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• The path extends beyond the end of the road.

• We swam out beyond the breakers.

• Our house is just beyond the bridge.

• The campsite is over there, just beyond that hill.

• Can you see where the village starts, just beyond those trees?

• How she manages to fit so much into a working day is beyond my comprehension .

• The pain was bad beyond endurance.

• We did so well - beyond all our expectations.

• If traffic increases beyond a certain level, the city grinds to a halt .

• These tests are beyond the capability of an average twelve-year-old.

• Extending the time duration of plume removal beyond 10 ms does not result in a significant decrease in energy.

• Authenticity arguably has a further dimension, beyond the information and autonomy requirements, namely richness.

• In this study, education beyond primary school had a protective effect against mortality.

• By comparison, the earlier building orders, regulations and codes did not go beyond some basic controls and general precautions against the danger of fire.

• In short, there appear to be two possible ways of generalising beyond the findings reported here.

• Extensive integration field beyond the classical receptive field of cat's striate cor tical neurons- classification and tuning proper ties.

• She stresses that her work is interdisciplinary in nature, and her review of the literature supporting her conceptual framework reaches beyond linguistics and language education.

• This chapter includes a significant amount of technical information that may be beyond the nonspecialist audience.

• The changes that took place in this period are beyond the scope of this article.

• This sometimes involves ideas related to symbolic value, but the discussion of these is beyond the purview of this paper.

• The theoretical debate has moved beyond the subject of interpretation of the past, to the necessity to reflect on archaeology itself.

• He moves beyond aesthetic analysis to relate these themes to the broader historical context.

• Beyond a more complete recounting of the story, we are in a position to do three things.

• Both strands are brought together in looking beyond individual responsibility or culpability to the structural and lifecourse causes of the problems.

• Beyond these remarks, it is revealing that the political discourse on impunity does not directly address its structural causes, but rather addresses the president personally.