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"It does seem far-fetched, doesn't it?" says Francis. "But there were other ones, just as mad".

MR: It doesn't seem so far-fetched, does it.

The idea that some of the things that had happened to her seemed far-fetched did nothing to allay their fears.

If the comparison strikes you as far-fetched, don't tell Dylan, since one of the book's subtlest introductions of the big picture is his description of how he became obsessed -- before the sun was dry on Kennedy's inaugural speech, you might say -- with the 19th century's ultimate Good/Bad War, poring over microfilmed newspapers from 1855-65 in the New York Public Library.

If the implications you want to tack onto my work are far-fetched, don't write them.

If the idea of Ronaldo going into Rocky Balboa mode and running along with the Fort Lauderdale beach to get in shape for a game against the Ottawa Fury seems far-fetched it does fit into a pattern of remarkable ideas being thrown out by the Brazilian consortium who bought the club last year.

While this may feel a little far-fetched, it does show that the partitioning of resources and reassembly into coherent service via a virtual layer is full of possibilities and cost and resource efficiencies.

Okay, I know it sounds far-fetched and doesn't seem like it's possible but I believe that the only thing that is holding you back is your limited thinking and minimizing thought processes.

"Whereas some other actors felt that Carmichael was far-fetched, Chris didn't feel the far-fetched elements were odd at all," Mr. Crowley said.

But I guess it's not as far-fetched as doing an anti-fascist fairytale.

But that feels too far-fetched: how did they know the kids would hitchhike?