The phrase "a remove of a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a degree of separation or distance, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "There is a remove of a few miles between the two towns."
Alternatives: "a distance of" or "a separation of".
And although these tales laugh at rather than with, although they satirise petty human foibles in all their stupid glory, ultimately they give us the life-enhancing, empowering chance to laugh at ourselves, at a remove of a continent and more than a century.
Moreover, one can take normal conditions of viewing to include good lighting, a particular perspective, a particular viewing distance, a lack of (seriously) occluding objects, and so forth, so that foxes in dim light, viewed from the bottom up, at a remove of a mile, or through a dense fog, would not be among the content-determining causes of "X".
Why regard a text as a manifestation at one remove of a programme or a set of (at least logically) prior principles which can be inferred and systematised from it?
Negotiations can be conducted from the discreet remove of a phone call or an email exchange," it said.
The nanostructure of γ-alumina was used as an effective adsorbent for simultaneous removing of a mixture of alizarin red and alizarin yellow from aqueous solutions.
He preferred to operate at a remove, with an aura of mystery and intimidation.
A picture was removed of an English bull terrier, which is not the breed of dog involved in the attack.
To demonstrate, he instructed a colleague to remove a tenth-of-a-penny coin from a vivid twist of fabric.
It feels like a translation at a remove: a rendering of an author's own translation of words and thoughts it pains him to remember, in a language he no longer speaks.
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