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The electrons, alone or in pairs, occupy orbitals increasingly distant from the nucleus.

She said he had become increasingly distant from their sometimes tempestuous relationship.

He wrote many tracts based on Rand's philosophy of objectivism and grew increasingly distant from old acquaintances.

Now more than ever, parliament must use the works as a bold opportunity to build stronger connections with the people who feel increasingly distant from it.

As the Border Patrol waits for additional resources that arrive each month, crossers have plotted courses increasingly distant from Douglas and the highways they use for traveling north.

This week, Cox and Lewis, who has grown increasingly distant from reporters in recent years, engaged in something of a vaudeville act when reporters approached.

While others were enjoying themselves, I grew increasingly distant from my studies, having never imagined the course would be so statistics-heavy.

It also means that he'll be spending even less time at home, becoming increasingly distant from his children and coming into increasing conflict with Ellie.

His reaction shocked very few: the ANC is routinely dismissive of civil society voices and is increasingly distant from the concerns of its poor, mass base.

But it will do little to build bridges between South Africa's impoverished and restive masses and a political leadership that appears increasingly distant from their concerns.

He began playing tenor saxophone in U.S. Army bands (1958 61), after which his playing became increasingly distant from standard harmonic practices.