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But we can go too far, and often do.
The band travelled far and often from their Perth origins, first back and forth across the Nullarbor, then to London and northern Europe, where for a long time they were more widely appreciated than in their home country.
"A lot of academic theses offer up interesting ideas that don't go very far, and often end up as shelf ware," a senior official in the Obama administration said of General Sobhi's paper, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the delicate point in relations with Egypt.
Unable to individually move to areas with more suitable conditions as the climate changes, plants must instead rely on their seeds dispersing far and often in order to migrate fast enough to keep pace with the changing climate.
Further on, a possible complication like mesh detachment or compression of nerves or vessels in the presacral space occurring above the pelvis could not be investigated through imaging so far and often required reoperation to visualize the area of concern.
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Positive moments were few and far between and often conversations, when there were indeed conversations at all, might well dwell on topics like madness or schizophrenia.
There is still great TV being made but it is few and far between and often only great compared to the dross around it.
But victims are usually too afraid to complain, and the families who might speak for them are far away and often ignorant of what occurred.
Road signs are few and far between and often confuse drivers more than help them.
Hospitals outside Bergen are situated far apart, and often there were only one or two CIs situated at these hospitals.
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