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Examples
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Withholding offense, the band moved away toward the faroff couple.
la Cucaracha David Ackley 2011
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On the international scene there's been a very exciting earthquake in Lisbon -- that's in faroff Portugal -- and it's estimated to have killed more than 2,500 people.
Kahen no Ame H-M Brown 2010
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“I care about her a lot,” he admitted, his expression taking on a faroff look.
Hell’s Gate Stephen Frey 2009
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“I care about her a lot,” he admitted, his expression taking on a faroff look.
Hell’s Gate Stephen Frey 2009
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“I care about her a lot,” he admitted, his expression taking on a faroff look.
Hell’s Gate Stephen Frey 2009
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Many had two hour commutes in faroff communities with no public transit.
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The unusually faroff date of the contracts -- "front-month" options typically see more activity -- gave Mr. Haslett a strong suspicion the same institution was behind both trades.
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The English would rarely enjoy the company of their spouses. in these faroff places.
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O Doady, loved one of old, faithful lifemate now, it may never be again, that faroff time of the roses!
Ulysses 2003
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Abruptly the moon thrust its crescent horns above the dark silhouette of faroff mountain ranges.
The Seventh Scroll Smith, Wilbur 1995
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