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"further than to" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is not grammatically correct and does not make sense as a standalone phrase. However, you could use "further than" in a sentence, such as "I cannot walk any further than the end of the street," or "We are not allowed to go any further than the designated area." Alternatively, you could use "furthermore" to add on to a statement or argument, as in "I am already exhausted from walking, and furthermore, I have a blister on my foot."
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The children could be moved no further than to another part of the crowded centre.
For a modern-day equivalent, you need look no further than to the heyday of Gladiators.
We go no further than to hold that this plaintiff is without power to bring the instant action.
FORT MYERS, Fla .— Our planning went no further than to meet at the ballpark.
The regulation found in section 5(b) goes no further than to require this information and we are of the opinion that its validity must be sustained.
The later cited cases go no further than to hold that appeals do not lie to this court from orders by judges at chambers.
goes no further than to suggest that cross-examination actually conducted at preliminary hearing may afford adequate confrontation for purposes of a later trial.
Never mind her degrees, undergraduate and graduate, a redundant pedigree that appeared to have led her no further than to housewifery, in the end.
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I venture to push us one step further than this: to not only to be present, but to be vulnerable.
Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton has pledged to go further than Obama to protect large groups of immigrants from deportation.
If you're a keen boulderer, you might want to look further than Fontainebleau to get your fix.
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