IT'S become as stock an image of the suburbs as the card table lemonade stand: parents piling children and cleats or bats, plus pretzel sticks, into a car, ready to drive to some far-off town for a traveling team game.
The Meinel sisters, imaginative 11th-generation brewers, who are turning heads with a new line of craft beers in the far-off town of Hof, are on tap for the expedition.
Mr. Ferraz, 72, says he receives almost daily phone calls asking him to start delivering ants to far-off towns.
The author came upon the "unexpected and heartbreaking path to servitude," which children from far-off towns and villages are being forced onto, while investigating child labor in India for a book.
The networks pay middlemen to find victims not just in the urban sprawls of cities like Delhi or Haryana, where child laborers are in high demand for work in mills, factories and private homes, but in far-off towns and villages where poverty pushes people to the brink.
Three replicas of those reliefs are juxtaposed with limestone carvings by an unknown sculptor, made for a far-off church in a small provincial town.
There is an island in a far-off sea,.
Cars, a far-off airplane, a chicken squawked somewhere.
Unless being controlled at the place of origin [ 12, 13], a pandemic starting in a far-off country will lead to multiple introductions [ 14] into the large industrialized nations where it can be expected to quickly spread to neighbouring towns and to rural areas.
That is still a far-off prospect.
