.
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Now, this was pretty far out there at the time, and it still is today.
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Now this sounds far out, but it's been happening for millennia, so bear with me.
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Eagleman: There is no way to know exactly how far out you need to be.
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Market interest rates have gone negative as far out as the 10-year bond yield.
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They don't want to be so far out in front of all the other countries.
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"It's definitely an option, but I think hydrogen is a little far out," Hirshberg said.
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If your laptop is too far out of range, then you're just out of luck.
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The strangest thing about that car, though, was that the far-out concept wasn't electric.
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But how do you to decide which flavor is too far out on a limb?
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But it's too far out to determine what the rainfall potential will be, he said.
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Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know.
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Give this groovy, hallucinogenic knit to the most far-out man (or woman) you know.
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If SXSW felt a little far out in 2016, it's not necessarily the festival's fault.
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There were far out toys (a Barbie drone, say what!) and upgrades on old favorites.
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But Dany was probably already pretty far out herself thanks to air travel by dragon.
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She's really blowing everyone else who's in this race so far out of the water.
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That is far out of range of what is typical for these state incentive deals.
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For somebody who creatively was so far out there, he was amazingly down to earth.
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He examines the human form interacting with far-out imagery of skeletons, snakes, and aliens.
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" Let's ignore the bit about drawing conclusions "so far out in front of the facts.
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How does a planet get knocked so far out of whack in the first place?
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The Democratic Party is as far out of power as it has been for generations.
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A new tenant — Moon Express, a tiny company with far-out ambitions — is moving in.
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My inbox is cluttered with event cancellations, including for conferences as far out as June.
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The fairy-tale fantasy, complete with crystal ball gown, though, was far out of reach.
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Bombs away from Matias Vecino of Uruguay, who tries a shot from far, far out.
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"There's a company not far out of town that makes video games," the receptionist said.
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That's far out of reach for millions of Americans, who are living paycheck to paycheck.
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Mr. Gilliam is a jazz fan, "and the more far out the better," he said.
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The new study throws more scientific cold water on the far-out alien megastructure idea.
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But most flights are safe That terrifying flight was far out of the ordinary, though.
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Other people can really help you bring the most far-out ideas down to earth.
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A benefit to being so far out at sea is the plenitude of fresh seafood.
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Many of Mr. Colani's best-known designs were considered too far out for mass production.
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Joe Henry produced it, beautifully, by getting as far out of the way as possible.
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Other than a prez election, what impending issue gets this much coverage this far out?
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"So far, out of all the Democrats, he would be my choice," Mr. Morris said.
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Arbus moved in some pretty far-out circles, but she knew the value of squares.
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In fact, the central bank projects growth of 2 percent as far out as 2020.
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They ventured far out on a political limb, only to watch it disintegrate behind them.
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I'd say a three-year horizon is about as far out as I really focus.
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"In 20093, he continued, "Virgil Thomson called Salzman 'the best critic in America for contemporary and far out music' — and this was at a time when John Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Luciano Berio, Alvin Lucier and others were testing the limits of the 'far out.
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However, this seems a bit far out to make it on this year's batch of iPhones.
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SO: I haven't, but, you know, we're not too far out from those two things crossing.
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"This course was UNREAL, and far out the information was so important for parents," she says.
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It's a fool's errand to predict the Oscars with any degree of accuracy this far out.
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A majority of millennials already acknowledge that the American Dream is far out of their reach.
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I think Zelensky is going to continue to stay as far out of it as possible.
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Warn too far out and soon people will start crying foul when they don't see it.
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Has anything surprised you so far out of the economic policies of this administration and Congress?
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They were far out to sea and they thought they were going down like the Titanic.
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These worlds were often incredibly far out, though, too distant to really study and analyze further.
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At 25 trillion miles away, Proxima is still far out of reach for human space travel.
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Winter is nowhere near over — meaning that an official spring cleaning is far out of sight.
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Seattle remains far out in front, with average Seahawks tickets on Vivid going for almost $400.
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We have faith in your creative vision but this is simply too far out of line.
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Uber Pool costs $28, which is really cheap considering how far out into Queens I live.
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You've got sponsor contracts, you're talking to bands, everyone's working so far out on things now.
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A combination of light winds and a strong tide had slowly pulled them dangerously far out.
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The usual arsenal of far-out sci-fi weaponry: a plasma rifle, an alien sniper weapon.
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Whether his everyman persona can carry him far out of his state remains to be seen.
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You are so far out in left field on this, you have lost touch with reality.
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Perfecting the technology and putting it into the tunnels are far out in the future, though.
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But I wouldn't put too much stock in odds this far out from candidates officially declaring.
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These scenes are alternately hilarious and cringe-inducing, too far-out to pass for social commentary.
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Independence is at least as far out of reach for her as wealth was for Souleiman.
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And Fogelman admitted that the writer's are "pretty far out" in the long-term planning process.
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Unfortunately, the likely consequences of the tax are far out of step with its browbeaten rhetoric.
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No matter how far out of reach a goal may seem, it doesn't mean it's unattainable.
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"It turns out that we're not very far out of line with other countries," he said.
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No problem there — I was already planning on getting as far out of Dodge as possible.
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Daniel Ricciardo, from the Red Bull team, was third, with 214, too far out of contention.
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But it's one of those things that's so far out it's impossible to gauge the consequences.
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"Your positions are so far out of the mainstream they're not just outliers, they're outrageous," Sen.
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"I would say these authors have climbed pretty far out on to a limb," he said.
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Even with a far out face, this crazy cool crasher can still play like a champion.
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For Democrats, that presents a uniquely Texas-sized opportunity—and one not far out of reach.
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I think it's something that's already so far out that you're not going to stop it.
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Smith: Honestly, after 2016 we should all be out of the predictions business this far out.
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Some waves that form that far out disappear into nothing by the time they make shore.
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USA Today noted that polls this far out from presidential races typically ride on name recognition.
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"We felt flying was too far out for Google and for their shareholders," Mr. Thrun said.
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If I am a metre too far out in front of the people, I'll lose them.
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I was reluctant to settle on an identification because it was so far out of range.
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It's somewhat unusual for a company to announce its intention to go public so far out.
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New York in the seventies was a great place for young artists exploring far-out ideas.
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Like so much of what Fontana did, the work is in your face, and far out.
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If you want a real far-out lo-fi classic, look no further than this gem.
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By comparison, only 20 percent of Rubio and 35 percent of Cruz supporters decided that far out.
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They aren't right in the city, and they aren't too far out, where commute times are long.
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Here's what we can expect to be featured, from the dead certs to the far-out rumors.
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"This is a pretty far-out idea and definitely a long-term venture," CEO Lewicki told Gizmodo.
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Its lime green color also guarantees that you'll be easy to spot even when you're far out.
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The good news for Democrats is that they are far out-performing Republicans in generic ballot polling.
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Now you can rock that retro, mod look by making your lashes super far-out (get it?).
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"Always remember something with Katy, what she considers norm is so far out of norm," he says.
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However, the public launch is not too far out – a matter of "weeks" not "months," we're told.
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This look might seem like a fashion leap, but some far-out fashionistas are here for it.
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In fact, it throws it so far out the window it's clear across the cul-de-sac.
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It's so far out there Planet Nine could take up to 20,000 years to circle the sun.
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And with the real car still that far out, there's the matter of this being a prototype.
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It's a pretty far out statement considering the role turned Wahlberg from rapper to Hollywood A-lister.
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But they found themselves far out-produced by sector giants such as Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
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The best parties started to happen far out by the West Side Highway and upper Chelsea Piers.
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Nor is its shape all that far out from the one of a traditional Porsche two-seater.
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" He continued, "For all of her rhetorical gifts, she's never really too far out on a limb.
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If the trend holds, there's likely to be another rotation not too far out on the horizon.
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Though if CES 2016 is any indication, it's not as far out as it used to be.
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But so far, the U.S.C./LAT panel has consistently been far out of step with other surveys.
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But also Fetty Wap – people think it's too far out there but that guy is a popstar.
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Weiner's far-out artistic experiments were revered as unrelenting investigations into new forms of display and distribution.
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We knew people liked the first album but we didn't realize how far out the reach was.
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But this is vintage President Obama, saying the right thing without sticking his neck too far out.
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At one point, Manny explains to his daughter that he is using the phrase "far out" ironically.
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It lies so far out in the North Atlantic that it's closer to Iceland than to London.
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You have to be able to think beyond the immediate impulse to do the far-out thing.
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And others are surprisingly limited by it even if their date of death is quite far out.
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Mellman and others point out that polling data this far out from an election has limited utility.
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We might be on the 8003C train, but 2800C is currently far, far, far out of reach.
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Exactly how far out of line is fossil fuel production with goals set to limit global warming?
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"We thought being proper was far more abrasive at that point than being far-out," he said.
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AND PEOPLE ARE ALSO, BY THE WAY, SAYING THAT MAYBE JAPAN IS NOT FAR OUT THERE EITHER.
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"They're hitting it so far out of the park that they're not wasting any time," Berdeja said.
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" Referring to his boundary-pushing 153 album, "American Intelligence," Mr. Prince added: "He's also really far out.
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He also took a cowboy isolationist view of foreign policy far out of step with Republican wisdom.
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And just when hope grows, it's almost immediately squashed by forces far out of an artist's control.
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So this drove us extremely far, out in the middle of nowhere, to this really remote place.
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Environmental and demographic changes are part of why heart disease has spun so far out of control.
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Strap in, because this week's lineup takes us around our solar system and far out into the universe.
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Now, for Bachelor Nation's sake, let's hope they enjoy their marital bliss far out of the public eye.
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WE'LL GET YOU FAR OUT FROM THE FED AND SPEAKING MORE CANDIDLY BUT THIS IS A GOOD START.
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Once relegated to the mystical lairs of hippies and far-out health nuts, CBD products are now everywhere.
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Too far out of the pipe high up and hits the lip before falling to the flat bottom.
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You don't want to be so far out of sync with other economies that it would cause problems.
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Timing and rain amounts are still a bit up in the air this far out, so stay tuned.
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And while it more closely resembles a production car than last year's concept, it's still pretty far out.
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With this loss, he tumbled down the middleweight ladder, settling far out of reach of a title shot.
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About 100 times smaller than Pluto, MU69 is tiny and far out, making it super hard to see.
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To that end, we got two great ones (so far) out of the most recent round of debates.
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The movie touches on other far-out transportation ideas, like remote-operated cars and planes via holographic cockpits.
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This path will take the car as far out from the Sun as the distance of Mars' orbit.
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So we had to list all our favorite festive finds below, from the tame to totally far-out.
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Choosing a movie so far out of his wheelhouse for his feature debut should be considered a statement.
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We gave him some pretty far-out chords, but he brought a jazz sensibility to re-voice them.
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Obviously, the official U.S. position is they want to get Iran as far out of Syria as possible.
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That's good because for Famous Dances Night, we are both being pushed far out of our comfort zones.
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My quest for the perfect diet—one that was both nourishing and ethical—felt far out of reach.
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But lately it seems like if people step too far out of line, they just sort of … disappear.
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Urmson discussed the safety concerns around the technology and how far out we are from self-driving ubiquity.
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Looks like he's having a far-out time working alongside costars Alan Taylor, Alexandra Intrator and Gabriella Piazza.
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To write about something that has gone so far out of style requires (I have learned) some defense.
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Until that point, no human eyes had ever seen our blue marble from that far out in space.
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"Investors are reluctant to get too far out on their skis in terms of buying stocks," Meckler said.
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By then, any hopes at the playoffs might be far out the window, barring a 10-0 finish.
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Why are the clocks in Urumqi, China, so far out of kilter with the cycles of the sun?
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Far out in the grass, I spot a patch of fallen trees not fully consumed in previous fires.
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White holds "positions ... so far out of the mainstream that they're not just outliers, they're outrageous," charged Sen.
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This season the A's are far out of contention and attendance is flat despite improvements to the ballpark.
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But the Pelicans' approach could eventually prove to be so far out of vogue that it confounds opponents.
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According to the United Nations panel, the military's response was far out of proportion, indicating a premeditated campaign.
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But as countries close their borders and airlines cancel flights, that number seems impossibly far out of reach.
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But Mr. Molinaro's record puts him far out of line with the views of the average New Yorker.
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Is this thing I'm watching, reading, listening to going down deep enough, far out there enough, inward enough?
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The car would travel around the sun in endless ellipses that extended as far out as Mars' orbit.
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Everywhere he goes he leads with levity and warmth, giving even his far-out disquisitions a humanist appeal.
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Jesse Lingard pauses and tries to send one through for Raheem Sterling, but it's far out of reach.
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You'd think I live far out in the country, in some area of thick woods and wild mountains.
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It's a memory that strikes her as odd, considering how far out and shallow the tide is today.
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It was about 2,000 miles from the US coastline, still too far out for a confident landfall prediction.
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Moshfegh's dark, confident, prickling stories are mostly about youngish men and women not so far out of college.
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But the very clip the campaign tweeted shows the campaign was taking Clyburn's remarks far out of context.
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Automakers have spent years differentiating full electric and hybrid cars with bright blue accents and far-out designs.
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It's just — some of it is so out-of-the-box, John, so far out-of-the-box.
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Far-Out Fountain A small cone-shaped fountain that shoots colored sparks a few feet into the air.
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" He recommended Flint switch back to Detroit's water system "before this thing gets too far out of control.
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Yeah. I think you can run the risk of either being too far out there or too near.
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The project, called Advr, was conceived within Area 120, Google's internal incubator for experimental ideas and far-out concepts.
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A slightly more far-out idea suggests a kinetic-powered system that uses steps to power the shoes' batteries.
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Still, given the number of reservations for the Model 73, that might not be too far out of reach.
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Then, years ago, we went to a friend's super simple house far out in a coffee field in Tanzania.
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According to Bindal, the Lodha Group has sold 200 apartment residences so far, out of a total of 1703.
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The island's bees are frantically searching for missing flowers, the nectar-filled blossoms having blown far out to sea.
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So from us on the planet, far out of sightHappy Christmas to all, and to all a good spaceflight.
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Polls this far out from a general election cannot offer a reliable picture of what will happen in November.
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Even if one or more of them do, they're too far out there for us to ever practically visit.
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How far out of the loop should we go in terms of trying to consume oil-laden foods here?
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Nevertheless, the company is an SDK built for hardware that isn't far out of the dev kit phase itself.
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In the Washington, D.C., region, the charges to drive from the city from far-out suburbs peaked near $40.
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Black Mirror is an exploration of not far-out technologies, but ones that are juuuust shy of being reality.
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See, looking this far out can be hard, and even Hubble can't resolve star-forming regions at such distances.
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Even so, it could fly so high or so far out that I could literally lose sight of it.
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Constructing far-out premises, each episode compells the audience to confront some truth about themselves, or the human condition.
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It's a different kind of fear from what I've experienced before because it's so far out of my control.
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He hid below deck until the boat was well out to sea — too far out to return to port.
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"I don't think 2035 is too far out at all to see some of these things through," Reed said.
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Service begins at 11 AM, but by 22008:2500 the only available pews are far out in the bleachers.
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Not just wildfires, but droughts, extreme cold snaps, and a mysterious warm blob lurking far out in the Pacific.
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This was a breakthrough for the team at HBD—a way to direct actors from far out of frame.
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Iran's star man Jahanbakhsh lined up a free kick from far, far out and decided to go for goal.
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Again, these are far out of my price range, but they were a special treat for my ~wedding skin~.
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Indeed, we've gone so far out on a limb — veering into pure speculation — that the branch has surely broken.
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The group will also seek to draw attention to lower-court nominees it considers far out of the mainstream.
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Here was something at once rousingly far-out and reassuringly accessible, throbbing with what could be fancied Russian soul.
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When you're that far out, the mountains are just hazy shapes — they could be 60 miles away or hundreds.
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It fancied itself so far out, according to the menu, that a customer who ordered espresso was considered square.
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Though he is qualified, his views are far out of the mainstream on corporate, labor, religious and women's issues.
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Thank you to all of the supporters, who far out-numbered the protesters, yesterday at the Women's U.S. Open.
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Their boat had been too far out of range to communicate with anyone either on land or at sea.
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He devoured the writings of Nostradamus, the Virginia psychic Edgar Cayce and far-out conspiracy theories about ancient astronauts.
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Since the Apollo program ended in the 1970s, human beings haven't ventured very far out from our home planet.
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Perhaps the most far-out proposal to date is to use drones to carry human passengers in self-flying taxis.
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As a fun, final aside, sending a probe to Farout isn't a terribly far out idea (relax, I'm wrapping up).
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Perhaps the mega-rich who hoard billions of dollars in foreign banks, far out of reach from the American people?
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Let's first go through what little details Nikon has announced so far, before getting into the more far-out speculation.
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HEMINGWAY: You should never predict too far out in advance, but you have a problem, again, with the Democratic Party.
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To some, the dossier's errors and far-out claims stand in stark contrast to Steele's usual approach to intelligence-gathering.
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Numbers this far out from a general election are hard to read, and could change between now and November 215.
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As for the rest of Apple's software updates, June is a little far out to be making too many guesses.
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Back in the tiny tent, Scott Derrickson said he was surprised he got to make such a far-out film.
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It is, of course, not all that far out of the ordinary for Trump to make a terrible Cabinet selection.
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Like it was for VR, CES will be a destination for all the forward-looking ideas and far-out prototypes.
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In a sense, we were all spawned on a tiny island full of trash, floating miserably far, far out there.
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The tide was really far out and there was a bit of a drop off [where the water became deeper].
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He saw the boat coming in from far out and decided to follow the boat with his drone, he said.
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Plus, the third lens on the Pro doesn't protrude as far out from the 7.8mm body as the other two.
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By the end of January, it'll be so far out that Philae won't be able to charge up at all.
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Far out in our solar system we check out the latest object visited by the New Horizons probe, 2014 MU69.
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It wasn't my best performance I am so incredibly unfit but FAR OUT I feel so much better for it.
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These are things that are questionable on their merits and of course also pretty far out ... from where Americans are.
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Several properties are currently listed in excess of $2 million, placing them far out of reach for those seeking affordability.
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"When [Toronto nightclub] Industry opened, it was considered far out by itself at King [Street] and Strachan [Avenue]," recalls Micallef.
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"But we would need 36 hours to evacuate all those people, and you can't predict that far out," he said.
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In the book, Sasse goes far out of his way to be uncontroversial and extend his appeal across the board.
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But since the Apollo program ended in the 1970s, human beings haven't ventured very far out from our home planet.
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Of course, as 2016 so colorfully illustrated, polling is hardly an exact science, especially this far out from an election.
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The unfortunate downside is that the hefty price tag puts business-class seats far out of budget for many travelers.
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The conspiracies attached to it, peddled largely by the far-out right, inspired one of Twitter's longest running absurdist jokes.
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Many of the most far-out suggestions being made by VW have been teased by major carmakers and startups alike.
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And for millions of Americans, that puts high-quality childcare as far out of reach as private school or college.
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It took me so far out of my daily life to see this guy's rock star life in their eyes.
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Mr. Foster will go far out of his way to make a stray point, or especially to make a joke.
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" She continued, "I've handled a lot of dangerous activities—skydiving, wingsuit flying, really far-out stuff—but never this. Huh.
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Robots have been designed to visit lots of far-out places, from the surface of Mars to the deep ocean.
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Sometimes it's in the form of creative, far-out thinking — the kind that gets you major cred with your boss.
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With the Cybertruck's release so far out at this point, people likely just want to reserve their place in line.
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Ophelia, far out in the Atlantic, does not pose a threat to the United States, though it may affect Ireland.
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The Germans proved them wrong, taking their submarines far out to sea and sinking both military and civilian merchant ships.
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The very same census report projects that as far out as 2060, 68.5 percent of the population will be white.
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Colombia's Falcao gets a clean shot on goal, but its from too far out and Jordan Pickford easily secures it.
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Really, though, in this brave new world with all its stresses, shouldn't we take this far-out idea farther still?
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Even as Gordon's coastal threat faded Wednesday, the hurricane center was also tracking another storm far out in the Atlantic.
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Meanwhile, a new tropical depression has formed far out over the Atlantic and is expected to become a tropical storm.
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Guedo asserts that you don't want your arms to move too far out of position as you're pressing the bar.
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This particular Hyatt can run anywhere from $80 to $137 a night ... depending on how far out you book it.
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"We need to reobserve the object again to confirm it is far far out there," Sheppard wrote in an email.
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According to Schmitz, nailing this down could open up some far-out possibilities for countering the climate crisis with geoengineering.
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We're over 400 days away from Election Day 2020, so far out that it's not even on the chart above.
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Meanwhile, any objective look at polling and its variances demonstrates the dangers of making overly assured predictions this far out.
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"I was quite far out in the general classification (GC) this morning so I had a bit of freedom," said Yates.
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The problem with this thinking is that we are notoriously bad at predicting this far out who we're going to elect.
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Colossal debuted last year at Fantastic Fest, and came away with great reviews for Hathaway's performance and its far-out concept.
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No matter how far out you move the perimeter, a security checkpoint is required, and large groups of people are inevitable.
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Resort owners say the government promised a system that would treat waste and runoff, and pump it far out to sea.
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Google parent company Alphabet is backing away from another one of its peripheral and far-out missions, this time satellite imagery.
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It's four times as massive as Jupiter and orbits twice as far out as Pluto—around one of its three suns.
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We come up empty-handed, still grasping for a sense of complete comfort and security that is far out of reach.
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Musk famously splits his time between Tesla, SpaceX, and more far out transportation ventures like The Boring Company and the Hyperloop.
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"Trump is so far out there on a variety of dimensions that it's possible that voters will vote based on that."
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TESS will measure these twinkles from a 13.7-day orbit that extends as far out as the distance of the Moon.
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Since the program stretched so far out into the future, the EPA under Obama checked in on automakers' progress in 217.
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His campaign, though fundamentally strong so far out from Iowa caucuses, has yet to carve out a clear base of support.
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Given China's declining birth rate and the Chinese government's reactionary policies, this totalitarian theory isn't so far out of the realm.
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So, while this might seem like one more far-out thing she's promoting, it's worth knowing that it's kind of legit.
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Riders who find themselves being taken too far out of their way may retaliate by giving their driver a bad rating.
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But this is "far out of step" with what scientific knowledge says would be required to tackle climate change, it added.
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And Trump's polls are historically weak for any frontrunner for either party's presidential nomination this far out from the general election.
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It turns out that they could not see as far out over the country from their high perches as they thought.
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Emanuela Baudana, the owner of the shop, has long been known for launching far-out flavors like beer and lavender creme.
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Far out: It's a long way off, but if this tech ever comes to fruition, there could be some crazy applications.
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For most of that orbit, the spacecraft will be far out from Jupiter, avoiding its intense radiation belts and debris field.
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Why would people who are using that much go so far out of their way to vape alcohol every single time?
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Outside of Virginia, the best cities for veterans are concentrated in the Midwest, South, West and as far out as Alaska.
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"This is far out of line with the global population where European descent individuals make up about 16 percent," she said.
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Her belly was sticking so far out that she could no longer see her toes when she finally crossed to safety.
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The premise is far out, but is still believable in the way only a story about mad German scientists can be.
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Perhaps that's no surprise in rock music, but opera singers can sometimes be as far out of tune as shower singers.
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I imagined her far out at sea, on the other side of a swell, a white spot bobbing in the water.
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Sometimes, when it comes to EU politics, the fringier and more far-out, the better — and this year is no different.
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Indeed, a government-sponsored think tank recently acknowledged that India would remain smaller than China even as far out as 2047.
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The next chance is 2026, an event so far out that it has not yet been awarded to a host city.
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The worlds that the director Matteo Garrone creates onscreen sometimes seem as far out and darkly mysterious as an alternate universe.
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But Joseph Takairangi and thousands of others know it better for the expensive housing that lies far out of their reach.
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It's a cute look at a bunch of alleged tough guys who have been placed very far out of their element.
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The Guardians take whacks at the blob, jumping and thrashing around a patently digital environment that's vaguely far-out and indeterminate.
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This coda demonstrated that Stockhausen was not only a master of far-out spectacle but also a composer of impeccable craft.
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YouTube comedy duo PistolShrimps is showing us what Star Wars would be like with Tommy Wiseau, and it's pretty far out.
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How dare we as Americans threaten to let a tyrant and bully, like Mr. Trump, get this far out of hand.
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We're pretty far out there in terms of how we're trying to change society in terms of the betterment of all.
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Our reporters examine how China's ambitions in technology mingle far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state.
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Gsellman and Robles combined to allow eight runs in the inning and leave the game far out of the Mets' reach.
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Here's how far out is ideal for each season: For travelers wary of cutting it too close to their vacation, CheapAir.
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The White Sox were far out of the race late last summer, but Washington scouts admired the way Eaton kept striving.
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Romney would get the most prominent cabinet post after he went so far out of his way to hurt Donald Trump.
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In a 2011 essay for the M.I.T. Technology Review, Anne Trubek bemoaned how far out of favor typing instruction had fallen.
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Look how far out Bobby Portis stands in the clip below, trying to drag Ben Simmons away from his help responsibilities.
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He was, however, not so far out that his shrieks could not be heard when the shark made its first strike.
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Look, a politician getting too far out over his skis and then adjusting after realizing it is as old as politics itself.
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This trajectory was "far out of step" with what scientific knowledge says would be required to tackle climate change, the report said.
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Polis is an outspoken liberal, foe of the state's powerful oil and gas industry and far out of Hickenlooper's staid, centrist mold.
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It was really rip-ey, and we saw this group of kids and thought it was odd they were that far out.
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He got "pretty far out there," he said — out where many streets don't have names and almost no one has an address.
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Matthew could affect the Bahamas and the U.S. East Coast later in the week, although forecasts so far out are often inaccurate.
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As with any concept, this is just one vision of what the future may hold – and a far out one at that.
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Aykroyd's hilarious script is packed with far out ideas including the funniest we-saved-the-planet-from-World-War-Three scene, ever.
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Far out on the ice and in the indigo waters of the Arctic Ocean, the whaling crews of Utqiagvik are still working.
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"I think Janelle and I would enjoy camping, but it's so far out of the boxes we've created for ourselves," says Meri.
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I had a crush on her, but I wasn't going to make the move on someone so far out of my league.
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She reemerged after staying as far out of the public eye as possible with a song that caught her fans off guard.
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Another moon called Carpo also orbits far out from Jupiter, moving in the opposite direction of many other moons in the area.
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Darpa is the far-out research wing of the Pentagon, and it was interested in keeping human drivers out of combat zones.
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It might sound like radical, far-out stuff, but it's not, and a handful of other games are thinking that way, too.
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She spotted the boys, who are 8 and 11, screaming and crying far out in the water, she told CNN affiliate WJHG.
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When the star supernova'd, it exploded with such a force that it pushed gas and dust way far out into the region.
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SpaceX is very far out ahead of the competition here, though the next few years will see new entrants in the field.
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"I wanted to kill that speculation right now so we didn't have things running too far out of control," Giordano told reporters.
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This week he announced Carly Fiorina as his pick for a running mate, an unusual move this far out from the convention.
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They also noted that polls this far out from Election Day have little predictive value, even if they are interesting as snapshots.
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Picked up by Cosby's driver, she was taken to a ranch far out in the country, where the assault occurred, Thomas said.
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The Reds are 67-92 and far out of the race, but that didn't stop Manager Bryan Price from being plenty annoyed.
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"If that is an outright bearish bet, it seems pretty peculiar given how far out of the money it is," Nathan said.
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If you are going to own one of these things, better to do it as far out from the election as possible.
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I chose to save my money and instead swam pretty far out to a floating dock that I had all to myself.
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This seems far out enough for a reboot of one of the two and we'd put our money on the Fantastic Four.
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I reached for it, leaning far out, but the boatman intervened, latching onto the end of it before it could sweep downriver.
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Testigo features some really far out rhythms, even by the standards of your production—were there any guiding principles for these songs?
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At the same time, throwing beats over it, making it too far-out…I'm not so sure that would have been right.
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I'm just not sure I have the lexicon to explain how far out of the normal range of expectations these earphones are.
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Of course, Scherzer is signed to a seven-year, $288 million contract, a type of deal far out of the Pirates' range.
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Neither played the final 10 minutes 10 seconds, sitting out most of the fourth quarter with the game far out of hand.
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Lena heads off on her own far-out trip soon after arriving at a government bunker at the edge of the shimmer.
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Many of those far-out concepts are never seen or heard from again, as companies bite off more than they can chew.
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Film Forum is hosting a tribute to her movies as part of Far-Out in the 70s: A New Wave of Comedy.
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Experts told me that although it may sound far out if you're not immersed in this stuff, it's likely to happen eventually.
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Human Nature lays out these tantalizing possibilities alongside some even more far-out applications, like Crispr-ing pigs to grow human organs.
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The finest Stradivari violins sell for millions of dollars, putting them far out of the reach of most artists, let alone students.
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That clause complicates Cueto's trade value if the Giants are far out of the race and want to deal him in July.
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They're selling it on a narrative and now the valuations are so far out of whack with what's actually going to occur.
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"He says things on Fox News that are more far out than where I think John Bolton really is," Edelman told POLITICO.
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"Thank you to all of the supporters, who far out-numbered the protesters, yesterday at the Women's U.S. Open," Mr. Trump wrote.
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Long-term Census projections show that whites will still comprise 22060% of the nation's 443-plus population as far out as 244.
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He walked too far out on the wing and made the small aircraft go into a downward spiral, his management team said.
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First and foremost, we remain obsessed with terrorism far out of proportion to the actual threat, even to the point of irrationality.
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A snarky suggestion from a former BP executive was that Goldman Sachs — itself far out of the money — put me on the payroll.
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Where technology and economics collide People have dreamed about flying cars for decades, but the technology has always seemed far out of reach.
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It remains to be seen how far out we are from a widespread service from Wing, Amazon Air Prime, or drone delivery company.
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Until this rebuttal, Beshear will not have gone particularly far out of his way to criticize Trump, despite his vocal backing of Clinton.
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"If it's really bad, it's easy for them to dismiss — that it's so far out of whack, it can't be true," he said.
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Just because SpaceX missed its self-imposed deadline, though, doesn't mean the company didn't make progress toward its far-out goals in 2017.
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These people have been thus far out of luck when it came to Sonos but, I'm pleased to report, their luck just changed.
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But this so-called eyewall formation usually happens far out at sea, giving extra time for scientists to make observations and issue warnings.
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The ultimate goal of AI research is a system that rivals a human's thinking power — but it is still far out of sight.
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But, you don't need a far-out conspiracy theory to come to the conclusion that the spam filter error is a real problem.
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And this planet orbits super far out from our star — between 200 and 20103,200 times the distance between the Earth and the Sun.
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There is a reasonably consistent mainstream flavor of color balance and saturation, and the 2 XL is simply too far out of it.
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If you're a smaller company and a diversity-and-inclusion council feels too far out of reach due to resource restraints, fear not.
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But most are far out of the price range of a studio or lab, or extrude metal powders into layers then bake them.
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He taught me how to have fun without getting myself too far out, and he's one of my best friends in the world.
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In America the Pentagon's far-out-ideas department, DARPA, which had taken an early interest, created a new office of biology in 2013.
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TESS's orbit around Earth takes 13.7 days to complete, and it brings the vehicle as far out as the distance of the Moon.
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The 10 episodes of Electric Dreams' first season (each roughly 50 minutes long) are driven more by grounded characters than far-out premises.
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At its best, though, it can put a game so far out of reach that any comeback attempt is fated to fall short.
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In total, a dozen pilots have questioned the wisdom of flying a single-engine plane so far out over open water, sources said.
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It's also worth noting: while each weapon has value in different situations, you'll get the most use — by far — out of Aloy's bows.
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They should try to get back on the Detroit system as a stopgap ASAP before this thing gets too far out of control.
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HP's Sprout, introduced in October 2014, was a pretty far-out desktop PC that, interesting as it may be, hasn't exactly wowed consumers.
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"Femi's planet is a coalescence of African Diaspora cultures, borrowings from European forms, advanced technology, communalism and far out individual style," notes Burton.
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The Trump administration has deployed roughly 183,600 troops thus far out of up to 4,000 that President Donald Trump and the Pentagon authorized.
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All that would prove, however, is how far out of touch the activists are with Labour voters, especially in the north of England.
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The Texas senator announced Fiorina as his pick for vice president earlier this week, an unusual move this far out from the convention.
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Airlines typically hire analysts specifically tasked with looking at data to see at which sites and how far out consumers book a trip.
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"Trial court judges do not really go for far-out theories or highly novel adaptations of established theories," said Professor Feldman of Georgetown.
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But she stayed far out in the cerulean-blue water a long time, unworried about sharks — of either the oceanic or retail variety.
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Likewise, the drawing "Créatures venues de l'espace n° 2" (1948) resonates with loose visual intelligence and discharges a far-out sentiment without sentimentality.
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He's a very far out/left-field type of producer in my opinion and his perception of music in general is very unique.
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Behind this alien-inspired scramble is a supernatural star ... can you guess the out of this world celeb behind the far-out face?
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Bud is the second hurricane of the eastern Pacific hurricane season, following Aletta, which is rapidly weakening far out in the open ocean.
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Trail Blazers 220, Knicks 22 In a season of dramatic second-half comebacks, this one was too far out of the Knicks' reach.
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The chief purpose of the investment tab is "just to make sure my allocations aren't getting too far out of whack," Brandon said.
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Leaders in countries harder hit by the coronavirus are far out front in how they are motivating people, both Crockett and Taylor said.
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But if you are rich enough, it might well make a perfect place for someone who wants to remain far out of sight.
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Shabazz Palaces will visit Greenpoint, Brooklyn, next week to celebrate the pair of far-out concept albums the two musicians released this summer.
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In addition, younger homebuyers want to live closer to urban areas, not in the far-out exurbs, where builder costs are far lower.
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China's ambitions mingle the most far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state: Philip K. Dick meets George Orwell.
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There was also a nifty tracker in the Papa John's app that helped us keep tabs on how far out our order was.
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The aides believe that Mr. Giuliani, eager to land something that would please Mr. Trump, had gotten too far out on a limb.
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That same caucus math, which pushed Steyer far out of contention for delegates, made it look like the investor-turned-candidate had imploded.
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And an endless horizon, sometimes straight, hopefully meandering, that stretches out in front of her, as far out as she wants to go.
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"What has to happen for a guy to believe that he's totally well-adjusted and be that far out of touch?" he said.
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The Brooklyn native has been repeatedly dismissed as a far-out senior and socialist who represents the "Ben and Jerry" electorate of Vermont.
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North Korea fired a missile that flew over Japan's northern Hokkaido far out into the Pacific Ocean, South Korean and Japanese officials said.
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When she called the restaurant to reschedule, however, she learned that it was booked so far out that they weren't taking new reservations.
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If much of the speech from Bezos, the Amazon CEO and Blue Origin founder, sounded like far-out science fiction, that's because it is.
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That's projected on the dome of Palmaz's fermentation cave—a curved display of charts and graphs showing an ancient process in far-out detail.
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OK, enough wild reactions, because as far out as the this thing is, you've got to give some Nubia some credit for even trying.
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The deadline-driven nature of game development could be curtailed by less of a focus — at least far out from launch — on release dates.
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Even with a core team of engineers, machine learning needs to be easy to access for employees in far out areas of a corporation.
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But as we've seen in the past, surveys this far out from the election are far from a clear predictor of the eventual nominee.
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Therefore, it's worth taking these pricing rumors with a grain of salt, especially because of how far out we are from any potential announcement.
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Credit Suisse analysts said revenue and cost targets for 2019 "may be taken with a pinch of salt given how far out that is".
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In the industry's infancy, operators secured sky-high support payments for years, as there was little experience of installing turbines far out at sea.
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"The way I stay here is just making the most far-out-there music I possibly can and pushing rap music forward," he explained.
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It is so far out that it is barely bound to the sun gravitationally, and research suggests that this is where comets come from.
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" Trump explained to NBC's Chuck Todd that he hesitated to answer because "it was a surprise question" and the election is "so far out.
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The Iraq sequence is so necessary for understanding Slone, but it's also so far out of the world of the rest of the film.
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They discovered, surprisingly, that periods of high inflation did not scramble price signals by driving prices too far out of synch with one another.
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Is it such a ... How would you get it through to citizens that it's a good idea, versus a way-out, far-out idea?
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Or too far out that she's speaking some sort of alien tongue that she's making up as she goes along, like Björk or Khaleesi?
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But once you get further out – as far out as Mars, say – communications could take up to 22017 minutes between Earth and spaceship staff.
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Rather, the opioid crisis has gotten so far out of control because of the spiraling effects of America's flawed response to those previous crises.
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Both floats are probably far out in the ocean, dragged off by some invisible force, either by the current or by a Greenland shark.
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That said, we simply have to look too far out with too many big assumptions in order to make a case for the stock.
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But a national programme requires fishermen to paint their vessels according to how far out they have permission to fish within the nearshore area.
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It's an easy round trip with beautiful views and it won't eat up your entire day or take you far out of the city.
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The crowd that took in their performance was small—one observer disappointingly noted to the Times that the participants far out-numbered their audience.
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The program still includes indie darlings like the electronic band Crystal Castles and the far-out South African rock and rap group Die Antwoord.
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"To be honest with you, $140,000 is not really that far out of the ballpark if it's a high-security type deal," Harrill said.
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The drills are aimed at improving training and emergency response capabilities far out at sea, Chen Denan, chief of staff of the Chinese fleet.
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Fish and other ocean creatures face deadly conditions during a hurricane — sometimes the extreme weather strands them on land or far out at sea.
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A newly posted video captures the restless spark of their improvisation, featuring Mr. Allen's far-out bleeps and tones on EWI, a windblown synthesizer.
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But Ms. Trubilina's defensive fury at what she sees as unfair distortion is far out of step with the way many other residents feel.
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So how far out are flying cars that you can actually hail via an app, get inside and be whisked off to your destination?
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With the latest Wildly Whipped liquid lipsticks from Buxom Cosmetics and makeup artist Janeiro, we're getting far out of the au natural comfort zone.
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That means Juno spends most of its orbit far out from Jupiter before it swings by the planet — what NASA calls a Perijove pass.
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In 1980, Ronald Reagan's right-wing policy ideas were far out of the mainstream, but he won, because people were tired of Jimmy Carter.
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The Estonian operation processed transactions worth 200 billion euros, or $225 billion, involving foreigners and generated profits far out of proportion to its size.
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Chapman had a 1-2 count on pinch-hitter Isiah Kiner-Falefa, but threw his next three pitches far out of the strike zone.
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Still, the document tries to project current trends as far out as 2040, and sees an industry at the nexus of various powerful trends.
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I don't know exactly how far out we were; if there was a tall building in the distance, we probably could have seen it.
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So a pundit making confident predictions about the political fallout from the impeachment of Trump is a pundit far out on a slender limb.
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Sometimes there was the low rumble of thunder or the hum of a motorboat, its tiny lights crossing far out from west to east.
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With the Rockies far out of contention, their former manager, Walt Weiss, gave LeMahieu just two at-bats in the team's final five games.
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Some liberals have gotten far out ahead of their fellow Americans but are nonetheless quick to criticize those who haven't caught up with them.
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It feels so good to know that while we still have a long way to go, my dream no longer feels that far out.
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I had always dealt with depression and anxiety, but being so far out of my element sent me into even more of a tailspin.
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It was the kind of moment that only increases GOP resistance to getting too far out on a limb in support of the president.
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But if your feet get too far out from under your body, it's hard to generate enough leverage to push down against the ground.
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In his review of my recent Congressional testimony in The Hill, Douglas Holtz-Eakin referred to these "views" as "far out of the mainstream".
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"Now, we are still a bit too far out to sort of declare that this is the final answer to this question," says Szabo.
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But when the time comes to start corralling all these stories, Mr. Kim is too far out on their many limbs to get back.
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Annie's a recent widow, and her dead husband is never far out of mind as Jim and Annie fall in love and eventually marry.
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There's plenty of reason to question that saying no to corporate PACs actually erodes a financial advantage; Democrats far out-fundraised Republicans in 2018.
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WE DON'T MAKE AS MANY TEN YEAR DECISIONS AND SITTING IN SCHROEPFER'S SHOES, I REALIZE HOW FAR OUT YOU HAVE TO BE WILLING TO THINK.
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The Wolfpack netted a couple of third quarter touchdowns, but the game was so far out of reach by that point that it was inconsequential.
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It happens when I'm too far out, when I've been gone for an extended stretch and everything like a dream just fades away for me.
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Asked whether some Obamacare replacement measures could be included in the second bill, the aide simply said it is still too far out to speculate.
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Residents have turned down offers of alternative accommodation 30 minutes' drive from the city saying it is too far out and are refusing to leave.
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And part of the reason that Getty lived in Sutton Place, far out in the countryside, was he could enjoy a lower cost of living.
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Warehouses are moving from empty lots far out of town, closer to urban areas where consumers live, according to Jaller's 25 study on distribution centers.
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Even in less extreme cases, serving as a Supreme Court justice is the kind of job that pulls you far out of normal human context.
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"They should try to get back on the Detroit system as a stopgap ASAP before this thing gets too far out of control," he wrote.
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But starting roughly around 2014's Advanced Warfare, COD began to stagnate creatively, forcing its creators to turn to increasingly unrealistic and far-out ideas.
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From fancier menus in Manhattan's West Village to far out delicious Brooklyn joints, we've got the options to keep you lobster rolling all summer long.
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CES tends to have this weird duality where devices from the far-out future sit alongside iterative updates to gadgets from the here and now.
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But when, as is most common, they happen in remote areas or far out at sea, they go unnoticed by everyone bar the professional seismologists.
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If you accidentally move a scout too far out, for example, Aid Protocol can keep them alive for an extra turn as enemies close in.
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In fact, nearly all the Clinton supporters I know believe Sanders is too far out of the American political mainstream to win the general election.
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The spacecraft will be in a super elliptical orbit around Earth that will bring the probe as far out as the distance of the Moon.
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But if the planet is too far out, it would freeze over and look like the ice planet "Hoth," also in the Star Wars saga.
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One of the great crises we face—and what the campaign demonstrated—is how far out of touch most Democratic leaders are with their constituents.
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With the low so far out to sea, most of the moisture would miss the Northeast and New England, allowing only light snowfall to occur.
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Dell is now diving head-first into VR because it believes that's the future of personal computing — no matter how far out it might be.
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This is because the signal from a gravitational wave from far out in the cosmos is mind-bogglingly small by the time it reaches us.
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But saying these things now, publicly, is inevitably seen as a rebuke to Trump — because his ideas are indeed quite far out of the mainstream.
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Even with the visual grandeur, however, there's an underlying sense that Marvel isn't entirely sure audiences are ready for the far-out concepts it's introducing.
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"The most remarkable fact about human genomic engineering today is not how far out of reach it is, but how perilously, tantalizingly near," Mukherjee writes.
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Pressley was also far out-fundraised by Capuano, who raised a total of $1.7 million this election cycle, compared to the $898,000 that Pressley raised.
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If it strays too far out of the norm, they'll get a call from a specialist who will walk them through what to do next.
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Source: Thomas Rutherford Thomas Rutherford, longtime friend to Michael Scripps, says he can't believe that a family argument has gotten this far out of hand.
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I still remember chatting with you years ago about Breather, the on-demand network of meeting rooms, and thinking it was pretty far out there.
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His prog-rock duo, Claypool Lennon Delirium, with the far-out Primus bassist, Les Claypool, may be his most fully realized artistic effort so far.
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"We were so far out in Taliban country we rarely got resupply," Mr. Bunn, 27, said in an interview from his apartment in Jonesboro, Ark.
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It was the same far-out vibe of Laurel Canyon's singer/songwriter scene of the 1970s infused with raga, Indian meditative practices, and ecstatic chanting.
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After letting the game get just a little too far out of reach, the Raptors scraped back to trim the lead from 15 to five.
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OTHER EXAMPLES Leaders in countries harder hit by the coronavirus are far out front in how they are motivating people, both Crockett and Taylor said.
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"Your positions are so far out of the mainstream, they are not just outliers, they are outrageous," said Senator Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Mr. Miller is similarly immune to critiques from establishment Republicans, who often view his immigration positions as far out of the mainstream and politically dangerous.
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Crussh juice bar was the only place I found, but fortunately, there was one not too far out of the way on my daily commute.
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"When you start campaigns so far out, you are basically turning a machine on, turning it off and then restarting it again," Ms. Rich said.
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A little unsolicited advice to party leaders: Be careful not to publicly get too far out in front in an anti-establishment year like 2018.
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Every freeze puts a stick in the spoke of the wheel of credit data that has spun far out of control for far too long.
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And finally, keep the national Democratic Party and its despised brand as far out of the picture as possible, while still benefiting from its money.
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Because those far out-of-the-money options have very high implied volatility, the presence of those options drives the price of the VIX up.
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The left's tantrum and assertion to the contrary only serve to remind the country just how far out of touch with reality they really are.
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"We need to take care of this before it gets too far out of control," replies the momager and grandmother of 10, standing her ground.
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The Mets chose Smith 11th over all in the 2013 draft, and he made his debut in August with the Mets far out of contention.
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I just like what I've seen so far out of Anderson, who has made some freakish athletic plays in limited opportunities over the past couple weeks.
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Farout is so far out that light from the Sun takes 22018 hours and 236 minutes to travel the 2350-billion-mile (5003-billion-kilometer) distance.
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Cartoonish as it may sound—as is the case with so many deadly-serious but still far-out military concepts—it makes a lot of sense.
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And scientists can imagine ways to actually look for WIMPs, unlike some of the more far-out theories, which are much harder to test in experiments.
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" Referring to social media services like Twitter or Facebook, Zechory added, "Genius is so far out ahead of these places in terms of not allowing abuse.
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The United States' only test of an operational ballistic missile with a live warhead was fired from submarine far out in the Pacific Ocean in 1962.
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In addition to looking at what day of the week has the lowest airfare, Expedia also looked into how far out you should book your trip.
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It didn't help that to some who heard it, the cover was not considered good — a song far out of Drake's comfort zone and vocal familiarity.
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On its face, Amazon's first re:MARS conference is all about far-out, world-changing ideas, but the company is still very much a retailer at heart.
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It's a far-out image, but it's designed to make David feel safe and at home in a way he hasn't experienced in a long time.
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I did instruct him to commit an illegal act, but it was because of his mistake and of almost taking me far out of my way.
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Space is having a moment, even in fashion, with Gigi Hadid's little brother sporting a far-out look on the most recent cover of Teen Vogue.
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As a US marshal, he's a representative of "the law," but this far out on the frontier, the law has less meaning than it normally does.
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Trump reportedly told Turnbull that it "was the worst call by far" out of a number of conversations with world leaders, which included Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Where CES is full of far-out concepts, increasingly autonomous cars, and furnishings for the smart home, MWC is unapologetically fixated on mobile and phone tech.
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But it actually overshot that trajectory, going slightly beyond the Red Planet's path but not as far out as the asteroid belt, as Musk originally claimed.
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We're not so far out that we can be ignored, but we're not so far inside that we have no leverage — we're in this powerful limbo.
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Fed funds futures contracts indicate an expected rate of just 0.93 percent as far out as August 2019, just 0.53 percentage point above the current level.
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Last time, we talked about things like Mango Oreo or Spicy Chicken Oreo or Wasabi Oreo in China, which seemed a little bit far out here.
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Later in the week, the storm could affect the Bahamas and the east coast of the United States, although forecasts so far out are often inaccurate.
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Finding the most far-out quasars has been a multi-year process for Venemans and his team, including Eduardo Bañados of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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And I fear the risk of regional default if it gets too far out in terms of the value of the dollar against these depreciated currencies.
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The cost of maintaining the delicate stone fabric of a cathedral seems to rise geometrically, far out-stripping the ability of small congregations to sustain them.
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The result is a record that brings you on a far-out narrative journey while maintaining the technical proficiency and musicianship the two hold so highly.
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Some are too far out, spin too quickly about their axis, or are moving too fast in their orbit to reasonably select as a mining destination.
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At its annual F8 developer conference, the company let us take a peek into its future technologies, some of them pretty far out — in every sense.
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Since I quit smoking weed, I've missed the sense of calm that comes with temporarily setting aside earthly concerns and going to a far-out headspace.
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It's certainly likely they were more in tune with its inner-workings, having discovered some far-out theories and inventions in between all the star-gazing.
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One might make arguments that the market was somewhat elevated, if you look at price-earnings ratios, but nothing all that far-out given expected earnings.
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It is also well able to afford a flutter, and tightly knit enough to give a far-out idea with a few enthusiastic supporters a hearing.
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The impetus is the impending nomination of Mr. Trump, a former Democrat who holds some views that are far out of line with mainstream party orthodoxy.
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The scenarios offered by the researchers are pretty far out, but are worth taking seriously in the event we ever establish contact with an extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Currently investors in the No. 1 soybean contracts can trade futures spanning a range of delivery dates from September to as far out as January 2020.
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Notice how her hair never seems to blow too far out of place, or how we never seem to catch her in a yawn or grimace?
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Tesla's Model X, priced at roughly $2100,240, and the Model S, carrying a $2000,1003 price estimate, are far out of the average Indian car buyer's budget.
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Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk is known for expressing some rather colorful opinions and far out predictions, but his latest might be his most interesting.
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But now, a new report from South Korean outlet ETNews suggests that the Samsung S10's 5G-ready variant will sport some truly far-out hardware.
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Two hours in which Musk got to play the most popular version of himself: the far-out thinking engineer who doesn't conform to the status quo.
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In the years that followed, as ABC News worked to regain its footing, NBC News used the opening to pull far out in front in ratings.
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The feuding between Strange and Brooks has given Moore, once considered a far-out long shot with little chance of winning a Senate race, an opening.
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He does the best that he can with it, but tensions ripple across Matthew Macfadyen's face during this scene like a storm far out at sea.
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At Prada, models clad in bug-eyed sunglasses and sculptural headbands sported pleated skirts with tie-dyed prints that were equal parts far-out and fetching.
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Rebooking has become a game for many couples who are deciding how far out they're comfortable rescheduling their wedding while not knowing when quarantines will lift.
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Maybe you work far out in the suburbs, though, and it isn't feasible to get to the part of your city where climate strikers are gathering.
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The idea is that by sharing cars with other passengers headed in the same direction, you save money without traveling too far out of the way.
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Or in that red boot Tim's dog, Blacky, keeps chewing on the beach, with Dan and Sue's daughters, June and Sage, never far out of range?
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So far, out of 13 total in the United States, four confirmed cases of coronavirus have been reported in the Northern California region, including Silicon Valley.
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Peter appeared to laugh off the far-out speculations, saying that he found them "hilarious," but fans clocked that his smile wasn't quite reaching his eyes.
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It would take a two-thirds vote of the Senate — 67 senators — to convict and remove Mr. Trump, an outcome that appeared far out of reach.
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My grandson's behavior is so far out of my pay grade (excuse the government term) that I'm having a very hard time knowing how to react.
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But while he waits and hopes that his family can join them in Atlanta, his dreams seem as far out of reach as they've ever been.
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Game Pass debuted in 2017 before this dashboard update released, but while the service was catching on, it remained a little too far out of view.
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But amid the talk of petitions and candidates, the reality of the daunting task ahead and the setbacks recently behind was not far out of mind.
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Bottom line — it is repricing way too far out the next Fed hike," the chief economic advisor at Allianz said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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That means the deadline could be extended far out into the future, if all three countries agreed to either renew or renegotiate the trilateral trade pact.
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He illuminated the warped discs with LED panels and photographed them through a macro lens, capturing swirling tie-dye patterns that look like far-out screensavers.
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But his entry into the 2020 fray has brought attention to Bloomberg's past stances on financial policy that are far out of step with the party.
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"The idea of flying around in space, even though it seems a little far out, certainly catches young peoples' attention," he said in a telephone interview.
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If such work was only mildly far-out in England by the early 1980s, it was radical in the Emirates, where Sharif returned on summer breaks.
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Today, the once mighty device has fallen so far out of favor that even U.S., President Obama has been given the green light to ditch the BlackBerry.
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But now that rings have been found around another small, distant object, it's possible that even more bodies far out in our Solar System have rings, too.
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Only Kit Harington, who plays (or played?) Jon, got so far out on a limb as to definitely say that he would not return in season six.
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You're in the mood to break out of your normal routine, but be careful—venture too far out from where you're familiar and you could get lost.
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The Blackjack programme, which is run by the Pentagon's far-out research shop, DARPA, envisages putting military sensors onto commercial satellites that cost less than $6m each.
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Firing from shore, China would hope to destroy most of America's military bases around the region as well as sink any warships as far out as Guam.
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For $20, customers get geared up with a backpack, headset, and hand and feet sensors — gear worth thousands of dollars, far out of reach for ordinary consumers.
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" LendIt felt his new company was "groundbreaking," Renton added, noting that the speech "has been the most downloaded video so far out of all 225 keynote sessions.
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But still, it doesn't sound far out of the realm of possibility, and we surely all know someone self-obsessed enough to actually suggest something like this.
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"I do like the trade but don't get too far out on this one because there's a lot of wood to chop up around $45," he said.
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Even the venture capitalists who now talk glowingly of his accomplishments were mostly unwilling to pony up cash in the early days of his far-out projects.
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Icebergs with a lot of mass above water are susceptible to being pushed by strong winds either far out in the North Atlantic or close to shore.
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It should be noted that these growth figures are not far out of step with the 2 to 3 percent growth that's ideal for healthy developed economies.
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New Horizons is so far out in the Solar System right now that it takes six hours for one radio signal to reach us here on Earth.
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" He also added that it was "hurtful" the star "would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage.
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But she will need to shed her reputation as a far-out leftie by proving that she has a sensible plan for funding her ambitious policy agenda.
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China aims to push American naval forces far out into the Pacific where they can no longer safely project power into the East and South China Seas.
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We risk over-promising on the deliverables, wasting time, money and public patience on far-out research we suggest we can hack together in a few years.
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We spend so much time together and I live really far out in the valley, so she doesn't really have a lot of friends in the area.
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This leaves it with two inflatable boats donated by Britain and a handful of even smaller boats, none of which is big enough to go far out.
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Kinks involving food, such as sploshing (deriving sexual pleasure from sitting on food) and other forms of W.A.M. (wet and messy) play, may seem pretty far out.
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Superman is a poignant, enduring figure, because you only need to look in a mirror to realize how impossible, how far out of reach, he truly is.
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"Some of the videos were just too far out and bizarre," he says, referring to the clips, which grow increasingly more chaotic as the video goes on.
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You can usually gauge a film's quality based on how many screenings there are, how far out they are from the release, and when the embargoes lift.
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Past elections have been upended with surprise news in October — sometimes from events trigged by the campaigns and sometimes due to factors far out of their control.
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Writing a novel is like swimming away from shore; once you're 50 pages in, you're too far out to swim back, so you have to carry on.
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The latter android is an eighth-generation synthetic, invented by Weyland to assist in his hubristic mission to discover the creators of mankind, far out in space.
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Hard to say, but if you're part of a secretive hacking collective that has brought capitalism to its knees, it's probably not too far out of reach.
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The Assistant, in Google's most far-out vision, would always be around, wherever you are, on whatever device you use, to handle just about any informational task.
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In doing so, they have anchored the conversation so far out in left field that any settlement is a win for them and a loss for us.
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But the actors who play them are in their 20s by then, and Harry and the gang are living far out of the reach of parental supervision.
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NASA's Terra satellite captured this image Tuesday afternoon showing gray plumes of smoke from the fires, pushed by Santa Ana winds, drifting far out into the Pacific.
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His argument seemed far out of the mainstream for an environmental regulator operating at the state level — and a direct contradiction of the new Cooper administration's stance.
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"Although far out of sync with the Daily News' philosophy, all of that says Kasich's presidential plans should please the GOP conservative faithful," the editorial board writes.
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It isn't going too far out on a limb to predict that "Ready Player One" will turn out to be one of Steven Spielberg's more controversial projects.
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With four more years of Trump on the line, though, it's Joe Biden — the party's most known quantity — who is far out in front in the polls.
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Even in a city with some unusual cultural institutions (the Conjuring Arts Research Center, the Museum of the American Gangster), the Reanimation Library is pretty far out.
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"China's ambitions mingle the most far-out sci-fi ideas with the needs of an authoritarian state: Philip K. Dick meets George Orwell," Paul and John write.
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It is unprecedented for TV networks to reject political ads for inaccuracies, but these types of situations don't usually occur this far out from the general election.
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But we must be fair: Sunni extremism has far out exceeded the sins of Iran, which is guilty of abuses in Syria, Lebanon and support of Houthis.
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" It also helps to know that, when translated from Norwegian, it means "far out," an apt descriptor for a magazine whose masthead includes the phrase "Cure Ignorance.
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Witty, moving, intellectually lucent, and quite far out, it instantly makes you want to know her better, and it more than justifies a visit to this show.
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The boats — small wooden rowboats and 22 larger vessels with motors — belonged to a few wealthy villagers who employed shift workers to go far out to sea.
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They also get a bit out of focus when the hologram extends too far out, as in the case of a 3D image of a man's face.
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"Fifty years is way too far out there," Thomas F. Prendergast, former chairman of the authority, said in his final interview before leaving the job in January.
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But the Knicks are 17.33-21 and at risk of falling too far out of the playoff race even in an Eastern Conference with a soft underbelly.
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As in China, an infusion from Mr. Trump could turn some of the most far-out ideas in robotics into a structural advantage for the American economy.
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Normally far out-of-the-money bids in puts — say those at 1,000 or 1,200 — are not calculated because there is no price to them, no bids.
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"We're focused on any ideas, however far-out they may seem to somebody outside our business, that would essentially drive more people into our stores," Mansell said.
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I know you guys want to know that, but that's too far out and there will be a lot of things that will go into that decision.
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Their problem is that New Hampshire always votes for candidates from neighboring states and those states are far out of step with the rest of the country.
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The boats — small wooden rowboats and 22 larger vessels with motors — belonged to a few wealthy villagers who employed shift workers to go far out to sea.
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"I made a couple of mental errors, trying to force it too far out of a bunker on No. 4, and then 18 was similar," Rose said.
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There were checks in the deal on their most disruptive behavior, and it made sure to keep their nuclear development from getting too far out of hand.
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One of the things that struck me was that they sort of were really far out front early on, and then lost the race really quickly. Right.
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Andrew Cuomo survived a primary challenge and was reelected handily, but his 1990s-bred brand of politics remains far out of tune with the current Democratic mood.
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" The overwhelming majority of his constituent mail is now about the far-out ideas, and only a small portion is "based on something that is mostly true.
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My family and I had flexibility this far out as none of us had requested days off through work yet, so we weren't set in stone date-wise.
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As much as Dolby has simplified its premium audio experience into a lovely product, the $600 price tag puts it far out of reach of most people's budget.
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And genome editing, should laws ever be changed to allow for legally editing a human embryo in the United States, could also be a far-out future factor.
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Their paper, in Physical Review Letters, turned what was once a pretty far out speculation into a practical recipe for cooking up a time crystal in a laboratory.
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"These findings show us that the Bundy family … are far out of touch with most folks living in the West," Salazar said during a press call on Monday.
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After all, Google's advertising business brought in $1.23 billion in revenue in 21.2, giving it the cushion to lose $260 billion on its far-out projects last year.
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The idea seemed pretty far out at the time, but now the creators have shared the first images of their first full-scale prototype exclusively with The Verge.
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Toyota should have plenty more to show off at the Tokyo Motor Show next week, so stay tuned for more big reveals, and hopefully more far-out concepts.
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On an earnings call Friday, Parker said the date is "as far out into the future as we thought" it will take for the Max to be recertified.
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Volkswagen's bus concept was far out, but it was was tacked on to the end of a 25-minute presentation about the company's push into the SUV market.
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The travel ban is happening so far out of sight and out of mind that it's not even clear how many Americans know it's in place at all.
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The next sequel to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles looks scary as hell (Screenshot via Facebook)I'd like you to imagine a crazy, far-out scenario for a moment.
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Storm was with his owner Mark Freeley when they both spotted a fawn struggling too far out in the Long Island Sound, off of Port Jefferson, New York.
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They could present me with the most far out, bizarre perspective, and then illustrate that perspective so compellingly that it became the only one that made any sense.
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You don't have to look too far out to hear differing points of view, differing backgrounds, and I'm glad that my kids have grown up in that environment.
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Having burst far out into the lead of the twisted bilayer graphene field in stunning fashion, Jarillo-Herrero isn't sitting back and waiting for others to catch up.
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It might endanger all national monuments in the U.S. Why might the administration make such a controversial move that is far out of step with Trump's own rhetoric?
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Their paper, in Physical Review Letters, turned what was once a pretty far out speculation into a practical recipe for cooking up a time crystal in a laboratory.
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But 30 years later, he used it as the basis for a proposal he sent to NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts, a program that funds far-out aerospace ideas.
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Watch as co-founders Ramsey and Barasch share the moment they decided to pursue their far-out vision and how incredible solar technology could make it a reality.
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The company is still looking far out, into delivery drones, more robust shipping networks, and more ways it can leverage Alexa and other aspects of its cloud business.
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It's all a little far-out, but then again, it kind of isn't: BMW (and the auto industry at large) have started taking car sharing very, very seriously.
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"Scott Pruitt's views are so far out of the mainstream that confirming him as the head of the EPA would be a mistake," Carper told the New Republic.
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Read more: I Paid This Company $30 To Break Up With My Girlfriend So, in theory, sending something far out of sight and mind is a good step.
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China's air force said earlier this month its fighters and bombers had recently conducted "multiple" long-range drills far out at sea, including flying near Japan and Taiwan.
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We buy beers, iced coffees, and water from the tiny kiosk throughout the day, and use a blowup mattress to get as far out to sea as possible.
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But back in the mid-1980s and 1990s, a device like the iPhone was still far out of the purview of most tech companies and the average consumer.
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When our sailing instructor asked us to stop at the turtle-shaped rock far out in the bay so he could light up his joint, we complied graciously.
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Unlike Orlando, where the legs are splayed far out, the legs on the New York Wheel will be closer together because of the constraints of the building site.
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"When you run a business, the idea of saving is so far out of your mind because you're constantly trying to figure out how to budget," she says.
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Guerrasio: But give me a glimpse behind the scenes, were there some involved with the movie who really wanted to go far out in regards to time travel?
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Outgoing WFAN sports radio host Mike Francesa told CNBC on Tuesday the "genie is so far out of the bottle" when it comes to money and college sports.
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In 2016, some friends convinced her to start doing them small favors on her travels, little side-trips that wouldn't take her too far out of her way.
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With the sea levels so much lower, vast hunting plains stretched far out to sea, letting people higher on the rock spot prey and signal to each other.
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So she models his funeral on Lincoln's, even though it seems like that move may be far out of proportion to his accomplishments, and even though others object.
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U.S. equity prices are currently slightly above trend, but the deviation is small, and the market does not look as far out of alignment as in earlier episodes.
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Since they lived far out in the countryside, and since Ezekiel was still breathing, the couple decided to drive to the hospital rather than wait for an ambulance.
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"That is so far out of line with the crime itself and any common notion of decency," Jeff Adachi, San Francisco's public defender, said of Mr. Huy's sentence.
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Five-year inflation-linked swaps in the euro zone EUIL5YF5Y=R, for example, suggest annual price growth will be just 1.4 percent even as far out as 53.
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Thinking back to the failure of the Valentine typewriter, it seems Sottsass's utopian impulses were best channeled through a project that was too far out for the marketplace.
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But that kind of Trumpian meltdown would also give Democrats a chance to reclaim a prize that has long looked far out of reach — the House of Representatives.
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Which brings up something else: I am further confused over why Voq went so far out of his way to repress his own memories of being a Klingon.
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There are relatively few bots compared with real human accounts, but they are so active that their effect is far out of proportion to their size, she said.
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"The uncertainty this far out – including yet-to-be-determined spending for Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and the possibility of income tax changes – cannot be overstated," Akabas said.
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Life expectancy remains the same as it was on the day a presidential candidate went far out of his way to visit a forgotten group of fellow Americans.
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Maliha Hassan, an election commissioner, said that 1.2 million Afghans had registered to vote so far, out of what is believed to be 14 million who are eligible.
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First, public opinion polls this far out from the primaries might be fun for political junkies but they do little to predict who will win a party's nomination.
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The navy should be able to operate far out at sea, combining the strength of forces on the water, under it and in the skies above, he added.
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As is typical for most potential candidates this far out from the next White House campaign, he said it was premature to discuss whether he would actually run.
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On criminal justice, "the Warren Court was as far out ahead of public as the court of 193s was behind it," Jamal Greene, a Columbia law professor, argues.
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SO THERE HAVE DEFINITELY BEEN BUMPS ALONG THE ROAD IN THIS LONG JOURNEY BUT WE SEE THE OPPORTUNITIES AS BEING FAR OUT WEIGHING THE RISKS OF BEING IN CHINA.
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The former Army Ranger said quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said he could be out in front with the captains during the national anthem but that he went too far out.
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They were places where one could laugh at some of the far out ideas ("the moon landing was faked") or be completely horrified ("the Sandy Hook shooting was faked").
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"We all turned and looked, and you could see he was pretty far out, you could see the look on his face, he was worried," Zac, 37, tells PEOPLE.
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For instance, Gallup polls have consistently shown since the 1990s that the population of Americans supporting stricter gun control laws far out number those supporting looser gun control laws.
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The real good rule for government is to take the adventurous part, the far out scientific research, and propel that into a state where someone else can commercialize it.
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Fans can still expect to see plenty of well-choreographed action sequences, unsettling robots scurrying to destroy humans, and far-out technologies like augmented humans and self-replicating food.
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"Citizens will vigorously challenge the CFPB's action, which is legally unwarranted and includes demands far out of line with actual customer impact," the bank said in a Thursday statement.
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Within hours, hundreds of comments poured onto Matarazzo's page with both cutesy and totally far-out-there names, including Tulip, Lilah, Quesadilla, Chloe, Blossom, Paisley, Beans, and Artichoke Heart.
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A single IVF cycle in a Lagos clinic costs around 1m naira ($2,800), which is cheaper than in the West but far out of reach of the average Nigerian.
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Humanity has developed amazing tech: colonies far out in the depths of space, ansibles that teleport people across the stars, and starships that can take down unknown enemy spacecraft.
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That means we may not have a good idea of what all is out there because we can't see the objects that are super far out on their orbits.
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The astronomers argue that those nine moons, all moving in the same direction far out from Jupiter, may actually be pieces of a bigger moon that existed long ago.
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The Argument Against Calling Aliens We're now long past the dawn of SETI, and humans are still trying in more ways than one to contact far-out alien civilizations.
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And he said the length of time it took to assemble enough guards to quell the riot was understandable, given how far out of the way the place was.
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Even Lynch, who's seemed the odd woman out—with rumors that Vince McMahon finds her Irish accent too goofy never far out of earshot—debuted to plenty of screentime.
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They perfected a method of following rumors, mostly by fluffing far-out stories such as the Clintons murdering Vincent Foster or running a drug operation out of Little Rock.
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It turned out that successful entrepreneurs — the business people who were going to last — were able to put the post pretty far out but still get the ring on.
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In helping design and construct SpaceX's Hyperloop test track, Aecom is lending Musk's far-out, futuristic pipe dream some significant, real-world expertise that could help achieve that goal.
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Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella) is into some bloody, murderous, way-far-out-occult stuff — and for her crimes against nature she is mummified and sealed into one creepy-ass casket.
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Neal: Yeah, waiting time can be pretty far out, and I'm not a big fan of that, but we really don't want to do more than 10 a week.
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Thirteen million workers have been forced to pick up second jobs, with women far out-pacing men in being financially dependent on multiple sources of income to get by.
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But just before the launch of the ship, a group of dissidents steal the ship and replace its crew, bent on starting a new life far out in space.
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There was a boat anchored not far out, and a rubber dinghy pulled up on the wet part of the sand and a fishing pole buried next to it.
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McConnell campaign manager Kevin Golden said McGrath lost in 2018 "in a Democratic wave election because she is an extreme liberal who is far out of touch with Kentuckians."
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By making businesses subject to liability for workplace violations of another company far out of their control, the NLRB has put job creators — particularly small businesses — under severe threat.
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NEWLY RELEASED CANDY Adapted from a notorious novel by Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg, Christian Marquand's 1968 would-be far-out sex farce elevates smarminess to a universal principle.
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Scientists believe the Manx comet may have existed far out in the Solar System for a long time, because when it was found, it was frozen in "pristine" condition.
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Today Noisey is pleased to announce The Outer Space, Desert Daze's extensive slate of far-out side programming and activities to accompany the sonic madness of its musical lineup.
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Upcoming apps will now be allowed to list in the App Store as far out as 90 days ahead of their launch and as close as two days before.
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"I've always been interested in Pixar, but it's so far out of reach in terms of making [a film], but i have stories i want to tell," Wang said.
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But most of that matter is in the form of intergalactic gas so hot that it radiates X-rays, which astronomers use to spot clusters far out in space.
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He recalled one "far out" Manhattan apartment, for example, with Spartan features save for its glass walls, circular bed and a conspicuous canister adorned with a large marijuana leaf.
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And before you think I'm nuts to be making predictions this far out, I actually have a pretty good track record from when I did this just last year.
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I was reminded of Stevie Smith's famous poem, "Not Waving but Drowning," which ends with: I was much too far out all my life And not waving but drowning.
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The airplane was now so far out of trim that Getachew had to hold his control column halfway back (meaning half up-elevator) to keep the nose from dropping.
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The film is a lovely, sincere and sometimes dopey confessional about fathers and sons, love and loss that takes the shape of a far out if deeply inward trip.
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At 63-foot-26, she can also rip big serves and even play serve and volley, an art that has fallen far out of fashion on the women's tour.
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He sort of scoffed at me and, generally, seems to think it's odd and unnecessary that I go so far out of my way to send thank-you cards.
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Popovich has railed at critics of the players who stayed home, but surely even he never expected that a third straight title would be so far out of reach.
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A meeting this spring between Mr. Sessions and several sheriffs offered one reason the Trump administration may seem so far out of sync with local authorities on the issue.
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The sky is azure, the wind blowing any trace of humidity far out into the Pacific and I stroll in search of that rarest of birds, the Chargers fan.
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Recent reports showing strong growth in the far-out exurbs of major urban areas is, in part, attributed to millennials looking for affordable houses where they can find them.
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Health policy experts say the decision will likely delay the Supreme Court hearing the landmark case until after the 2020 elections, with a ruling as far out as 2021.
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"That vision of when that&aposs going to happen tends to be a little bit far out in the future for a lot of public market investors," Flager said.
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The company this week unveiled a far-out concept for a tire that will automatically generate its own tread, continuously replacing the rubber that sloughs off from daily use.
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He actually left his leadership position in the moderate Tuesday Group over the issue, in a sign of how far out on a limb he went for Obamacare repeal.
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Even if we travel into the desert or far out over the ocean, we must be resigned to the idea that someone could be watching, via satellite or drone.
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Ordinary CEOs serve at the pleasure of the board, so they constantly have to worry that they'll lose their jobs if they go too far out on a limb.
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Hurricane Jose continued to gather strength far out in the Atlantic and was nearing Category 5 strength as it churned about 435 miles east-southeast of the Northern Leeward Islands.
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It makes sense, then, that JJUUJJUU would team up with Paul Plastic of LA art collective Chewing Foil to create an extremely far-out CG office world as its visual.
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Part of the reason they have money to invest in far-out science in the first place is because they know how to bring home a particular kind of bacon.
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The rumors are so far out of the realm of my personality and values that it seems silly to waste time denying, but I suppose I will for the record.
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Not stopping there, now that I had gone this far out on the limb, I decided to bet on myself and on another idea that might just change his mind.
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Meanwhile, funding basic research pushes the far-out edges of AI technology — but applications may not end up materializing until five or 22015 years down the line, if at all.
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Weve fully priced that first ease not until late this year, and that far out the market is not a great predictor to what the Fed will do, Cloherty said.
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We didn't honestly expect LG to turn the far-out prototype into a product, but we're now hearing reports that the company is doing just that at this year's CES.
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" Love: When I heard that Theremin — that really weird oOoOoo sound — I thought, "This track is so far out that I'm not sure how people are going to take it.
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People would come from village to village and tell their far-out tale, and everyone would pay to hear this crazy person's story about how they were the train robber.
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Musk originally tweeted out a map on Tuesday of what was thought to be the Roadster's final orbit after the burn, showing just how far out the car would travel.
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"Virginians respect and appreciate civil discourse, but the Latino Victory Fund's ad was far out of bounds of the civility Virginians expect and deserve," Gillespie campaign manager Chris Leavitt said.
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Write a story about war, and you have to show the true horror of war — the way plans go awry, the way the killing spirals far out of anyone's control.
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The exact impact depends critically on the strength of the El Nino phase and its interaction with nearer atmospheric and oceanic circulations, which remain impossible to predict this far out.
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Kanye's not one for complacency or sticking with the norm, so we should have known a change to his style was coming .... but still, these are pretty far out there.
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That said, a lot of the guys I met were just nice, regular suburban white guys with some far-out opinions and a bit of paranoia about the US government.
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The Republican Party today has a serious intrinsic problem, with a potential base of primary voters who are far out of synch with the larger population of general election voters.
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Instead he has employed the less confrontational language of demanding that Gorsuch pass the Senate with 85033 votes, an important sign that he is not far out of the mainstream.
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So far out of 1,198 cases admitted under insolvency process, only 52 have seen approval of resolution plans, and even among those, repayments are still to be made to lenders.
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Like Wang Xizhi's friends, they were historical figures and Daoist rebels, though, according to legend, more far out, more willing to say no to power and put themselves in danger.
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Prince Mohammed bin Salman said $35 billion, split between 40 percent cash and 60 percent assets, had been transferred to the government so far out of an expected $100 billion.
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"We've fully priced that first ease not until late this year, and that far out the market is not a great predictor to what the Fed will do," Cloherty said.
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Shirley Manson: I got scared because I realized we were in a position where we had fallen so far out of favor, and we were out of step with culture.
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"If you don't think carefully about what people want, you'll do something that's been done before or go too far out of the box and you'll fail quickly," she said.
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But the issue is that these machines are still so far out of the price range for a large group of people, including myself, even though there are payment plans.
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Among its strategies, the firm uses far out-of-the-money "put" options on individual stocks and broader markets, designed to explode in value when markets experience a sharp fall.
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Watch for signs you might be dealing with a jumper: Is the cat crawling dangerously far out on a branch, repeatedly looking at you and then down at the ground?
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The coronavirus pandemic is upending business plans and sending executives scrambling to map out strategies to mitigate the impact of the outbreak as far out as the next three years.
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Big tasks with far-out due dates seem lower priority when you think about them as a single task with a single due date that is nowhere close to today.
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Just make sure they're not too far out of the way of your destination, otherwise you could find yourself on a mini road-trip from the airport to your hotel.
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If many Republican candidates travel far out of their way, toward the bogs of histrionics and hypocrisy, to recruit the Almighty into electoral service, many Democrats steer clear of religion.
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More significantly, in an age when so-called brown furniture is far out of favor, antiques can make a property feel dated and less appealing to buyers — especially younger ones.
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The Nicaraguan political crisis could easily spin so far out of control that it creates a massive refugee crisis at the U.S. border – perhaps even as early as this fall.
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Republican claims about the benefits of tax cuts aren't just out of line with independent estimates; they're so far out of the ballpark as to be in a different universe.
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And of course, the holy grail of any smartwatch — an always-on display that doesn't require sweeping hand contortions to show the time — still remains far out of Apple's reach.
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This far out, it's hard to predict exactly what the company might talk about at this conference — but perhaps it will include updates on things announced at October's Surface event.
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Kuroda told reporters on Wednesday there was no link between base money and inflation expectations in the short run, highlighting how far out of favor targeting the monetary base has fallen.
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According to the CDC, there have been 268 confirmed cases of AFM documented across 29 states in 2018 so far, out of a total of 273 reports sent to the CDC.
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It is a lonely job, they note, as the rompongs are positioned so far out into the ocean that they can't be seen from shore, and other rafts are miles away.
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"Amy McGrath lost her only race in a Democratic wave election because she is an extreme liberal who is far out of touch with Kentuckians," said McConnell campaign manager Kevin Golden.
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It means if you zoom really far out and draw a line between any two points, it will be straight—whereas with the Big Bang alone the line would be curved.
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Second best bot is the woman on Tinder who was definitely not a bot, but at the time I was convinced she was because she was far out of my league.
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McElheny's paintings also suggest telescopic views of whopping cosmic bodies far out in space, which elude the naked eye: spiral galaxies, galaxy clusters, stars, a multitude of worlds beyond our own.
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Promposals are the sweetest irrational behavior you can find online — kids wearing their hearts on their sleeves and going really, really far out of their way to ask an easy question.
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There have been reports the company plans to switch up the connectors in its iPhones in 13, though it's still too far out to give too much credence to those rumors.
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It may seem like a far out idea, but scientists have riffed on the "panspermia" hypothesis, which suggests life on Earth could have been seeded by an extraterrestrial body, for decades.
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By way of context, the original Voyager Golden Records were compiled by a NASA team headed by the great Carl Sagan, designed to contextualized the Earth experience to far out aliens.
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It doesn't span the entire width of the display, so it looks silly, but it's sticking way too far out in front, taking up the kind of space a pedestal shouldn't.
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All these pieces are very beautiful, but my preference tilted towards the almost abstract constructions from the winter 1967 collection, as they are pretty far out in a post-human mode.
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None are really game changers, but the modular system is interesting in that it allows for some slightly far out ideas that most companies wouldn't dare build into their flagship wearable.
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So, the next time you have a big event — or are just standing in a crowded bar for more than 30 minutes — maybe you give Moore's far-out solution a try.
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By 2013, the year Williams became mayor, opioid abuse had spiraled so far out of control that Cabell County's fatal heroin overdose rate rose to nearly 13 times the national average.
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And Miu Miu tapped actress Elle Fanning, 20, to be the new face of their latest fragrance "Twist," with a cute trailer that shows her making some really far-out puns.
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Yet some parts of the document have held up to over a year's worth of scrutiny, and its most salacious detail persists, never far out of reach from any conversation online.
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If not, what happens when the skill of computer drivers is simply too far out of reach for the average human being to be considered safe under the same "reasonable" standard?
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Polls testing hypothetical general election match ups — as statistically unreliable as they are this far out — show Sanders beating most Republican candidates, and in some cases by larger margins than Clinton.
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Elizabeth keeps her eye on Chloe and grabs her when she goes too far out of sight, but less frequently than you might imagine for someone who survived a childhood kidnapping.
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Those far out initiatives all inherently involve hardware, whether its a headset made by Oculus or an AI training system sitting in a server rack in the company's Prineville data center.
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In the industry's infancy, operators secured sky-high support payments for years, as there was little experience of installing turbines far out at sea, which is necessary due to Germany's geography.
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A factor that has hindered its acceptance is the lack of a term market, in which participants could reference loans and other products as far out as 30 years, analysts said.
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" Asked to hazard a guess on how far out the research might be from being usefully commercialized in an application, she jokes: "If I worked for Google probably a lot sooner!
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They are on the right side of the party and popular with the conservative grassroots, without being so far out on the fringe as to give their fellow GOP lawmakers heartburn.
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Without such pressing demands on your time, surely there have to be some costs to stepping so far out of line with friends, family and the rest of the monophasic world?
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Internal polling in the wake of the 2005 audio leak is slowly trickling in, but the party has its eyes on a handful of districts once seen far out of reach.
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The Matrix was a massive hit when it hit theaters in 1999, presenting a far-out sci-fi concept in which (spoiler alert?) humanity has ceded dominance of Earth artificial intelligence.
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"I don't know how far we have to go — how far down, how far left, how far out — we have to go, until we come together," the Golden Globe winner said.
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Her father, who drives an auto rickshaw, has to be cajoled out of his reluctance: Schools cost money and pull his daughter too far out of the orbit of their world.
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It may also be one reason why VIX options did not seem to have quite as spectacular a return as S&P far out-of-the-money puts on that day.
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An historically unpopular president with no legislative achievements and an economy that's bound to slow down SHOULD lift Democrats to victory in November, but we simply can't forecast that far out.
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Bran's arc has so far taken him far out of the playing field, but we suspect he'll be changing the course of history in major ways in the seasons to come.
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He was in a dunk contest once—some truly surprising shit considering the fact that he goes really, really far out of his way to, like, not dunk all that often.
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The dive-boat Conception, far out to sea in the middle of the night, became fully engulfed in flames as 21970 passengers on a recreational scuba diving trip slept below deck.
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That this mirror-universe episode went so far out of its way to tell the audience that Tyler had been surgically altered tells me there are more twists on the way.
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"Far-out" and "'2018s" have been construed broadly enough to encompass two quintessential youth romps set in 2212: "Animal House," on Friday and Saturday, and "American Graffiti," on Sunday and Monday.
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Why it could be big: If there's one thing I'm sure of this far out from the 2017 Oscars, it's that Zootopia is an early favorite for the Animated Feature prize.
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If Whittaker can make Romero swing for targets that aren't there and shoot for takedowns from too far out as he did with Jacare, he can almost certainly tire the Cuban.
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She was hired in 2014, after having been digital director of the Skeptiseum, an intoxicating virtual museum of fringe science and far-out religion curated by Joe Nickell, a paranormal skeptic.
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It's only about half the width of the United States and lies in a far out region of the solar system called the Kuiper Belt, which requires a telescope to see.
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"We as a company are systemically dealing with things that are far, far out of the control of Starbucks as a company or the four walls of our stores," he said.
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TESS will fly an unusual orbit, swooping as far out as the moon every two weeks before falling back close to Earth and dumping a torrent of data to eager astronomers.
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Drone strikes, bombings, special forces operations—these are things that just sort of happen to other people, far out of view and out of mind for the vast majority of Americans.
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All of this big data is currently available to help Tesla refine its systems, and nearly all of this data-reliant tech is still far out of reach of its competitors.
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They are a way for the president's reelection campaign to build voter lists, streamline in potential volunteers and donors, and keep public opinion from swinging too far out of Trump's favor.
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When asked about criticism of the bank's inflation outlook, Lee said forecasts "have been far out of line," but that the gap was mostly due to the government's strengthened welfare policy.
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Sending up few extremely costly satellites can tamp down on risk-taking, because there's no good way to fix a problem in a far-out orbit, or change design before launch.
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Privately, advisers for Biden and Buttigieg think the calendar inures to their candidates' benefits but say they're not making concrete plans to capitalize on the situation because it's so far out.
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Many novels are risky, but I have never read a story that goes so far out on a limb to risk alienating a protagonist because of his sudden and abominable actions.
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Some locals refuse to eat their catch, for fear of lingering toxins; others pledge to eat only fish caught far out to sea, or at depths thought to have escaped the poison.
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For many people, living in the city means an easy commute to work, around-the-clock food options, and a way of life where nothing is really that far out of reach.
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Here's hoping the team at Magic Leap can nurture and prune its headset as I did with my space plant so that just maybe, it too can realize its far-out potential.
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The practical development for these methods is far out in the future, though, so you'll have to hold on to your normal-sized hard drives for at least a few more years.
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Trump is responding with tremendous force, and in the process he's warning other Republicans that they could be the target of his wrath too if they step too far out of line.
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"The first time you heard about me and the $1,000 a month you probably thought, 'That sounds fantastic but it's too far out,'" he tells the crowd, coming into the home stretch.
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Sounds like Honda will have a lot of future-focused announcements to make at the annual consumer electronics show, but the interesting question will be how far out this future actually is.
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" Trump recently demurred when asked in an interview on Fox News to endorse Pence to succeed him, but the president told NBC he only hesitated because that election is "so far out.
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Though polls are unreliable this far out—much can change before the initial nomination contests—a recent poll found that 64% of Democrats viewed her favourably while only 20% viewed her unfavourably.
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" He went on to say it was "hurtful" that Swift and her team "would go so far out of their way to try and make ME [Harris] look bad at this stage.
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"The nice part is that the other ways you can think of to terraform a planet are so far out there," Laura Kerber, research scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told Gizmodo.
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" —Carl De Torres, then art director "For a long time, WIRED didn't cover much health care or medicine—it was either too pedestrian and uncompelling, or just too far out and fanciful.
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The reason we haven't seen it yet is because it orbits far out from the Sun on a highly elliptical path, which takes 210,000 to 20,000 years to make one full circuit.
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Wearable pants: The splashiest of the splashy launches from last year were around two far-out developments around internet-connected tech, called Project Soli and Project Jacquard, under Google's ATAP research unit.
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Google X's raison d'être is embracing far-out ideas, so it's no surprise, really that former director Mike Cassidy is wading into the decidedly choppy and always controversial waters of nuclear energy.
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The numbers so far out of Europe also suggest ratings for Rio are down on London, although broadcasters are reluctant to read too much into that due to the time-zone issue.
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You may by the alien of the zodiac, Aquarius, but your far-out nature and probable involvement in the reptilian agenda don't make you immune to the delectable fashions of the 1990s.
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But he had started feeling like an intruder in the girls' bathroom, and the single bathrooms were so far out of the way it was hard to get to class on time.
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The United States has long been a global leader in innovation, transportation and smart fiscal policies, yet the infrastructure that keeps our country open for business is now far out of date.
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This year's findings demonstrate how far out of reach modestly priced housing is for the growing low-wage work force, despite recent wage growth, and for other vulnerable populations across the country.
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We want to use that money to have transformative impact, and we're not used to thinking so far out of the box, the way that the Googles, and Microsofts, and Amazons are.
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And the government has released only 16 political prisoners so far out of a population that runs into the thousands, human rights groups estimate, more than all other former Soviet countries combined.
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"There are giants in the water too far out for us to swim" Senff croons on "Ruby Beach," less a love song than a warning to be careful in how you love.
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Along the way his interpretation of Indian cuisine, which he calls modern, has also created the impression that he's a master of far-out Indian molecular gastronomy, a title he emphatically denies.
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Steinhaus, 38, brushed these moments aside when they occurred, but to her dismay, each incident was caught on video, and each quickly was blown up, in her view, far out of proportion.
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Here's what to watch if awards season is your thing... There are no sure bets in awards season, especially this far out — but Christian Bale in a historical drama comes pretty close.
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The Columbia Whirlibird Mittens are sized perfectly for a woman's hand and were made for the woman who is headed far out into the backwoods in the depths of a cold winter.
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"The Chinese Communist's long-range far-out-at-sea missions have impacted regional security and stability and endanger the peace and welfare shared by all parties in the region," the ministry said.
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In both the 22nd and 24th districts, where incumbents are retiring, Mr Trump won by 8 percentage points in 2016, which this far out from polling day looks like a comfortable cushion.
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Speaking at a marathon news conference which lasted over seven hours, Lukashenko said he sensed Russia was afraid his country, a long-time ally, would move too far out of Moscow's orbit.
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During a recent diplomatic trip, Vice President Mike Pence and his entourage went far out of their way to stay at one of the president's resorts during a diplomatic trip to Ireland.
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A huge traffic jam stretching far out of the city snarled up the main coastal highway - the chief road running from north from the capital - and caused chaos in the districts alongside.
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The hubbub over the Trump administration's proposal to ask respondents about citizenship in the 85003 Census is mystifying because the response is so far out of proportion to the White House's request.
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Sounds nice — but recent polls of Massachusetts, Vermont, Michigan, and Illinois have all shown Trump far out in front, with Rubio and Kasich effectively tied for a weak second (sometimes alongside Cruz).
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He's stepped way too far out on this limb but, thanks to the very hubris that led him to think the transcript wasn't a problem, he is wholly unaware of that fact.
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Jones writes with cool, crisp prose about cruelty of many kinds; about class and race and power; and about regular people caught up in complicated situations that veer far out of control.
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That's a little bit of a far-out idea, but it's reasonably common for small countries (Switzerland, for example) to do central bank purchases of foreign currency as a macroeconomic stabilization tool.
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After an hour, Jane gets an update from AAA, and they said they were having trouble finding a tow company because we were so far out and needed to return to the city.
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Still, $450 an hour is far out of reach for many people, and Cockrell doesn't take insurance (though he said his rate goes as low as $200 an hour for lower-income patients).
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By comparison, the Rift S has five cameras, which seem to capture a much greater tracking volume, which really encapsulates all of those edge cases where the controllers are far out of sight.
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One of the two bemused American players, Mitchell Krueger, whacked a tennis ball far out of bounds toward the source of the racket, which the TV commentator said came from a nearby apartment.
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Specifically, he thinks we should: To me, what's striking about this is that for such a big and ambitious book that is attracting so much debate, the policy prescriptions aren't especially far out.
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It's tough to predict what the consequences would actually be — we're still very far out from constitutional amendment — but it would clearly be a major shock to the region's military and political system.
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Looking at the larger trends we've seen from special elections, Democrats have been far out-performing historic polling across the country, including in districts that were considered ruby red up until this year.
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Some of these combinations, especially those that involve sedative drugs, can lead to levels of impairment that are far out of proportion to what would have happened if the drugs were taken separately.
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The short, rhyming collection of basic particle physics concepts "will lead you to minuscule particles, high-tech equipment, far-out phenomena and fascinating theories" write the book's authors, Lauren Biron and Chris Smith.
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Of economists with a view that far out, 51 percent predicted rates to have risen by the end of the third quarter next year and over 55 percent expect it by end-2020.
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And this year, I ventured as far out as Hawaii to visit an analog Mars habitat, where crews simulate what it will be like to live on the surface of the Red Planet.
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But despite those glitches, the 'Final Five' soared so far out of sight of their rivals that the other teams must have felt they needed to board a supersonic jet to catch them.
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In a study published in the American Geophysical Union journal Earth's Future, researchers argue that meeting Paris Agreement 2 C climate targets is currently far, far out-of-reach, to put it gently.
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