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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a far away location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is distant or remote from the speaker or a reference point.
Example: "The explorers set out on a journey to discover a far away location that had never been mapped before."
Alternatives: "a distant place" or "a remote area".
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Finally I was taken away to a far away location where I went through a full strip search.
This was where people attempted to describe the surroundings of another person at a far away location.
Given the difficulties for children in badly affected areas in getting to any school, much less an unfamiliar one in a far away location, the attendance rates for affected schools were very low in the past couple weeks.
Watkins also suggested implementing strategies to track non-attenders in cases where healthcare is centralized to a far away location.
Is it really worth the effort to move to a far away location.
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Once a CME is ejected from the Sun, its 3D geometry at a far-away location such as Earth depends on the evolution in the changing background solar wind and magnetic field (Temmer et al. 2011).
If you are purchasing the refurbished refrigerator online or from a far-away location, verify the refrigerator comes with a product warranty to protect yourself in the event the refrigerator doesn't work properly.
Clarke: 5/10 Thwarted Alexander: 5/10 (Should have) Resorted (to the Reverse Pixie Method) Kramer: 6/10 Reported (that she didn't like planes being late) Walsh: 5/10 (Has) Transported (a great many people to far away locations on his aeroplanes) Street-Porter: 5/10 Purported (to know a great many unsavoury things in the world of light entertainment) The Crowd: 5/10 Assorted?
So they'll often recommend far-away location shoots, untried production techniques and A-list directors all of which cost time and money.
Nancy is wealthy, attractive, and amazingly talented: Nancy never lacks money and in later volumes of the series often travels to far-away locations, such as Nairobi in The Spider Sapphire Mystery (1968), Austria in Captive Witness (1981), Japan in The Runaway Bride (1994), Costa Rica in Scarlet Macaw Scandal (2004),and Alaska in Curse of The Arctic Star (2013).
Frank and Joe do not lack for money and they travel frequently to far-away locations, including Mexico in The Mark on the Door (1934), Scotland in The Secret Agent on Flight 101 (1967), Iceland in The Arctic Patrol Mystery (1969), Egypt in The Mummy Case (1980), and Kenya in The Mystery of the Black Rhino (2003).
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