The locus of attacks can be, and increasingly is, far removed from the geographic origin of the threat.
Although Theodor Adorno identified it with totalitarianism, and declared that the public fascination with dinosaurs, "like the repulsively humorous craze for the Loch Ness monster and the King Kong film, are collective projections of the monstrous total state", their public image was increasingly as far removed from that of a Nazi Leviathan as could be imagined.
In the following years the term was increasingly extended to other areas far removed from the medical clinic.
As children become more mature, they are increasingly involved in affairs and causes far removed from their own personal lives.
A shuttlecock rising and falling in the dimming light and, in a land far removed from the increasingly codified playgrounds of the West, no adult supervision in sight.
And it has become increasingly incorporated into research areas that are far removed from the physics where it originated.
This rhetoric is far removed from the frustration that's increasingly being voiced in Europe, with many politicians there pointing to the dangerous radicalism incubated by the Saudi state, which sees itself at the vanguard of Sunni Islam.
In rural areas, far removed from urban banking facilities, people are increasingly relying on cell phones to facilitate small money transfers.
Rachel Rosen, LAFF's director of programming, said the festival would highlight the increasingly globalization of cinema, where directors are telling stories about communities far removed from native base or country of origin.
For one, the basic framework of "Shut Up and Dance"—which sees a young man being blackmailed by internet trolls into doing their bidding isn't too far removed from the way the serial killer in Seven makes two detectives jump through increasingly twisted hoops to try and stop him.
