This compares with £16,698 for the UK opening of his 2002 film Uzak (Distant) from six cinemas, and a £26,474 debut at eight locations for 2006's Climates.
"In my case, it's bringing together fashion and online, two worlds that were so distant from one another 10 years ago and are now closer than ever".
Of course, the speakers are different in each case, and the worlds they are speaking of and from are very distant from one another.
"By doing so, they're ensuring that the power of the state and the basis of our democratic system are getting ever more distant from one another".
Strong reductions in isotopic carbon (13C), for example, are correlated from Lower Cambrian strata at localities as distant from one another as the Lena River area of Siberia and the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.
American Catholicism still pitches a wide enough tent to include members of both parties, but the church has long been divided into liberal and conservative factions that can seem as distant from one another as Rush Limbaugh and Bill Maher.
Under the supreme command of Alexander, Montgomery's British 8th Army and Patton's U.S. 7th Army were to be landed on two stretches of beach 40 miles long, 20 miles distant from one another, the British in the southeast of the island, the Americans in the south.
Changes there revealed that the Hadzabe and the San "are as [genetically] distant from one another as two populations could be," Knight reported on 14 October at the annual meeting of the American Society for Human Genetics.
As the state becomes larger and more diffuse, and as citizens become more distant from one another both spatially and emotionally, so the effective government of the republic will need a proportionally smaller and more cohesive group of magistrates.
