Mr. McCormack began the blog, he says, to encourage cyberdiscussion among embassies afield, and between the State Department and the general public.
Farther afield (I live between London, Paris and New York), I love Vietnam for custom-made clothing.
Dr Hawkins decision has provoked protests and a renewed debate on the campus and further afield over relations between Muslims and Christians.
On the other hand, sheltered industries know precisely how much they stand to lose if left bare and unaccommodated.But look further afield and the affinity between open politics and open markets seems clear.
First, the U.S. entry into the war entitled them to infest the U.S. coast of the North Atlantic; and it was not until the middle of the year that the Allies' introduction of the convoy system from the Caribbean northward constrained the raiders to go so far afield as the waters between Brazil and West Africa.
In addition to the tunnel's shuttle trains carrying cars and lorries between Folkestone and Calais, the decision to build a railway tunnel opened up the possibility of through passenger and freight train services between places further afield.
He was a clear winner of the inaugural Neale Daniher Trophy for the player judged best afield in the annual marquee clash between the two clubs.
In "Too Far Afield," as in all his novels, the line between fact and fiction is indistinct; real and imaginary people and events interact within the same fictional space.
Farther afield, it cannot halt 164,000 reported homicides in Mexico between 2007 and 2014, the most violent years of conflict between the state and drug cartels.
Over the past couple of days, the protesters, who are occupying Zuccotti Park, between Broadway and Trinity Place, have garnered headlines as far afield as London, Athens, and Jerusalem, as well the support of Michael Moore, Susan Sarandon, Cornel West, and Noam Chomsky.
