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The phrase "a far as" is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase is "as far as," which is used to indicate the extent or limit of something.
Example: "As far as I know, the meeting is still scheduled for tomorrow."
Alternatives: "to the extent that" or "in terms of."
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Instead of switching from Procedure A to Procedure B to achieve a FAR as low as.02, it would make more sense to stick with Procedure A and to induce more conservative responding.
All seem blissfully unaware that as a far as the author is concerned, their feedback is unwanted.
Dickon Fetherstonhaugh, a neighbour who has family connections to the mansion, said: "A far as I can see finding a use for it is next to impossible.
If a black instructor is running a long-jump competition, whites don't jump a far as if a white instructor is running the show.
Balls signed up to the Darling plan when he was finally appointed shadow chancellor, but he has made clear that this is a far as he wants to go.
As a far as I'm concerned I'm not even sure I want to be doing anything".
Similar(49)
Consider this 20,000-square-foot dwelling, set in a far-as-the-eye-can-see expanse of golf course green, as a latter-day incarnation of the Gilded Age mansions of Newport, R.I. Inside the house, digital reproductions of the Annenbergs' $1-billion-plus Impressionist art collection compete for space on the few walls not made of glass.
A: As far as I know, Dwayne Johnson is not in Oblivion.
It's a far different story as far as Gov. Romney was concerned.
"But that would be a comparison as far as a polarizing team out there".
It wasn't so much a bridge too far as a bridge not named.
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