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• We drove down the motorway as far as Bristol.

• The road stretched into the distance as far as the eye could see.

• Can you produce a report detailing what we've spent on the project so far?

• As far as I can recollect, his name is Edward.

• A gap in the clouds revealed the Atlantic far below.

• I've got far too much clobber in my handbag.

• I've never played ice hockey - it's far too dangerous.

• He cooks a lot does Alex. He does far more than me.

• That hill's far too steep to cycle up.

• There's far more to be said - I've only had time to scratch the surface in this talk.

• He's a man of the far right.

• I could just see Joan on the far side of the room.

• It's not too far - it's about five miles from here.

• He ran over to the far side of the field.

• The job is a far cry from her previous one.

• It was an attempt to get his support for their plans so far as they themselves understood them.

• To sum up, we have thus far established a sufficient condition for eradication to be optimal, and we have characterized the other possible qualitative solutions.

• The ratio between fertilizer prices and rice far mgate prices was, however, more promising.

• Improving nitrogen-®xing systems and integrating them into sustainable rice far ming.

• But far too often there is risk of serious direct harm when a rigorous assessment of benefits and harms is undertaken.

• Regrettably, the term "model" is used in far too many ways in both scientific and philosophical parlance.

• The phonetic analysis further bolstered the hypothesis that he added -ed endings according to a pseudo-suffixation strategy.

• Such green speculations are problematic and will not be pursued further; purely human needs are the concern here.

• Indeed, he had further success, because some of his pupils were allowed to go on to further study after all.

• It is this affective and evaluative progress that teachers might try to develop in pupils in order to develop their skills of musical thinking further.

• So far, so good; but a few hours later, when the assistant returns she notices that the sink is blocked.

• How far can the number of working languages be reduced?

• However, from the mid 1980s the government further reduced the municipal elbowroom.

• They also reported far less use of hospital services (particularly paediatric outpatients).

• Two decisions have far-reaching implications for the validity of the results reported in this review.