I quickly realised that the communities I photographed are far from cities but closely connected to the global economy.
For much of Israel's history its textbooks were far from neutral themselves, sticking closely to a heroic Zionist narrative and avoiding any Palestinian perspective.
But with sushi so far from its origins, how closely to traditional sushi etiquette should we hold ourselves?
Ahold's board, far from questioning the chief executive closely, tamely extended his term for up to seven years as recently as last spring.
The axes do not have direct physical meaning, but the distribution of nodes retains the ordering of distances that occur in the similarity matrix of Fig. 4. Similar drug responses are grouped closely, and far from other unrelated drug responses.
The so-called Katherine Group of writings (1180 1210), associated with Hereford, a town not far from the Welsh border, adhered most closely to native traditions, and there is something to be said for regarding this West Midland dialect, least disturbed by French and Scandinavian intrusions, as a kind of Standard English in the High Middle Ages.
It turns out that naturalist doctrines, far from varying with ephemeral fashion, are closely responsive to received scientific opinion about the range of causes that can have physical effects.
A Scot, a Japanese and an Australian Aborigine are far more closely linked by family inheritance than any three chimpanzees from different African groups.
The field of embedded systems is undergoing dramatic change, from a field dominated by electrical and mechanical considerations to one that far more closely resembles traditional computing.
"However, banks are far from complacent and we have been working closely with government and business groups to help customers access the finance they need," it added.
