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It would be far removed from the current Don Dale environment, except perhaps the recreation centre.

Another counselor suggested that Ms. Esau look for a detoxification program in the Bronx, where she would be far removed from the center of her addiction.

After five hours of questioning at Heathrow, Mohamed was told he had been made the subject of a control order, and was compelled to go and live in the east of England – in a town where he knew nobody and where MI5 believed he would be far removed from his jihadist associates.

Although the legislation allows the Fed to request information from a new regulatory agency or to ask to participate in examinations, it would be far removed from information regarding potential borrowers and ill-prepared to make sound judgments about them.

"I cannot be more specific but it would not be far removed from what we do now," Thomson said.

However we suggest that this study would not be far removed from the usual standard of manual CPR being practiced in a real-world setting.

The image of an ecstatic woman having cunnilingus administered by an octopus would seem to be far removed from the mainstream of any major artistic tradition.

Had they only won such games at the historical average rate of around 90%, they would have six more losses and be far removed from a playoff berth.The Orioles took a similar route to success.

Existing holders appear to be far removed from the optimum.

This is highly improbable without knowledge of the title, but at most it would provide a mood resemblance, which is far removed from a representation by music of things in the world.

He would rally, hold on, and advance, but is far removed from his form in Opens past.