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But Democrats will not get very far by blaming the voter.

You don't get very far by getting confrontational in the industry I work for.

My concern is that the money won't go very far by the time all the debts are settled.

And I remain unconvinced that the cause of planetary rescue will be advanced very far by what is, in the end, an elaborate stunt.

At a news conference on Monday, he said, "It would be good if some politicians understood that they will not get very far by attacking Europe and trying to turn it into a scapegoat for their problems".

But the faith had not spread very far by the 1970s, in part because Akindayomi spoke only Yoruba, which limited his ability to evangelize beyond the bounds of his tribe.

For example, the failure to observe stellar parallax in the 16th century was taken as evidence that the Earth stands still by geocentrists, and as evidence that the stars are very far away by heliocentrists.

Anyway, so basically, this idea of which functions lived where in the brain, hadn't really gotten very far, even by 1957.

At the Paris Conference of 1856 to negotiate peace after the Crimean war, the Ottoman empire was described as "part of the European concert".But the tanzimat did not get very far, and by the 1870s the empire was famously labelled "the sick man of Europe".

The protestors didn't get very far and by the end, when both sides were exhausted, the whole thing looked a bit like a sweaty school photograph.

"Our hopes were very far exceeded by the unanticipated fact that the Occupy movement turned the student movement into a broader one that didn't produce a backlash," Meister said.