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  • s  very far away in space or time
    troops landing on far-off shores
    far-off happier times

  • Big airlines look to far-off locales for profit.
  • She's smart, too, likes social studies best, and especially learning about different cultures in far-off lands.
  • Also, response time would be limited: while Israel would have a few minutes worth of warning to deploy defenses for attacks launched from far-off Iraq or Iran, it would take mere .
News & Articles

  • ‘Phoebe in Winter,’ by Jen Silverman, at the Wild Project
    Jeanine Serralles in in the play "Phoebe in Winter." The events in Jen Silverman’s “Phoebe in Winter” happen in a time out of joint, when the world is in “a state of aftermath.” A war has ended, fought in a jungle somewhere far-off.
    June 11, 2013 - New York Times
  • The Bold Woman and the Sea
    A paraplegic veteran launches solo row across the Pacific Military veteran and paraplegic Angela Madsen finds life at sea liberating. What others call her disabilities melt away when she is rowing to far-off destinations, and all that remain are her capabilities—what she can or cannot do is determined by the tasks at hand and what the ocean will allow.
    June 11, 2013 - Good Times
Quotes

  • Colin Montgomerie in ABC News
    I dreamed this opportunity might come my way, but far-off dreams I must admit,Montgomerie said. "We speak here 17, 18 years later and here it is."

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