William Dalrymple, writer Few writers have travelled so far - literally and metaphorically - as a young woman born in 1968 in a village in the Tiruchy district of Tamil Nadu in southern India.
He hits it so far that, literally, par is 68.
"No modern writer," says Martin Amis, "has taken self-examination so far and so literally".
"So far we have - literally - hacked through mountain jungles to bring Music Planet listeners extraordinary music from some of the world's most isolated locations.
Print time varies, depending on the type of tissue you're attempting to fabricate, says Cabrera. "So far our clients are literally working across the spectrum from bone to lung, liver, heart, brain, skin, cartilage using these processes," he adds.
No known mechanism of IM activity towards HOXA4 has been literally reported so far.
As Sanders pointed out in his two fundraising emails for her campaign (Flores and Jayapal have, so far, benefitted from only one), Teachout "literally wrote the book on political corruption".
The only isolates of K. schroeteri identified so far originated from blood or cardiac material, although Kytococcus literally means "a coccus from the skin".
The crossroads he stands at is so vast, the horizon stretching so far in either direction, that the plane seems to come literally out of nowhere.
"And literally we have done it without a fatality so far".
And, so far, he is smoothly handling the Occupy Philadelphia protesters, who are literally camped on City Hall's doorstep.
