0 from, at or to a distance -- ở xa
The men had come from afar.
This imperative creates identities in local places and inspires translocalization, others watching and listening from afar, to enact their identities elsewhere.
Viewed from afar, this post-1991 shattering of southern military unity appears completely counter-productive and hence, perplexing.
Affection or commitment were signalled from afar by the sending of letters and presents.
The implications of isolation by distance are that immigrants are more likely to come from nearby regions than from afar.
However, this can be reduced to under 100 polygons which is sufficient when viewed from afar.
Here, too, exchange was facilitated by versatile media that measured and stored wealth, and permitted its negotiation from afar.
The subject matter of the poem is distant love, love from afar.
It is afar, on the roads that it usually follows, where it matters to block its passage.
