Each focuses on a different group of Americans seeking their fortune in distant, ostensibly dangerous locales: "Bamazon" in Guyana, "Gold Rush" in Alaska and Guyana, and "Jungle Gold" in Ghana.
Alonzo Lago sent Sink and Archie to check some distant draws, ostensibly for old renegade cows too wily or a few mavericks too young to be caught in any roundup.
In the magazine this week, I write about the vexed intersection of air travel and the Internet, two technologies that ostensibly facilitate rapid communication between distant regions of the globe.
Prime Minister David Cameron is backing away from the Union, ostensibly seeking to fashion the more distant relationship between London and Brussels needed to keep the U.K. in the E.U.
Having been talked up last month, the putative negotiations, ostensibly aimed at stabilising Iraq, seem distant now that both sides have sulkily averred that they never really wanted to talk at all.
Our data indicate that a Samoan lineage was capable of stepping-stone colonization of Eastern archipelagoes up to 3000 km distant, a range that ostensibly puts the Western archipelagoes of Vanuatu, Santa Cruz and the Solomon Islands within equivalent reach.
Bergman located the passions of an ostensibly liberated age in the struggles of a distant time, and made clear that the liberation, as overdue and necessary as it may have been, wasn't only a deliverance but also an unleashing of demonic forces.
The game doesn't make the player do much, though, after cursory engagement – it's up to you whether or not to be sensitive to her situation, or take a more distant stance; understanding, for sure, but ostensibly disconnected from the core of the problem.
It's ostensibly meant for developers to test their applications and code on real (if distant) hardware, but it also provides an occasionally neat glimpse into what Nokia is working on.
Mr. Ackroyd's new book is an ostensibly philosophical fantasy about a character named Plato who lives in the London of the distant future.
