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More to the point: how far have we as fans sunk?

Given the membership fees, said to be between $10,000 and $30,000 a pop, are prohibitive, it is a moot point how far the interests of women and ethnic Americans are served by the relaxing of admission codes.

It's not clear, at this point, how far this experiment in "rum terroir" will go.

This incident is an illustration of a larger point: how far can the U.S. go in capturing terrorists in foreign countries?

The Yankees' feel-good manager had every right to point out how far his team has progressed since then.

The satellite doesn't know where to point, just how far off from perfect its current antenna alignment is.

"The question at this point is: how far can publishers push the limits towards a really bad user experience?

I'd say 9 inches or so is a good starting point for how far to plant them apart in a row.

"That we're disappointed coming to the fifth-placed team and only taking a point shows how far we've come, as well as how far we could go," added Keegan.

Hartley being captain would see England being coached by an Australian and led by a New Zealander, but what Jones also has to consider is Brearley's point about how far a captain can be himself.

Instead, they pair up with like-minded drivers online, by posting their starting point, destination, how far they are willing to drive to pick up a passenger, and what they are willing to contribute to the cost for the journey, part of which goes to matchmaking website's operator.