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were remote
adjective
At a distance; disconnected.
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Adults, teachers, they were remote, blind, indifferent.
"Wars then were remote," she mused nostalgically.
Five years ago, the chances of that happening were remote.
Her family were encouraging but were remote from the arts.
Before there were remote control units, there was nature.
There chances of these being successful were remote.
During the seventeenth century, England's American colonies were remote, disorganized outposts with reputations for political turmoil.
The Falklands war and Afghanistan were "remote, characterised by veterans coming home.
But he said the chances of two cases arising spontaneously were remote.
One would have had to say their chances of capturing her complicated tragedy were remote.
Last week he told the company's annual shareholder meeting its chances were "remote".
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