"Any help or rescue was getting farther and farther away the farther down I dropped."
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This society has moved farther and farther and farther away from being meritocratic for many decades.
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You can keep looking farther and farther away, corresponding to farther and farther back in time, until you hit a place corresponding to a few hundred thousand years after the Big Bang.
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"Groups are getting farther and farther split apart," Leiserowitz said.
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China is falling farther and farther behind in national wealth.
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The forests themselves are growing farther and farther apart, researchers say.
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With warming, they are just getting pushed farther and farther north.
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Will you have you seen us growing farther and farther apart?
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So, those banks are going to be farther and farther behind.
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Farther north and farther inland, the storm had mainly dropped snow.
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I seemed to be moving farther and farther away from that aim.
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As Republican moderates disappeared, the Party moved farther rightward and farther downward.
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Every game is putting us closer and closer or farther and farther.
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The moon is slowly getting farther and farther away from the Earth.
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Viewers can "see them clearly from farther and farther away," she said.
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Their agency slips farther and farther away as the family's plight grows.
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His illness got away from him, and he drifted farther and farther out.
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The moon is gradually—very gradually—moving farther and farther away from Earth.
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I feel that I am growing farther and farther apart from my homeland.
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Across the country, cellar-dwelling utilities are being moved farther and farther upstairs.
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When the universe expands, it's not merely that everything gets farther away from some central point; it's that everything is getting farther and farther from everything else.
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Mr Ibrahim had to walk farther and farther to get to the fishing grounds.
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Greater energy is needed to get farther and farther away from the planet's pull.
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Or maybe I just imagined that he was moving farther and farther out of reach.
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The knock-on effects of those delays are starting to be felt farther and farther afield.
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It starts to tumble farther and farther away, and I turn to the camera, looking distressed.
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"Pricing the Rift farther and farther away from people is not what we want," he added.
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Without the cold-water barrier, these southern fish appear to be moving farther and farther north.
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The farther North Korea's submarines can travel, the farther from its shores the SLBM can strike.
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Also, the state's housing crisis means that people are living farther from their jobs and commuting farther.
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"As the cab starts moving, I notice we're going farther and farther into the countryside," Rebecca said.
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Worse, smallmouth bass, a warm-water species, are each year creeping farther and farther up Montana's rivers.
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As we climbed, he pointed through the pines to the village farther and farther away below us.
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What's more, there would be delayed communications with Earth as the astronauts travel farther and farther away.
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Another spacecraft, Voyager 1, is even farther away at 145 AU, and is getting farther all the time.
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As they run, they break formation, move farther and farther apart, weaving back and forth in crisscross patterns.
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These were the kinds of things I thought of as I wandered farther and farther from the house.
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That problem is getting worse by the minute as Trump lags farther and farther behind Clinton in the polls.
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Seattle workers are being forced to look farther and farther from the city to find a place to live.
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The grasses recede, forcing herds of wildebeest to walk farther and farther from their only water source to graze.
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Then he blew it up some more, and we watched the dots get farther and farther from each other.
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"New York has gotten so expensive, that by sheer force, people are looking farther and farther north," he said.
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As the days get longer, the sun appears to set — and rise, for that matter — farther and farther north.
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Supernovas appear more "redshifted" the farther away they are, because their light has to travel farther through expanding space.
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Forests have been razed and the human populations increased, moving farther and farther into the shrinking habitats of wildlife.
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But this caused fish stocks to deplete rapidly, forcing fishermen to travel farther and farther to catch the same quantities.
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The truck is based in Nevada but it's clearly testing out routes farther and farther away from its home base.
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And while we&aposre celebrating this positive achievement record that&aposs happening daily, Democrats are going farther and farther left.
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But since then, Bibi has held onto power, in part by moving Israeli politics farther and farther to the right.
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Details: Because of the telescope's orbit around the sun, it's actually moving farther and farther from the Earth each year.
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As the school year went on, and my summer in New York felt farther and farther away, Adam eventually disappeared.
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Farther, farther, I am going into the dark of the mind, that neighbor girl, my friend—she goes by Mrs.
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Meanwhile, as countries across the world plot a course toward a sustainable future, US policy falls farther and farther behind.
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They&aposre going to be doing these hops, getting farther and farther away from him to see his circle of friends.
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As TV viewers move farther and farther away from the big five networks, they're watching more cable and more streaming platforms.
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I don't want my son to be consumed by the robots, and I've pulled farther and farther away from Facebook myself.
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The sight will then become visible farther and farther northeast, eventually passing the International Date Line and into the previous day.
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Can you fly out of an airport farther away from where you live, or into an airport farther from your destination?
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But just a little farther—okay, 500,713 light-years farther—is another spiral galaxy, the third largest in our local group.
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INGRAHAM: Dinesh what do you think in the end happens to this Democrat Party as its moving farther and farther leftward?
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As he ventured farther and farther afield, those weekend trips turned into week-long excursions, which turned into month-long odysseys.
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Palm trees are moving farther and farther north, with cities like Washington, D.C., only slightly out of reach, Science Daily reports.
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Notifications are sent to users farther and farther from the location of the disappearance if the child is still not found.
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As Milton is pushed farther and farther into the bowels of the building, Mike wanted him to get softer and softer.
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My fear is that we're getting farther and farther away from the impact it has on ordinary, day-to-day people.
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He dove down farther and farther, flicking on more flashlights, his camera live streamed to a large monitor for us to watch.
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Prices for middle-income housing have similarly trended upward, forcing many to move farther and farther away from their places of work.
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As hospitals continue closing their doors or limiting certain services, rural communities will be farther and farther away from critical care facilities.
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It does so much better than Bethesda's own recent Fallout games, which have moved farther and farther away from their roleplaying history.
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No previous winner in Monaco had started farther back than ninth position, and since 1985 none had started farther back than third.
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The story of the abortion debate since the 1970s is one of party leaders moving farther and farther apart on the issue.
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But the desire to reclaim never-ending shelves of land, farther and farther into the sea, will inevitably be outfoxed by physics.
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However, more recently we're told voters are skewing farther left and farther right, leaving the middle empty and the nation hopelessly divided.
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And plans to reduce carbon emissions are being undermined by high home prices that are pushing people farther and farther from work.
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"They're still common in the restaurants in Sesimbra but they have to bring it in from farther and farther away," he explains.
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At a recent business conference in Bulgaria, employers said they are having to raise wages to entice workers from farther and farther away.
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None had hit farther north than 60 degrees, or farther east than 0 degrees longitude — roughly in the middle of the North Sea.
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Others of their species live even farther north, farther than any other nonhuman primate, so they are able to adapt to winter weather.
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On a variety of fronts, the United States is falling farther and farther behind both other developed nations and its own lofty standards.
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Therefore, workers farther east in a time zone, where the sun sets earlier, get on average more sleep than comparable workers farther west.
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As Mars's orbit starts to take it farther and farther from the Earth, it will start to appear smaller in the night sky.
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"Over all those years between Apollo 8's December exploration and ours, NASA has made history by exploring farther and farther," Stern writes.
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Now, it's zipping along at more than 269,193 miles (219 million kilometers) each day -- moving farther and farther out into our solar system.
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In this location, Spitzer gets farther and farther from Earth each year and doesn't warm up from the heat coming off our planet.
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His mother recounts that as the tour went on, her room got farther and farther from the one her son and Jackson shared.
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Those who attend more selective schools tend to be farther from home, and those who attended private schools tend to be farther from home.
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"With each blow like this, I feel farther and farther away from you," he typed to her, frustrated about the shaky Wi-Fi connection.
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So there we were, with one potentially large fine, two definitely large testicles and the comfort of my bed feeling farther and farther away.
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Right now, their orbit is taking them farther and farther away from the Sun, but they'll be coming back around again in the months ahead.
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You can see more, you can see people from farther, you can perceive depth at farther distances, and that changes the way we tell stories.
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"There's no question: If we're going to go farther, especially if we're going to go farther than the moon, we need new transportation," Hoffman added.
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One fractional ownership company, Kansas City-based Airshare, has been aggressively expanding over the past several years, offering service to clients farther and farther away.
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They are sitting there, inches from me, but they feel like they are receding farther and farther, like my top lip, or the Malibu shoreline.
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So for the sake of evening the scales, let's dwell for a moment on what Corbyn's farther left has in common with her farther right.
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Because the speed of light is finite, as we look farther and farther out in space, we look farther and farther back in time — even when we look at the galaxy next door, Andromeda, we see not what's happening now, but what was happening two and a half millions of years ago when Andromeda's stars emitted the light that our telescopes are only now detecting.
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As arrests carried on, RCMP ordered journalists farther and farther away from the scene, apparently in response to orders directly from the tactical enforcement team officers.
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Caught and tried for murder, Pasqualino, newly dubbed "the butcher of Naples," drifts farther and farther away from the easy street he used to live on.
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The suit selection is vast, with racks stretching farther and farther back, until the $5,000 Brionis, which, like men's mink coats, hang in a semiprivate anteroom.
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As we move farther and farther down the road toward a cashless society, consumers can use credit cards to pay for nearly everything, everywhere these days.
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With each new contraceptive, I observed my personality mutate, my grasp on reality fluctuate, and my sense of sanity slip farther and farther out of reach.
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Both probes returned tons of important information on the outer planets, and the missions have continued onward, taking measurements as they fly farther and farther through space.
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Right now, the spacecraft is sailing farther and farther away from Jupiter on its orbit, and it won't be close to the planet again until August 27th.
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During the search, my family drove farther and farther from Boston proper, to the center of the state, to look at farmhouses and estates and double-deckers.
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He seems close to the road, but the farther the siblings walk into the green, the farther they seem to get from him — and from each other.
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As screen sizes grew, and that top edge got farther and farther away from the reasonable reach of most thumbs, the power button migrated to the side.
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And in a warmer world, stronger storms may be able to creep farther and farther North, directing more and more powerful storms to the mid-Atlantic states.
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Unable to get her bearings, and without a tether to keep her secured to the space station, she drifts farther and farther away until all hope is lost.
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It shows the high-return stocks falling farther and farther behind the benchmark index over the last three years, with a few attempted rallies that didn't last long.
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The world's second-largest economy is flexing itself in the mold of all emerging empires ready to engage in pursuit of its interests farther and farther from home.
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She played patiently, moving Halep farther and farther out wide until she found her opening and then driving home decisive winners with both her backhand and her forehand.
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Some doctors believe infrasound was more likely used in an attack like this because it travels farther than ultrasound, which means Cuban spies could use it from farther away.
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I don't know about you, but my phone is rarely farther than half an arm's reach away from me — and certainly not farther away than the average headphones cable.
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"Working class or poorer people — we're getting pushed farther and farther out, so it definitely impacts us more," Ms. Glasgow said while riding the No. 4 train on Wednesday.
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Why drive us — the American people — farther apart?
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So, I imagine they will lurch farther to the left, farther towards their socialist candidate Ocasio Cortes, and call for anarchy and chaos, which is exactly what they&aposve done.
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Initially, I flew it in Smart Mode, which includes a geofence that keeps the drone from flying farther than 2115 feet way, which is actually farther away than you think.
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"You know, we spend so much time talking about how lost the Republicans are, but you think about the Democratic Party moving farther and farther to the left," Kasich said.
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But as municipalities and companies pursue the dream of "smart cities," creating hyper-connected urban spaces designed for efficiency and convenience, this experience is receding farther and farther from reality.
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Developers are allowed to build houses farther and farther into the forest with the expectation that they will be as connected as if they lived in the heart of town.
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It also helps to work through a progression of two-armed push-ups, keeping one arm right under the body and moving the other arm farther and farther to the side.
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The Kardashian-Jenner women have built their legacy by harnessing the power of social media, weaponizing radical transparency, and lionizing vanity — leaning farther and farther into this strategy as time passes.
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Tamir led him past the welcome kiosk, past the orientation map, farther and farther away from the street, until they lost sight of it, as sailors lose sight of the shore.
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You push it again — farther — and it clobbers you.
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This second transportation revolution caused communities to spread farther and farther apart, which made having constant access to a car increasingly necessary — resulting in even more cars that needed even more space.
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The Soyuz will move farther and farther away from the ISS for a couple of hours before igniting its engines at 7:57AM ET to take the capsule out of Earth's orbit.
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U.V. chugged farther and farther up the five-mile island's main road, terraced vineyards and fig trees sloping off to one side, religious statues and thatched-roof food stands lining the other.
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One major IoT-focused upgrade that won't be part of Bluetooth 5 is mesh networking — the ability for Bluetooth devices to act as hubs that help one another reach farther and farther distances.
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According to Kerri, Massachusetts kept relocating its Native American population farther and farther west, as white New Englanders moved from the city and set up towns in previous expanses of woods and farmland.
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Already a budding public figure by the time of the novel's release, Hughes likely saw his own life pulling him farther and farther away from the small-town Midwestern world that raised him.
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The state has set audacious goals for reducing carbon emissions but it is falling behind in part because the lack of affordable housing has forced people to live farther and farther from work.
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Farther east, there's APC and Aesop, with Blue Star Donuts (Portland-based), Ramen Tatsunoya (Kurume City, in Japan), feminist clothing brand Wildfang, and a Doc Martens store a little farther down the street.
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Santa Lucía is farther from the city centre than NAICM.
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I think that was wise, but it should go farther.
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Simply put: radio travels way farther than an LTE broadcast.
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Even farther down the ballot, voters will find judicial elections.
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He's facing rightward; you nudge him farther in that direction.
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Now, for his final season, Wade is going even farther.
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It's better if tables are farther apart from each other.
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Now Courtois and colleagues are turning their attention farther out.
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The water in these two states can travel farther inland.
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Look no farther than Syria, Iraq, Libya, Egypt or Yemen.
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Such work appears to be driving the dolphins farther away.
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But he suspects it should be farther north or northwest.
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Do you think that takes us farther away from it?
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But his influence extended farther, as Muhammad Ali found out.
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Rodrigues's own spiritual and physical agonies seem even farther away.
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Ambulances have to transport patients farther than they did before.
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Warmer ocean temperatures can cause them to melt farther north.
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It's like you can even pull it back even farther.
|
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But right now, we couldn't be farther from that reality.
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But looking farther down the road, it's hard to say.
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Farther east, Chadian troops guard their part of the border.
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Bigger firms' vast plots let them drill even farther sideways.
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Now, it sounds like those plans are much farther along.
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Another surfaced last summer on the Adamello glacier farther west.
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Receipts have fallen even more dramatically when looking farther back.
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Farther away still, in Washington, war talk is more prevalent.
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The two anthologies couldn't be farther apart, stylistically or conceptually.
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I say, it's time we take things back even farther.
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On the ISS, you will never be farther from home.
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Farther below were old labs and blocks of blocky houses.
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Moving farther south, Louisiana is America's greatest justice reform challenge.
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He's counting on online deliveries to extend his reach farther.
|
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States already facing an historic partisan divide split even farther.
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So that'd be the best move for people farther east.
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In Florida, the latest polling shows Rubio much farther behind.
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Chinese fishermen are driven farther offshore and into distant waters.
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And they are constantly changing the farther down they go.
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But, from farther away, they may just look like clouds.
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We stopped again at another bay, a little farther north.
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There's a bus stop just outside for going farther afield.
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She's farther out than most people and closer to home.
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When James reaches for him, Carole pushes him farther out.
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They took twice as many vacations to places farther away.
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To get there, I'd go farther afield than Hiroshige himself.
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But they traveled farther than usual this time, she said.
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Projecting even farther into the future, that number only expands.
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Sometimes, she leaned farther and her breasts brushed against him.
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Higher seas bring storm surges that can reach farther inland.
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A little farther down is a church with a cemetery.
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In recent decades, the 1 percent has gone farther afield.
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Some of that 1% is sitting in glaciers farther inland.
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"It goes farther than just about any institution," he said.
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A subsequent test lifted it farther, but not by much.
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But the Trump Administration has gone farther than previous Presidents.
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The desk folds down farther to become a queen bed.
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Biles's Amanar flies higher and goes farther than her rivals'.
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To his surprise, however, he liked the areas farther east.
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Subsequent tests lifted it up farther, but not by much.
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But driving farther leads you to the Charles Deering Estate.
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Another goes to the border with Myanmar and no farther.
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Warming winters and climate change are bringing them farther north.
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One that will make you work harder, and strive farther.
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Others never make it farther than their local farmers market.
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He now lives in North Royalton, a little farther away.
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Farther ahead of schedule than birds have ever dealt with.
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On an excursion farther downstream, the river began to splinter.
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Neptune is thirty times farther from the sun than Earth.
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The new 'lounge' Sitting farther away may appeal to you.
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A set of headlights flickered farther in among the trees.
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You push it away farther, and it hits you harder.
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Union Station, near many downtown attractions, is one stop farther.
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New Balance's history in the N.B.A. dates back even farther.
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Scientific theory goes farther and considers all "possible real" worlds.
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Farther north, Sara Shepherd called her parents at 1 a.m.
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Pittsburgh, to the south, is a little farther than that.
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Farther south are Syrian forces supported by Russia and Iran.
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Sometimes, the attention pushes me to go a bit farther.
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They told me I could go even faster, even farther.
|
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But who knows what might happen farther down the road?
|
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The same problem emerges if the storm heads farther west.
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It doesn't even matter if I don't get any farther.
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Go farther north, and there's somewhat more intense San Daniele.
|
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This statement also could not be farther from the truth.
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REED: Now... COMEY: I — I can't go farther than that.
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But the bright spots are getting fewer and farther between.
|
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So he took Ms. Ray farther north to Washington Heights.
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But, as time goes on, it drifts ever farther away.
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Drips that fall farther tend to result in wider stalagmites.
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A small group came into view, farther down the ridge.
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" And farther on: "Idiots, get away from here right now.
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She was swimming farther than she had ever swum before.
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Dr. Church stuck his neck out farther than his colleagues.
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Mars, meanwhile, is 1,202021 times farther away than the Moon.
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These can help your music sound louder and reach farther.
|
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But areas farther north could receive several inches, forecasters said.
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If we don't change and modernize, we'll fall farther behind.
|
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Arctic ground squirrels hibernate farther north than any other animal.
|
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Some Chinese experts say its reach could be much farther.
|
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The universe is always getting bigger, stretching galaxies farther apart.
|
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It's about 139.7 million miles farther away, according to NASA.
|
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"It means you should not go any farther," Ponceano said.
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I lived separately, usually farther away from daily meeting points.
|
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Rivera was even farther removed, living in Paris until 21910.
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Pushes a bit farther, arching to get the angle right.
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Now, as home and rent prices skyrocket, pushing teachers and other middle-income professionals farther and farther from the communities where they work, tech industry leaders are facing mounting pressure to fix the problem.
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DOUG SCHOEN, DEMOCRATIC POLLSTER: It absolutely is and that&aposs why I am so upset with the current direction of the Democratic Party where the progressive left is pushing the party farther and farther.
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Our de facto solution to housing affordability has been forcing people to move farther and farther away from cities, so they commute longer, make traffic worse and increase the population of fire-prone areas.
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But as the oceans continue to warm (most of Earth's accumulating heat gets stored in the oceans), this fish-rich region is projected to move farther south, and farther away from the King Penguins.
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The VLF bubble might actually be pushing the Van Allen belts farther into space, suggests Baker, considering that they have receded farther from Earth since the 1960s, when VLF use was not as widespread.
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As you get farther away from the peak of the fall, the intensity of the water's movement weakens, just like a Wi-Fi signal gets weaker the farther away from the router you are.
|
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One footprint means a Pokémon is close by, two means it's farther away and three means a Pokémon is out of your range and you need to walk farther away to run into it.
|
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Instead, consider the extraordinary moment when an overhead camera pulls back from two men — up and up, farther and farther — until they're near specks, as if they were being cut down to existential size.
|
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"If you're like most people here and you're getting screwed, falling farther and farther behind, then I think they're going to vote for us," Kelly said at a restaurant near his Belleville, Illinois, office.
|
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You only need to have subconscious remnants of when there were two intelligent humanoid species sharing the same planet, battling for dominance, one slowly getting pushed farther and farther to the edges of the world.
|
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Even after Congress got over its hurt feelings and started funding the commercial crew program fully, the project faced delays and technical challenges that kept pushing the first flights farther and farther into the future.
|
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Keyon Jackson-Malone, a resident of the city's predominantly black north side, said he feared that without a residency requirement, people would start coming from farther and farther away to serve as Milwaukee police officers.
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It's very easy to putter along in relative isolation, not feeling any immediate and pressing needs, but also falling farther and farther behind the power curve without a clear sense as to how or why.
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"Technology and subsidies have allowed industrial fleets to go farther and farther, and deeper and deeper, and to deplete stock after stock," said Dr. Pauly, who has shown that the global catch is steadily falling.
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An officer farther back can be seen holding a young child.
|
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But looking farther back, since Immelt took the helm on Sept.
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Anything farther than that and the signals start to fall off.
|
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When you don't see that moisture, the ball will travel (farther).
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And with every click, we move farther away from each other.
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It can help you climb farther, faster, and with less effort.
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The worry for Republicans looms a bit farther down the road.
|
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But the newly discovered moon is farther out than the others.
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Farther down the block, two men watched skeptically from a bench.
|
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I wish Ubisoft had gone farther with the post-apocalyptic theme.
|
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Inside the new iPhone cameras that's all taken a step farther.
|
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The thing with May was that she was much farther north.
|
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Purina Beyond takes this devotion to high-quality ingredients even farther.
|
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The top Democrat on the Senate intelligence panel would go farther.
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In other words, "bad news" travels faster, farther and lasts longer.
|
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That affidavit says Jean was actually shot farther into his apartment.
|
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By being farther offshore, the technology is less visible from land.
|
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What would happen if you just kept driving a bit farther?
|
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Later, it could move closer or farther away, as it wished.
|
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Soon he heard another dog, farther off, responding to his whistles.
|
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The Russians, characteristically, deny that it can fly farther than allowed.
|
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And we're much farther along than anyone doing that in podcasts.
|
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The farther you run, the more supplies you collect to survive.
|
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The farther distance you travel, the more Pokémon you will uncover.
|
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As Valerio, a Spanish teacher, began running farther, her health improved.
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Hurricane Flossie is not far behind Erick, building strength farther east.
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But farther west, Chinchar said temperatures will remain far below average.
|
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Then probably farther down the road, diseases that affect other tissue.
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Did Jupiter migrate in towards the sun after forming farther out?
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But he edged farther away from the center of his party.
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It really couldn't have been farther from the truth for us.
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But he helps me edit when I want to go farther.
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Other aides, including the chief of staff, were seated farther afield.
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It used to be that ads were fewer and farther between.
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Then they dug even farther, slowing their work to a crawl.
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Unfortunately, Juno won't make it any farther into that dark frontier.
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We usually park farther up but the trash cans are out.
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Waggoner read the court's decision as farther reaching than opposing groups.
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Clinton has pulled farther ahead in the competition for Democratic delegates.
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She was willing to hunt a little farther south or north.
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Endowment for International Peace, Andrew Carnegie went farther: In 1910, he
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He had farther to go, and went wider in getting there.
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But the trend goes much farther than who's on the ballot.
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Willa was farther up the trail, bounding along, swinging that stick.
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This means women have to travel farther to access the procedure.
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Also, "the farther you go, the better the value," explains Luxe.
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Farther from the water, there were plenty of abandoned buildings, too.
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Farther south in Silicon Valley, Facebook's campus dazzles in Menlo Park.
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It will be able to fly farther and protect itself better.
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I would have rather seen my belly and shot farther away.
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The farther north they traveled, the more erratic Plaisted's behavior grew.
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Wray then teed up a ball and drove it much farther.
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Because the crime scenes are farther away, the jet is bigger.
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Some partnerships include players even farther afield from the energy business.
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It's moving farther south to cities like Corpus Christi and Brownsville.
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Amer chooses somewhere farther along the row, almost at the end.
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But I soon realized I had to go back even farther.
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Farther along he found three bodies close together, also battered cyclists.
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But it is what Trump has tugged us ever farther from.
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Farther down the factory floor is a long, skinny metal structure.
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The other enclave is Melilla, farther east along the same coast.
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It depends on how deep and how much farther they go.
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Finally, he could wrestle it no farther, and the shaking stopped.
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The farther he got from home, the more respect he got.
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Downtown Detroit is about a half-hour farther down the road.
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Jordan's bill goes farther than eligibility requirements have ever gone before.
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It feels like we should be way farther along right now.
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Reminder, cash donations often go exponentially farther than in kind donations.
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A flatter-seamed ball that flew farther, introduced in 214, helped.
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The farther away they sound,the closer they are to you.
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Farther along those streets, state-sponsored posters counseled thriftiness and restraint.
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Unsurprisingly, pockets of value can also be found farther from Manhattan.
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The gender disparity worsened for women living farther from the hospital.
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The farther the springs stretch, the greater the upward pushing force.
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Officials then concluded that the probable crash site was farther north.
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Some historians extend it farther north or south than others do.
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But by wandering farther afield, I found intriguing and affordable food.
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But it's farther west where Lorde spent most of her time.
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They told me my friends were looking for me farther up.
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Yelp's listings will generally be there, but farther down the page.
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Though, if we were farther away, we wouldn't have heard them.
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And farther from Santiago are cities untouched by the recent boom.
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Farther north, Gainesville received 4 inches and Dahlonega notched about 6.
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But the search for affordable housing has pushed workers farther out.
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But Els expected to be farther along Glory Road by now.
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But on Tuesday afternoon, Sanders took it even a step farther.
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"The higher I flew, the farther I fell," Mr. Nelson sings.
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Yet each trip had the inverse effect: pushing us farther apart.
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So, we see more of mine, though they live farther away.
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The farther you travel from there, the redder the precincts become.
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In general, the farther out you go, the cheaper the housing.
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Officials said it was possible the crash site was farther north.
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The percussion was felt, some said, even farther north than Harlem.
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Slippage farther down the slope is problematic for two reasons. 1.
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There&aposs no doubt about it: Power couples go farther, faster.
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Despite these findings, we're far off track and only getting farther.
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But water levels farther from the entrance have dropped more slowly.
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Farther up the mountains rose escarpments of stone, buffeted by wind.
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Shopping arcades set farther back from the street are often deserted.
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The flash freeze was already taking hold farther to the west.
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After that, Diana didn't speak again, her breaths coming farther apart.
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She ended up moving farther east to Brownsville, also in Brooklyn.
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His feet are wide apart, farther than most coaches would prefer.
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The long-term benefits only materialize much farther in the future.
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It gets to a ceiling, and there's no farther to go.
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We know immigrants already have a very difficult time accessing health care, as lack of health insurance and fear of detention and deportation have driven communities farther and farther into the shadows under the Trump administration.
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So I'm laying on the ground and I'm feeling my arms spreading farther and farther apart, and I'm telling myself, "Close your arms," but they were going all over the place because I was temporarily paralyzed.
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"The probability of this kind of event occurring would increase as the sea ice extent retreats farther and farther north in the summertime," says Alex Young, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Through four previewed chapters of the eight-episode series, Alex slides farther and farther down the rabbit hole, while providing a travelogue of Europe as he visits various opulent locales -- basically, Lifestyles of the Rich & Corrupt.
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In the following video — which you should do yourself a favor and watch in full screen — Murali shows us what the constellation Orion looks like in several locations, each one farther and farther away from light pollution.
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And the NOAA and NASA data aren't the only ones to show temperatures climbing: five different records show temperatures rising farther and farther from a baseline set at the average annual global temperatures in 1951 through 1980.
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While the polar bear had the home advantage, Drew used the fact that polar ice caps are receding to illustrate how polar bears are forced to swim farther and farther into open water to catch a meal.
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Thus, we shouldn&apost expect the most powerful cosmic rays to travel any farther than a hundred million light-years or so — and most of the active galactic nuclei are much, much farther from us than that.
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This would make it politically (and economically) difficult to erect buildings more than two stories tall in a prohibitively expensive city that already has limited room to grow, pushing workers farther and farther away from their jobs.
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" And there is a benefit, she said, "If you even hold the doors open for a limited time, the amount of delays turn from seconds to minutes as the delay goes farther and farther down the line.
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And while king penguins, the second largest penguin species, can swim a 400-mile round trip during that time, they are traveling farther and farther from their nests on the islands near Antarctica, endangering their hungry offspring.
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And then, before his last throw of the meet, he goes over to consult his wife/coach (coach/wife?) and then walks back to throw farther than he ever had before—farther than anyone in 29 years.
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"You have the real French, real Italians, real English, real Americans, who live in this periphery, farther and farther away from the centers where wealth is created," he said in an interview for the news channel BFMTV.
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"The pavilion's coiled form, in which visitors spiral ever deeper into a black hole of bad art and superficial temptations, straying farther and farther from the real world outside, is an elaborate mousetrap for consumers," he wrote.
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But allegations over the targeting of medical workers go back much farther.
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Farther removed from American jurisdiction, Huawei's Asian suppliers have been more circumspect.
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And just yesterday, the Victoria's Secret model took it one step farther.
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Farther away, a mob of kangaroo holds court near a river basin.
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The new light machine gun will weigh less — and yet shoot farther.
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The farther we get into the year, the less likely it is.
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Now they must appeal for asylum to Mexico or somewhere farther south.
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Farther north, authorities order residents to evacuate in Tehama and Shasta counties.
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The farther down the list you get, the more disturbing the reading.
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It appears approximately 5-10 degrees farther south in the Northern Hemisphere.
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From farther up the valley comes the thunder of a summer storm.
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This too is faster and can travel farther than a standard helicopter.
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These tools are amazing, but Lukas thinks the industry can go farther.
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At first, the six-story former bank seemed to be farther along.
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It goes a lot farther than just putting it on your pancakes.
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NO PLACE on Earth is farther from Paraguay than Taiwan, its antipode.
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A revolutionary new drone will fly faster and farther than ever before.
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For farther-flung networks, particularly in rural areas, the costs are higher.
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Holding planes in the air and making them fly farther wastes fuel.
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Farther south, apple growers are switching to hazelnuts for the same reason.
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SpaceX has been farther away from the government than Boeing has, obviously.
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The promising solar markets are for technologies that help it go farther.
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Your money will go a bit farther in Barcelona than in Honolulu.
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And, despite appearances, China's and America's film markets are growing farther apart.
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That's a step farther than Delaware courts have been willing to go.
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The office moved its operations to a state police facility farther north.
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By taking it a lot farther away, you're actually flattening the angle.
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So, who is going to make it farther: Nirider/Drizin, or Zellner?
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But, using this technique, the donation goes a lot farther, Connon says.
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New technologies were developed and our probes descended farther into the earth.
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Hanabusa was, arguably at least, the farther left of the two candidates.
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But, now 64 years old, I find my gaze casting farther forward.
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The split allowed the air to spill much farther south than usual.
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You see much farther and more than you would under normal circumstances.
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The farther away we look, the deeper into the past we look.
|
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"Captain Marvel" soared higher, farther, faster at the box office this weekend.
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Francis' comments on Thursday take that argument several steps farther, Keenan said.
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The deeper you drilled down, the farther you went back in time.
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At the same time, they perceived the uprights to be farther apart.
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It would also bring flooding to major cities farther downstream, including Baghdad.
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Some are set in the near term; others, a bit farther out.
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Farther down, it reaches the South China Sea through a filigree delta.
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Our divisions seem to stretch farther and wider than we previously understood.
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Farther down the island chain, utilities and communications remain spotty or nonexistent.
|
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The storm ultimately turned farther north and made landfall in North Carolina.
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The curious history of this phrase dates back even further and farther.
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Some lawmakers want to go even farther beyond what Speier's bill proposes.
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They live right next to each other, but couldn't be farther apart.
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Young, Stafford, and Cernan also got farther from Earth than anybody before.
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But, apart from him, it never went farther than a first date.
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Jose is to move farther from the islands into the northern Atlantic.
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Gerrymandered congressional districts and tribalized media have pulled us even farther apart.
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Most of the wintry precipitation should stay sequestered farther north into Maine.
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As the relationship drains Julie, her once urgent work feels farther away.
|
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Hospitals close, and people have to drive farther away for medical care.
|
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The ball, which flies farther than the old one, increased scoring nationwide.
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Expect Trump to take the attacks a step farther than Christie did.
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The fewer clinics there are, the farther women have to travel to
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It turns out its roots go back much farther than we thought.
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My boyfriend works farther downtown and needs more time to get there.
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Farther west, into the North Carolina Appalachians, is Countryside Barbeque in Marion.
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Unfortunately, the moment something doesn't go as planned, she unravels even farther.
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" The pastor said his thought since then has been "love goes farther.
|
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After that, the mission managers moved Rosetta farther away from the comet.
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Females usually come out at dusk, and fly farther than other species.
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It's not great, however, at finding small planets farther from their stars.
|
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But on other issues, the Blue Dogs and Republicans are farther apart.
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The farther we walked into the tent, the more crowded it got.
|
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On torture, Trump is farther outside the bipartisan mainstream than many realize.
|
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For each word spelled wrong, it was moved farther from the hole.
|
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However, some on the farther left end of the spectrum have reservations.
|
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Those fires spread farther, burned more intensely, and lasted longer than normal.
|
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Just a little bit farther, and there's the marker for Mile 26.
|
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The missile flew 310 miles toward Japan, much farther than previous tests.
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Decades behind schedule and billions over budget, it keeps falling farther behind.
|
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Mike Huckabee said the Democratic Party is moving farther to the left.
|
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Thursday the risk will continue but will push a little farther east.
|
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Several smaller groups, estimated at a combined 1,200 people, are farther away.
|
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But farther south, the President's rhetoric might hurt GOP incumbents like Rep.
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Embrace the humanitarian spirit — and extend it farther than you normally would.
|
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Now, a blogger from down under is taking it one step farther.
|
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For reliable, basic transportation, look no farther than the Honda Civic Coupe.
|
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Farther north, tall trees shade curving streets with sidewalks and roomy colonials.
|
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"Hopefully he can throw the ball a little farther," Franzel told him.
|
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With 20 million claimed users now, Teams has pulled even farther ahead.
|
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Each candidate has walked down this road, Clinton significantly farther than Trump.
|
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In other places, farther from the battlefields, it might look decidedly kitsch.
|
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It is more than 10 times farther, not more than 100 times.
|
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A victory in that her child was going farther than a factory.
|
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Farther north, snow will fall in Nebraska, South Dakota and western Iowa.
|
|
Bollards were not placed farther south along the path of Tuesday's attack.
|
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They're doing something new and we want to push them even farther.
|
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Cities farther south along the East Coast will face far less precipitation.
|
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Still, Brooklyn is sprawling, and some developers are testing markets farther afield.
|
|
Sergeant Barry said he figured Ms. Danner would not come any farther.
|
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The final summer they traveled farther up the creek than ever before.
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Farther east, past Clover Point, cross the road to Ross Bay Cemetery.
|
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This season, Dawkins has moved Fall farther out on the perimeter defensively.
|
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The Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act goes farther than all of them.
|
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Farther on is Fort Jackson, completed in 1832 to defend New Orleans.
|
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The chase ended in a ball of feathers a little farther off.
|
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Farther north, two American-trained forces are battling each other in Afrin.
|
|
Many men have been driven farther abroad, for greater lengths of time.
|
|
Another side effect of the shutdown could ripple farther, affecting weddings nationally.
|
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Farther from the beach, average rentals are about 216,2600 rand ($2011,823) monthly.
|
|
But lawmakers left the speech seemingly farther apart than when they entered.
|
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Floods were also expected in drier regions farther north, the authorities said.
|
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Occasionally, defensive midfielders will evolve into central midfielders, who play farther forward.
|
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But they are being built farther from the park's most stunning attractions.
|
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If the person is farther away, it is considered endangering a life.
|
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The Hill Fire, which is farther inland, was about 70 percent contained.
|
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Farther inland in Southern California, the Hill Fire is 80 percent contained.
|
|
But Wickremesinghe's party also took it a step farther: to the courts.
|
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Like so many others here, he was looking farther down the road.
|
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The farther from Anchorage shoppers are, the more often they encounter them.
|
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"Come on out here," the officer says, stepping farther outside the house.
|
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It is more than 2212 times farther, not more than 2556 times.
|
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I knew that warming temperatures would allow dangerous diseases to travel farther.
|
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But they also usually occur farther from the surface, Dr. Hayes said.
|
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Farther up the slope are bristlecone pines, with sinewy, almost humanoid trunks.
|
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Farther down the block, a woman screamed something incomprehensible in her direction.
|
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The greater the number of targeted users, the farther an advertiser's reach.
|
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Return to the train and much changes the farther south you ride.
|
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The Trump administration's wall plans, meanwhile, sit farther away from the river.
|
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The longer that goes, the farther apart the countries will drift economically.
|
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But to stay on budget it would have meant heading farther east.
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We achieved our goal and now we have to go even farther.
|
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Next, they continued even farther north, past the Danish and Swedish coasts ...
|
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Looking farther ahead involves playing a high-stakes game of actuarial roulette.
|
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Farther still are those with dissociative disorder who have alters or parts.
|
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And last month, Chula Vista police drones got clearance to fly farther.
|
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But this week, Brown decided to extend those highlights a little farther.
|
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They have pushed farther into Tripoli, tightening their grip on the capital.
|
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The Trump connection at the club goes farther than Daniels' alleged relationship.
|
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Farther south, in Victoria, the authorities counted more than 50 active fires.
|
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Josiah Tsosie, a 5-foot-4 senior point guard, sat farther back.
|
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Job-creating tax cuts should be much farther along in the process.
|
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Farther towards the poles, the permafrost—permanently frozen soil—is at risk.
|
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Starting pitchers will go farther into the game by throwing fewer pitches.
|
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Now, President Trump and the GOP want to go ten steps farther.
|
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Those too near for taller competitors' larger frames were placed farther apart.
|
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Farther west still is the Iraqi Army's Ninth Division, a tank unit.
|
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Cal got no farther than its 21 on its final desperation drive.
|
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Farther east, stores offer more everyday services, and traffic is more intense.
|
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It also said prisoners from four jails have been moved farther inland.
|
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Motion improves any day for me — the farther the faster the better.
|
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And that would benefit some of the neighborhoods farther out in Brooklyn.
|
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Farther south are brand-new high-rise apartments, with more under construction.
|
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But if you are farther back in the queue, no such luck.
|
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Let's reach, united and teetering, farther than the span of our arms.
|
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The farther along renewable energy industries are at that point, the better.
|
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The more I read this decision, the more it's clear that the legal machinations and overwrought decisions based on a single bad precedent are getting farther and farther away from the realities of internet access for regular people.
|
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The result: Fresh water turned brackish, which turned to salt water, killing the marshes and eroding the land, creating more areas of open water that encroached farther and farther inland, allowing even more salt water to flow in.
|
|
So when does New York, with its cramped spaces and soaring housing prices that force people farther and farther away from Manhattan, making them even more beholden to unreliable means of getting to work, stop being worth it?
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"They commute from farther and farther away to study with us at HB; many of them have crushing college debt and they struggle to stay employed and to have enough flexibility to continue their creative work," she said.
|
|
But he got to chatting with the 'dozer crew, and as the press, local officials, and assembled schoolkids watched, the governor and the bulldozer got farther and farther away, eventually disappearing over the hill, cable steadily unspooling behind.
|
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"Miraculously, this request for a legal opinion was also allegedly made on January 19, 2017, perhaps as Mr. Guzman was 30,000 feet in the air, flying farther and farther away from San Diego and El Paso," Chapo's attorneys wrote.
|
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We'd like to believe Liza Minelli's heartfelt proclamation of New York (if you can "make it here, [you can] make it anywhere"), but making it here is getting farther and farther out of reach these days — especially in fashion.
|
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A big part of the memory of that trip was wondering if we would get in — and then driving along the empty road farther and farther, straight into the park, marveling at the red rock and our good luck.
|
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Today most rarely move farther than 50km, except perhaps in times of emergency.
|
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Farther north, Interstate 80 is closed and some roads have been washed out.
|
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But smaller than that, farther back in time than that, is a mystery.
|
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To that end, does success allow you to push the sonic envelope farther?.
|
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"We want the Bureau of Street Services to go even farther," he says.
|
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But the presence of reporters at the White House dates back even farther.
|
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They're shred-happy tools made to trek farther than two legs can handle.
|
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Dykstra hustled even harder, and fell even farther, following his retirement from baseball.
|
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The House Freedom Caucus wants to go even farther on the House floor.
|
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The baseless conspiracy theory traveled much farther on social media than its counterpart.
|
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The influence is generally more explicit the farther east and south you get.
|
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Cyprus, farther east, has bitter experience from seizing Iranian products destined for Syria.
|
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We're a little farther behind in the delegates than we'd hoped to be.
|
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But instead the storm tracked farther to the west than forecasters had predicted.
|
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Pakistan is much farther down the list of DACA recipients' countries of origin.
|
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The farther up Curiosity gets, the more diverse types of rocks it finds.
|
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However, Storm Nate is expected to quickly weaken as it moves farther inland.
|
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Another tropical storm farther east in the Atlantic became a hurricane Wednesday evening.
|
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Farther north there is a boom in mining fine sand used for fracking.
|
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Then, he goes back even farther, to the creation of the Night King.
|
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Farther north, near San Francisco, the already-devastating Kincade Fire is still spreading.
|
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They actually had to stop me from going up the tree any farther.
|
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But in general the world goes farther, and things get better for everybody.
|
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The Navy wants to be able to hit targets from much farther away.
|
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If your current score is solid, you have a lot farther to fall.
|
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Instead, the water would probably start flowing out somewhere farther down the slope.
|
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Efforts to extend it farther north have stalled over a lack of funding.
|
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It wasn't long before they went farther than any CubeSat has gone before.
|
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Less drag means the ball can fly farther, leading to more home runs.
|
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Developers used to focus on more affordable, garden-style apartments farther from campus.
|
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The hobbits aim to stop the Hambach mine digging farther into the forest.
|
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You go a little farther or you do a little more each day.
|
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The Fourth Circuit's decision goes farther than other decisions upholding assault weapons bans.
|
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Click here to view original GIFWant a drone to fly longer and farther?
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It is making investments farther afield, including in Latin American and Italian airlines.
|
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Stock your shared calendar with adventurous dates — the farther from home the better.
|
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Snow has caused multiple accidents in New England and even places farther south.
|
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But the trip was my idea, and I flew farther than she did.
|
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Farther down Iran's Persian Gulf coast is another flotilla of similarly vast vessels.
|
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The longer you put off planning for it, the farther behind you'll fall.
|
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Americans tend to live farther apart than people do in Brazil, Petersen noted.
|
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Creatures living in higher latitude oceans, farther from the tropics, were particularly doomed.
|
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Farther down the list Senator Marco Rubio, who received $3.3 million in donations.
|
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Qubes is much farther along today that it was a few years ago.
|
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Micah: You know, they should have run farther away than the West coast.
|
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"The smart thing would have been to evacuate farther inland," said Bryant, 48.
|
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He pushed his party farther to the left than it has ever been.
|
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But the SLS will change that, and send them farther than ever before.
|
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Moore's Mary Richards character on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" went even farther.
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Tuesday marked the first time he went farther than 5 2/3 innings.
|
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We need to push it farther to shrink our bloated criminal justice system.
|
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If you grip farther back, the lizard wiggles more, and may struggle free.
|
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Instead, he is finding value, and higher yields, farther down the capital structure.
|
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Another tropical storm, Flossie, was trailing Erick farther out in the eastern Pacific.
|
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He sticks his neck out farther than any of the rest of us.
|
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But lately, corporate food giants have been looking farther beyond soy and peas.
|
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But none are farther along the road to approval and adoption than Friedman's.
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What would be best is playing music farther from my ears, through speakers.
|
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The more damage a character takes, the farther they fly when they're hit.
|
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A similar plot farther inland would have cost more than $20,000, she said.
|
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TransCanada moved the pipeline route farther east in Nebraska to allay these concerns.
|
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Ms. Park, 64, who became president in 2013, went farther down that path.
|
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More immediate historical precedent suggests Republicans might fall even farther into the minority.
|
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The states subsequently fell back in line -- and farther back on the calendar.
|
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By looking for deals, my parents made sure their dollar went farther.6.
|
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Mr. McBride drove a tender boat around the vessel, fishing from farther away.
|
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Sometimes it tugs them toward Earth, and sometimes it pushes them farther away.
|
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Farther up the hill took us into the picturesque environs of Brown University.
|
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Farther into Ancoats, deserted streets remain lined with vestiges of old textile mills.
|
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A glowing review in The New York Times brought in those farther afield.
|
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What can we do to ensure that our society doesn't drift farther apart?
|
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But they kept walking, farther from the camp than they had ever been.
|
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Farther east, in Washington Parish, rising rivers and creeks led to widespread flooding.
|
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Farther out, we pass the leviathan sugar mill, its stacks spewing white smoke.
|
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Farther along, we approached a tunnel that we had to bike-portage around.
|
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But, standing in the hallway outside his room, she refuses to go farther.
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Farther north, Olympia, Washington, set a June temperature record of 98 degrees Fahrenheit.
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That's it, he says and farther goes than I would think to give.
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Environmental officials in states farther north said their coastal evaluations were still underway.
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But this museum will inspire us to go farther and get there faster.
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Mr. Cray's images, however, have gone much farther afield than the metropolitan area.
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Farther along, square boxes of Pont-l'Évêque flew through a labyrinthine labeling machine.
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Three cases are farther upstate: one in Ulster County and two in Saratoga.
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Maybe firm fairways will only send Woods's tee shots farther afield this weekend.
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The company's expansion into Canada highlights its ambitions to challenge Uber farther afield.
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The east stops here: The sighs of Russia have never gone any farther.
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If you're heading farther out, you want the beige ones, or grand taxis.
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But farther afield, in more reasonably priced areas, it is a seller's market.
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The membership rate falls off quickly farther down the income scale, she said.
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Only the temperature changed, as the titanium hull plummeted farther from the sun.
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It has always appeared farther south, beyond the bounds of normal aurora sightings.
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More important is whether the clock is closer to or farther from midnight.
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The farther the signal can travel, the less infrastructure has to be deployed.
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These drives then travel West to East, from Havana to the farther provinces.
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Isabella Boylston goes farther, disappearing into the dance in the most wonderful way.
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The terrain is lush near the river and then increasingly desiccated farther out.
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Lunar fuel would take a spaceship a lot farther into the solar system.
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But these thrilling moments are fewer and farther between than you might expect.
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Ms. La Fortune Reed let go, watching girl and bike move farther away.
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The bulls, some weighing close to a ton, were not much farther away.
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As the train chugged farther into the valley, the towns looked increasingly forlorn.
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Farther from the scene, however, military officials dismissed the possibility of civilian fatalities.
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Farther south, a conservative radio host launched an equally improbable campaign against Rep.
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In particular, healthier people are assigned to rooms farther from the nursing station.
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It doesn't seem so big when you can get farther away from it.
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That's counterintuitive — like getting warmer the farther away you walk from a campfire.
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And sometimes, it dips much farther south than you would normally find it.
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So, too, is the retro, aluminum-clad Bendix Diner farther up Route 17.
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" Worse, she said, looking even farther ahead, "What happens when it's entire communities?
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Finally, note that you can zoom a little farther out in landscape mode.
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And the rise of the knowledge society is driving this polarization even farther.
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Think about your needs at least a decade out, if not farther.3.
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JAMES COULTER: First of all, it's not clear there's not farther to go.
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Farther down in the draft, the Yankees called a couple of interesting names.
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Farther downfield lay more long, neat cordons of debris, waiting to be burned.
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Environmentalists and Democrats welcomed it and said it should have gone even farther.
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But after a lull, galleries are back, farther south, and lots of them.
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He had never been farther west than the Sunoco gas station in Hackensack.
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The farther the data center, the longer it takes to access that data.
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Even in person, a SoulCycle coach across the room can feel farther away.
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Making better use of what renewables do exist will help stretch them farther.
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But to make that money stretch farther, there is a lot of economizing.
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The record low was in 2012, but this year isn't much farther behind.
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At Saturday Night Live in September, Kanye took that argument a step farther.
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Farther into the gallery space, beads and netting are suspended from the ceiling.
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It'll travel farther and even do a better job of traveling through walls.
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Custard powder may be one reason the Nanaimo bar hasn't spread farther south.
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We follow the fence farther, but we end up at a dead end.
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The farther north you are, the more sunlight you'll see during the solstice.
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And the more velocity they have, the farther they bounce off your shield.
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There is a thing that's largely already happened, which is that North Korea is a nuclear power that is developing more and more ways to deliver that nuclear capability to farther and farther locations, and we say that is unacceptable.
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After they're arrested because of a hilariously botched robbery by a friend of Jessie's brother (a wannabe drug dealer, played by ), their big beach trip gets farther and farther out of reach — but they'll do anything to make it there.
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Wanda James, who 10 years ago became the first black woman to own a marijuana dispensary in Denver, said every marijuana overhaul bill or rule that's been passed around the country has left people of color farther and farther behind.
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Tesla has pushed an over-the-air update to some of its vehicles in Florida that lets those cars go just a liiiittle bit farther, thus helping their owners get that much farther away from the devastation of Hurricane Irma.
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That's guaranteed local news coverage, which can go a lot farther in swing states.
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And it too circles the sun, but from much, much farther away than Pluto.
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As I've gotten older, I've gotten a little farther, but a lot more straighter.
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Now it languishes outside the top five—and it may have farther to fall.
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Castellanos said the family walked for six hours until they could go no farther.
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Some sounds felt as if they were very close, while others felt farther away.
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The infrared-wavelength astronomical space telescope can detect darker objects that are farther away.
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Non-voting shares go one step farther — investors simply do not get a vote.
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And even farther south, portions of the metro area only picked up a trace.
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In early June, rivers overflowed their banks as a result of flooding farther upstream.
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Ever since my dad installed this app, he and I have grown farther apart.
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The inner circle represents the close course, and the outer circle the farther path.
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Earth circles the sun faster than planets that are farther away from the sun.
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INGRAHAM: And the farther left they go, the higher his numbers seem to go.
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We're looking out farther, but there's always a bigger mountain just out of sight.
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"Then we'll put people on Starship and send them to farther places," Shotwell said.
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That's much farther than many of its competitors are predicting of their electric aircraft.
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The Juliana Pizza & Restaurant serves its "Greek/Jamaican food" just a bit farther on.
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It towers above the driveway, with each new addition thrusting farther into the heavens.
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"If someone pushed her, she would've been farther out on the ground," he says.
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WHEN Britain eventually leaves the European Union it will prosper by trading farther afield.
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Women of color fall even farther behind when it comes to representation and pay.
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They could also place the wheels farther apart—sort of a sports-schooner look.
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We've come even farther since 2001 and the year of the prestige single mom.
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Farther from the equator, both north and south, distortions increase until they become extreme.
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Farther on, a colleague empties a small vial into the mouth of a motorcyclist.
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They may swim to one farther afield but more magnetically familiar and breed there.
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If that storm had veered farther north, DeBruin said, Boston would have been impacted.
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They were also more expensive than the many postwar buildings farther east in Yorkville.
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Farther inland, countries such as South Sudan, Uganda and Rwanda struggle to reach markets.
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That kiss leads to others after dinner, outside and farther away from the cameras.
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These charges have frustrated First Nation peoples, as well as Métis groups farther west.
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These are two men who seem like they couldn't live in worlds farther apart.
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Next one farther up, it's going to be the measure for that whole section.
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So it will probably continue to expand, reaching ever farther into people's daily lives.
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A couple of miles into Acy, Daigle's full-size truck could travel no farther.
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Trump picked up that spear and threw it farther than anyone had ever seen.
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Farther from the camera on the right is the stacked and stored paper mill.
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Ever since that flyby, New Horizons has been plunging farther into the Solar System.
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You just need to make sure (fly balls) are higher than they are farther.
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There's a ladder on the wall, which stretches farther than they can even see.
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However, the epicenter of Monday's quake was much farther away from highly populated areas.
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Farther south, in the Middle Belt, bloody clashes occur regularly between herders and farmers.
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I walk farther down the riverbank to watch the last race of the day.
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We've been having this same conversation since the 60s and farther back then that.
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So we have a lot of problems with Mexico farther than the economic problem.
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His asthma was acting up, so he was running farther every week, but slower.
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I can reach farther-away summits and climb harder routes and ski steeper runs.
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These kindred spirits gave him confidence to push ever farther out into empty space.
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Moreover, the averages were farther off in 1980, 1996 and 2000 than in 85033.
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The second ICBM flies farther and for longer than the missile tested July 215.
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He's so unpopular in the state already he doesn't have much farther to fall.
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In Caibarien, a coastal town in the hurricane's predicted path, residents headed farther inland.
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It was a roadblock of fire, and deputies knew they couldn't go any farther.
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Njeri was inspired to take them farther by sending the herders up to space.
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When income and bills are farther apart, we struggle to make the math work.
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Additionally, the drone can cover areas farther and higher up than a normal surveyor.
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Britain is just farther down the road to a post-religious society than most.
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Farther afield is the "house of wonders" (ie, colonial museum) where Kipling's "Kim" began.
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Knock them out of the system, and everything farther up the food chain suffers.
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Or maybe the flashback was taking us a lot farther back than I thought?
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Miles and miles and miles of virgin land, farther than the eye could see!
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But as always, it gets more alarming the farther into the future you look.
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Like my father, she comes from much farther away than anyone who vacations here.
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The storm would "continue to quickly weaken as it moves farther inland," it added.
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Boeing decided to place the engines farther forward, just in front of the wing.
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She doesn't ask even once if she can go with Cecilia a little farther.
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I realized that in a lifetime afield I'd never been farther from a road.
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Rickey Henderson leaned over the plate; Fred McGriff could hardly stand farther from it.
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One place was near 41st Street, much farther from the train than they wanted.
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If the world seemed full of possibility before, the horizon just moved farther away.
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"All the newer buildings are farther east on the East Side," Ms. Berzon said.
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Other facilities at the beach have already been rebuilt farther back from the water.
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Farther down the path, the truck collided with a school bus at Chambers Street.
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The farther you go back in time, the higher the prices tend to get.
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They were going farther on and Vati and I started on our homeward journey.
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The farther Trump gets from his original goals, the more his base will wither.
|
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Clickbait, or headlines that "withhold or distort information," will be featured much farther down.
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Farther along we saw other groups: spotters, employed by the cartel, Officer Lawson said.
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The intensity of cosmic rays there was just 90% of their intensity farther out.
|
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Motorists traveling to Texas were advised to not travel any farther than Elk City.
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As time goes on, for me, these moments have become fewer and farther between.
|
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But he also goes farther than Obama, presenting economic inequality as an international problem.
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The meeting with Pompeo indicates that discussions are farther along than was previously known.
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While my mother was from Florida, my father was from a bit farther east.
|
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But at this point, none of them has progressed farther than the concept phase.
|
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"It is therefore technically possible to go farther down in the negative," Nakaso said.
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When I teach, I encourage artists to challenge trends and to push it farther.
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It was an even farther cry from Ryan's Chicago speech in 2013 — with Rep.
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Climate change is a great one for that, but it dates back much farther.
|
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When struck properly, this club will drive the ball farther than any other club.
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But Imam Bengharsa's harsh recent pronouncements set him much farther from mainstream American Islam.
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Farther north, many shorelines were reshaped by the storm; after a helicopter tour, Gov.
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The traumas have drawn them closer as a couple, but farther from their families.
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"You're such a gaslighter, denier / Doin' anything to get your ass farther," they sing.
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Some days, I'm too tired to walk the dog farther than around the block.
|
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These differences could help us understand how it's spreading farther and infecting more people.
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It was a significant advancement that showed North Korea's missile could go ever farther.
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Every year — until this year — Olympiacos has seemed to pull a little farther ahead.
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But modeling a hurricane is inherently challenging, especially the farther it is from land.
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Some advocates for overhauling the criminal justice system say California's legislation could go farther.
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It dropped the ball farther from the green before losing interest and flying off.
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So all of the planets orbiting the sun will drift a little farther away.
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Many employees at Disneyland have moved farther inland, driving hours each day to work.
|
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Electric cars are getting cheaper and they can go farther on a single charge.
|
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"If we couldn't go far, she has to go farther than us," said Mérida.
|
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Farther north, he added, polar bears have been a regular sight in recent years.
|
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For one thing, they had to run a lot farther to grab their dogs.
|
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They were orbiting the moon, farther from Earth than any humans had ever been.
|
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Netanyahu's solution has been to scrounge for votes on the farther — and farthest — right.
|
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When the menu opens, select Settings and then Advanced Settings farther down the screen.
|
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In the past six months, I felt farther away from my friends than ever.
|
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There, farther down the list, is a milk-derived protein, and then, more sugar.
|
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"Sometimes, when things aren't real, you can push it a little farther," she said.
|
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"All things being equal, I would have chosen to stay farther south," Lockley said.
|
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In any event, it flew farther than any other missile North Korea has fired.
|
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But it's deer that are responsible for transporting dangerous adult ticks farther and wider.
|
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Costs continue to skyrocket, and the schedule continues to slip farther into the future.
|
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Players also loop the ball over the netting, giving fans farther back a shot.
|
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Boko Haram's recent attacks in the state had taken place farther to the north.
|
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The satellite is also a lot farther away than a cell tower should be.
|
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Brazil is relocating migrants from the border state of Roraima to cities farther south.
|
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And the farther the stars are from the center, the more twisted it becomes.
|
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Lighter aircraft with more fuel-efficient engines allow airlines to fly longer and farther.
|
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In the meantime, the company is moving to take the Model 3 farther upscale.
|
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Yet objects farther from the lens appear smaller, creating the illusion of great depth.
|
|
Although our robots have wandered farther and higher since then, they are still wondering.
|
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There, as on Mars, the surface is barren, but is more hospitable farther down.
|
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"The farther out from the original text we go, the less accurate the prediction."
|
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As a result, the birds may bypass the state altogether and head farther north.
|
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Farther along the avenue, she ran into Esther Flores, a community activist she knew.
|
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Catch up quick... Turkey has advanced farther and more rapidly than the U.S. anticipated.
|
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Going even farther back, he was a Giants backup quarterback from 33 to 2003.
|
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The farther north we traveled, the more road signs were displayed only in Irish.
|
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Nor did they want to move farther north in Marin because of the commute.
|
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U.S. troops can also accompany the conventional Iraqi army, but at much farther distances.
|
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That's why, along with screens that stretch farther, Ford is also launching Sync 4.
|
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Home ownership rates among blacks have fallen farther than rates among non-Hispanic whites.
|
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"How much farther will the Trump administration go?" said Mr. Zhu of Nanjing University.
|
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A southerly coastal current then pushed algae farther south, toward the greater Miami area.
|
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Republicans struggled to plug recruiting holes and fell farther behind in the cash dash.
|
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What if I took it one step farther, applying this approach to my marriage?
|
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Two blocks farther along we heard her again: a screech somewhere high above me.
|
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In 2020, they hope to go farther north, and explore the remaining Norwegian coast.
|
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The Carwitham Plan stretches farther north than the earlier map and is more legible.
|
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But if he gets a license, Mr. Guaman has a farther destination in mind.
|
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A bit farther down we get a pretty straightforward water feature, a KOI POND.
|
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Having said that, the farther we get to the spring, the better it gets.
|
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The parties now seem to be moving even farther apart and getting more personal.
|
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" He added, "The paintings became more perfect as we advanced farther into the interior.
|
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You couldn't pick three other points on the globe that were much farther apart.
|
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But if the rain/snow line moves farther east, Boston's snow accumulation would rise.
|
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And people farther away have a lower probability of getting that infection as well.
|
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The French rider Guillaume Martin placed third on the stage, 13 seconds farther back.
|
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But the city wasn't retreating from the gulf; it was pushing farther into it.
|
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I'd had a dozen lovers before then, but I got no farther than Arabella.
|
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And since my cynical self is on fire, I'll take it a step farther.
|
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And then there are those days when she goes even farther off the map.
|
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And the farther the stars are from the center, the more twisted it becomes.
|
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Habib said questions at jury selection had to stretch farther than just news reports.
|
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Blue whiting is increasingly moving farther north and west into the waters near Greenland.
|
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Moving the case to a farther county appeared to have eased the process somewhat.
|
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In Colorado, Rodriquez Besosa's friend Irene Vilar was equally desperate and farther from home.
|
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A trough is an area of low pressure that dipped down from farther north.
|
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Its current location is about 2½ times farther from the sun than from Pluto.
|
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On Thursday the threat will shift farther east into Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee.
|
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But Mosul lies only ten miles farther, and there are numerous villages in between.
|
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The ball in the Swiss mountains flies farther than it does at sea level.
|
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You can get good Ethiopian and excellent Afghan food farther out into the city.
|
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Because the letters are farther apart, the NOSE actually "grows" with each successive entry.
|
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These plans go substantially farther than Democratic politicians, including Sanders, have gone so far.
|
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"Historically, almost everything was under $500,000" in Brooklyn neighborhoods farther from Manhattan, he said.
|
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Going any farther down that road will only lead to sharp inflation, he said.
|
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CreditCreditDavid Suter For many American universities and colleges, the world is getting farther away.
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The feeling is very physical; the harder you fling stuff, the farther it goes.
|
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But with polls showing him slipping farther behind just three weeks before the Nov.
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The farther we walk, the more literal the warnings that we shouldn't be there.
|
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But Toronto got farther: in 2016, its city council approved three safe injection sites.
|
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An extreme measure to some, the regulation was introduced to avoid a housing crisis similar to that in London, where people have been pushed farther and farther out of the city due to gentrification and central property acquired for investment rather than housing.
|
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Bolstered by the massive margins in search advertising, Google has moved farther and farther into Microsoft's core territory, adding a massively successful mobile operating system (Android), web browser (Chrome), online productivity apps (Google for Work) and an increasingly robust cloud computing business.
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The beaches that remain would be amusement parks maintained at great expense, in cities like Miami Beach, Myrtle Beach, or Virginia Beach, perpetually rebuilt with sand from farther and farther out on the continental shelf, or inland from a once and future coast.
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Such haul out events have been seen in recent years as the summer sea ice retreats farther and farther offshore, forcing walruses to expend more energy getting to their hunting and resting grounds, and causing them to take temporary refuge on land.
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His passes traveled an average distance of 9.53 yards before finding their target, which was more than a half-yard farther than his average in any of the last 10 years, and more than 1.2 yards farther than his average last season.
|
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Hope and belief are easy in a warm, green world, but when the cold days come and the sun edges farther and farther south, cutting a constantly smaller arc across the sky, the imminence of utter darkness and oblivion seems at hand.
|
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With fewer VA "Centers of Excellence" located farther apart, primarily in heavily populated urban areas, hundreds of thousands of veterans with disabling injuries who rely on the VA for their care would likely have to travel farther and wait longer for care.
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Egypt is farther away in history than previous AC games, which has a twofold effect.
|
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Some 10 miles farther down Highway 12 is the Columbia County seat, Dayton (population, 203,500).
|
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"[Freddie] would say, 'But you're driving farther, you're using gas to get there,'" Gellar says.
|
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For that, look no farther than Jenner's big sis Kim Kardashian West and Amber Rose.
|
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Bernie Sanders has gotten farther than he probably expected when he launched his presidential campaign.
|
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Less well understood, however, is why Republicans have moved farther from the center than Democrats.
|
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But the farther the first photon travels, the less reliable the second photon's report becomes.
|
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If the sun looks especially small, it's because it's farther from Mars than from Earth.
|
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But it meant they had to travel farther and work harder to find each meal.
|
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"See you on the tiles," the boy called as I pushed farther into the crowd.
|
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But with every new model that hits the market, they get cheaper and go farther.
|
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The farther we trace back our human family, the less those individuals looks like us.
|
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"I'm probably farther away from impeachment than anybody in our caucus," Clyburn said Monday night.
|
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"The farther you get from the border, the higher the price of cocaine," Pedro explained.
|
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Each of the previous three test flights were successful in pushing the spacecraft's limits farther.
|
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Farther south into the Appalachian foothills, churches, pickup trucks and Confederate flags become more common.
|
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How much farther did their ideology spread around the world than it otherwise might have?
|
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And others have a lot farther to go than us to get to that third.
|
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Some Weibo users went farther and called for a rejection of other US technologies, too.
|
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The Albertosaurus, meanwhile, was a svelter long-legged tyrannosaur that lived farther north in Canada.
|
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Farther south, in Rome, the Roma Jazz Festival runs from November 1 to December 1.
|
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That lets the same message travel farther and faster, and makes it harder to squash.
|
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His second shot doesn't get much farther and his third does not reach the green.
|
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O'Shea named two hypothetical advances that would let Grindhouse Wetware and other biohackers go farther.
|
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We cannot let things get farther down the road, like we did with North Korea.
|
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They still look likely to retake the House, but the Senate appears farther from reach.
|
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But farther south a backlash against wage austerity is encouraging governments to adopt risky measures.
|
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"This would certainly be farther-reaching than the executive-order-only imposed sanctions," he added.
|
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Yellow is closer to us, purple is farther away, and red represents an intermediate distance.
|
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They also cause many more burn injuries and larger fallout clouds that travel farther away.
|
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Farther into the women's locker room, far off by the shower, sat a second pile.
|
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But farther away from the Sun, speedy subatomic particles called cosmic rays start to dominate.
|
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Mr Trump wants the wall to rise higher and stretch farther across the 3,145km frontier.
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Now you can't even take a train from here to Croatia, let alone farther away.
|
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Such rafts are also popular with Central Americans heading farther north, to the United States.
|
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At every stop, someone would ask the smuggler how much farther they had to go.
|
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As stock valuations plow farther into historically high levels, our proclivity is to remain defensive.
|
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Farther south, America's hopes of stemming Iran's advances through Anbar province have been frustrated, too.
|
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Speed was crucial, since `Oumuamua is getting progressively farther away and growing fainter every day.
|
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Farther behind the building, he heard the shots and took cover behind a trash bin.
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Most local outfits were branches of firms from elsewhere in South Asia or farther afield.
|
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Episode 29: "Exactly Like You" We've gone farther back in time in this memory-illusion.
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Operators are now able to build bigger turbines that can be sited farther from shore.
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That kind of security is enticing to some people, but $14,000 goes farther than encryption.
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In other words, he will be under relentless pressure to go farther to the right.
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Kate follows her inside, ducking to take a step and settle into the farther seat.
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On Dawn, out into the wilderness, out into the rain, a little farther from civilization.
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Then, in 2000, Titleist introduced the Pro V1, a urethane-covered ball that traveled farther.
|
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Farther along the Enguri River, preposterously large Georgian and Abkhazian flags fly from opposite hilltops.
|
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Farther south, two other blazes ignited Thursday near Los Angeles and turned the sky orange.
|
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But the island's churches remain powerful, and they have been supported by those farther afield.
|
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But would things go as well if the government were to allow them farther inland?
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If you're going to brag, maybe do it a little farther away from the water.
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The giant constrictors have also been discovered farther north in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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You were talking about efficiency, looking to fly farther, have more people on a plane.
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Perhaps you can feel that it takes a greater force the farther you pull it.
|
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A little farther on, the cone of the Dunn Solar Telescope poked through the trees.
|
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Maggie Smith needs to look no farther for her next leading man — or men, rather.
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Most of his other neighbors moved their homes across the island and farther from danger.
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New models coming out this year will go farther than 200 miles in between charges.
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McConnell called on Trump to tone it down Reid said it's time to go farther.
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The American Global Forecast System model says the low will be farther from the coast.
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While the sun may dry out topsoil, deep roots can reach water deposits farther underground.
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It's not just elected officials: Voters in those divided states are moving farther apart, too.
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Now Schumer is bigger than ever before — and farther than ever from being an everywoman.
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At first he thought it was being fished farther out to sea, in the wintertime.
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Fish could now move that much farther upstream; the river would quietly reclaim its path.
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The "Guardians" franchise has gone farther by putting comedy at the core of the movie.
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Though both were born in the same town, they couldn't have been spiritually farther apart.
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Before we go any farther, I want to give you a little honest pep talk.
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Gosh, maybe when you get farther down the line, you don't remember how you felt?
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Here's a farther away look to see where it fits into the man's sleeve. Nope.
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What if he'd never had those time consuming wasteful moments, he could've gone even farther.
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And then we can go even farther into monogamy: how real is that, how natural?
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Hurricane force winds: Hurricane force winds weaken the farther you move away from the eye.
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Viet generals known as the Nguyen pressed even farther southward, bringing their state with them.
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But Indonesia's uncertain stance seems to be encouraging China to encroach farther into its waters.
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One investor is looking farther out than Disney's fourth quarter for proof of execution, however.
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Yet, could Israel be any farther from planting Carob trees for Israeli and Palestinian children?
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And the farther you get from a disaster, the less retreat becomes a desirable idea.
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As I watched, a woman farther away slowly went to her knees and began sobbing.
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He is much farther to the right and has a history of appointing questionable advisers.
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He encountered resistance when he tried to expand his crew's footprint by selling farther north.
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With the basic premise of Elsagate's concerns validated in the mainstream, why not push farther?
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The officials are expected to fly over two other sites farther west later on Saturday.
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But reservoirs farther south, like New Melones Lake and Castaic Lake, remain far below average.
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Millie then asked them to call counties farther out, but the same answer came back.
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That is, after all, much farther than the average person drives on a typical day.
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The pom-pom has made its way back into fashion — pushing '218s nostalgia even farther.
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But for a person who cannot even see the moon, everything seems even farther away.
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The seating reserved for the Guardians will be a bit farther away from the players.
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Or if we were to dip farther back into history: Castro, Franco, Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin.
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People were whooping and laughing in the next car and in other cars, farther away.
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It was forecast to bring heavy rain farther east Friday and cause messy travel conditions.
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Use "nor" before the second or farther of two alternatives when "neither" introduces the first.
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Because of the waitress, Davis' son was farther from the gunman when he walked in.
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The company's stock slipped in the days following its IPO and have fallen farther since.
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But Democrats want to go farther, and use Medicare's negotiating power to bring down costs.
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Farther inland, closer to the towering Citigroup Building, a new neighborhood is rising from scratch.
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More are being spotted from the air in the Lake Tahoe Basin and farther north.
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But once you can make rocket fuel in space, then you can travel much farther.
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She and Mr. Petr fell down a slope, but he fell farther, to his death.
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In September came evacuations from Waer, with hundreds departing for rebel-held territory farther north.
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Cafeterias are also experimenting with moving salad bars closer to entrances and desserts farther away.
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You probably couldn't have moved much farther across the country than from Connecticut to Washington.
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That way, rockets could meet up with these depots and refuel to travel farther distances.
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He said that a prevention program was coming soon, and that interventions were farther off.
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Petty, with only a few exceptions, was recorded as farther back, behind the three leaders.
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Farther away, others in his unit were being rounded up or killed by the Germans.
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As temperature heats up, ticks can move farther north and have a longer active season.
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The chance of overtopping levees seemed greater farther downstream, where the levee walls are lower.
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Scroll farther and you'll finally see one woman, Monica (Amanda Crew), in a few photos.
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Farther south, dryness has not been an issue this season in states such as Paraná.
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This is four times faster and 200 times farther than top-tier commercial quadcopter drones.
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The majority of the migrants were seeking passage through France, on their way farther north.
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I guess it's changing farther and becoming more of a space for businesses to go.
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They now prefer twin-engined jets, which can fly farther and use much less fuel.
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Farther afield, the Israeli government has made its own clear statement in support of Guaidó.
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