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Chinks look few and far between for anyone taking on Saracens in this sort of mood.
Big games are few and far between for New Zealand as Oceania's big boys.
I am often the in between for objects that find their way into that classification".
But those moments were few and far between for the Nets in their third straight loss.
Tyree: My opportunities are too few and far between for me to think about dropping it.
Since then, the bright moments have been few and far between for Torino.
In these scenarios, the difference between for-profit and nonprofit activity becomes crucial.
So there is no serious difference in healthcare between for-profit and not for profit organisations.
The study comes amid tensions between for-hire drivers, city regulators and app companies.
The time is ripe for collaboration between for-profit businesses and mission-driven individuals and organizations.
But the distinction between for-profit and nonprofit is a subtle one.
