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But Ms Le Pen in the Elysée Palace is no longer a far-fetched idea.

"Full-body haptic suits are no longer a far-fetched sci-fi nerd's dream".

Suddenly, same-sex marriage was no longer a far-fetched abstraction ("It annoyed me how vocal the gay community was," he said).

"The discussion around artificial intelligence is no longer a far-off, speculative thing.

But it's no longer a far-fetched notion.

We are still in the early stages but it's no longer a far-off dream.

Averting infections, saving lives, and conserving financial and human resources that can be used to address other threats to public health is no longer a far-fetched prospect.

Longer term, a far larger sum of money will be committed to a Copenhagen Green Climate Fund.

It has four seats, true, but the incredibly long overhangs (the car is nearly a foot longer than a far more roomy E-Class Mercedes) make for a sedan that leaves very little capacity for an actual cabin (more like an efficiency apartment).

This is no longer a Hungarian problem, far away from us.

The colonel is a lot crazier, has been in charge a lot longer, has killed a lot more people over the years, and has drawn up a far longer list of enemies at home and abroad.