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Both factors have resulted in a market of credit swaps that now far exceeds the face value of corporate bonds underlying it.

Meanwhile, only 2percentt of the victims of the American drone war — a body count that now far exceeds the number who died in the World Trade Center — were "high-level militants" and hundreds upon hundreds were civilians.

What unites all these phenomena is that opposing groups feel free to defame and denigrate, to attack and attempt to destroy their opponents in manifold ways that now far transcend the bounds of rational discourse and relationship.

Having watched Korea vault past Japan, Japanese policy makers also assembled a national broadband strategy with initial targets that now look far too conservative.

Way back then, that was almost impossible for me to contemplate, but it's become something that now comes far more naturally.

Clegg also promised a reform of party funding that now looks as far off as ever.

Abu Ahmed seems to feel himself swept along by events that are now far bigger than him, or anyone else.

All that now seems far removed from the grim present.

Nevertheless, it assumes an abundance (and an innocence) that now seem far away: a time when jobs were plentiful, when secretaries — remember secretaries?

But within the legal community, one question is now particularly baffling: Why did Mr. Cohen pay more than half a billion dollars to settle a case that now appears far from settled? "It's hard to believe he got bad advice.

That raises a baffling question within the legal community, Mr. Sorkin writes: Why did Mr. Cohen pay so much to settle a case that now appears far from settled?