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Fowler's hunch seems to me accurate as a reflection of how contemporary English speakers feel about further and farther.

Leader, but Not an Elite Hitter," Aug. 14, struck me as a reflection of how statistics can lead one to lose sight of the forest for the trees.

The semantics are watched closely in Washington as a reflection of how far China is willing to go to stake out its claims.

But she added, "Legislative bodies tend to be reactive, and advances in law come as a reflection of how people live their lives, not the reverse".

"When I decided to bring the show back," Mr. Breglio said, "I thought a little bit about how Michael had talked about doing the movie — as a reflection of how in reality actors tried to get into a show.

Supporters of same-sex marriage, who helped funnel hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Republican senators to help them prepare for possible primary challengers, warned that the tight races should not be construed as a reflection of how all voters, or even all Republicans, felt about same-sex marriage.

Critics say events such as MIPIM are a reflection of how much social inequality has grown, as public assets are sold to private companies and London fast becomes an exclusive playground for the super rich.

Where conventional theories would suggest that what the villagers see as nature is a reflection of how they see society, and that the natural conscience must be a product of social interests, Bell argues that ideological processes are more complex.

As much as anything, the book is a reflection of how times have changed, from a Britain that bordered on the feudal, to the buttoned-up 50s, to the emotional incontinence of today.

But Mr. Ohlmeyer argued that the "E.R" deal, big as it was, was chiefly a reflection of how the television economy has traditionally worked, with a studio waiting for an initial four-year license period with a network to run out so that it can seek huge increases for renewals of hit shows.

Some see the textbooks as a sign of the times, a reflection of how sexual liberation has been accompanied by an odd revaluing, in which graphic sexual talk has become a staple of public affairs while intense emotions have come to be seen as unseemly.