But it has yet to demonstrate that it can produce nuclear bombs small enough to place on a missile, or missiles that can reliably deliver their bombs to faraway targets.
Instead, the sensitivity of the receiver automatically increases for faraway targets.
A great power sets its sights on a smaller, strange, and faraway land — an easy target, or so it would seem.
The message from Thursday's crush is expected to reach consumers more than the faraway poachers and smugglers targeted by governments across the globe.
Its target was a faraway lawn dotted with a painted circle, which to the passengers aboard appeared no larger than a quarter.
This design enabled us to treat daily measurements of repeated measures and account for effects of target and test plant (Faraway 2005).
When it comes to drones, many people think of targeted killings in faraway countries.
It is a convenient target: a multilateral institution, based in a faraway place (Geneva), whose rulings, though based on rules that have been ratified by Congress, are uniquely binding on America.All this festering resentment came to a head so dramatically because the NGOs were extraordinarily well-organised, in large part because of the Internet.
Coca-Cola, one of the "presenting partners", has awarded a fifth of the Sheffield torch relay places to Asda nominees, none local, some from faraway Kent, whose achievements appear on their nomination forms: "reaching the target on goods in"; "helps out with the reverse cycle project landing in stores"; "to always strive for world class service and live and breathe the Asda beliefs".
The caution inherent in this internal process is appropriate to guard against mistaken or imprudent actions when targeting individuals who have the power to wreak havoc on America while hiding among civilians in faraway places.
