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In San Francisco they would be very far from wealthy.

"Now that's obviously something I find disturbing, as a person and also as a judge, because we're trying to interpret the statute to avoid results that would be very far out," Justice Breyer said.

Of course assuming fast replicator diffusion and slow metabolite diffusion at the same time would be very far from being physico-chemically realistic, but fortunately it is not necessary: very low replicator mobility is sufficient for the coexistence of the MCRS model.

"Strategically, if Taiwan falls under Beijing's military control, that would threaten the sea lanes of East Asia, and Chinese forces wouldn't be very far from our territory in Okinawa," he said.

Gaining Nortel's 6,000+ would leapfrog them ahead of Apple, but they'd still be very far behind Microsoft.

I would think that this discussion could not be very far away.

Any dust those stars had produced would be very sparse and probably far out in space away from the hole and the jets.

Cattle and horses are so large that systemic oncotherapy is out of order; e.g., required doses of IL-2 would be very large and hence far too expensive in animal husbandry.

He added that the drones would be "very green" as they would burn far less petrol than delivery trucks.

But I would be very surprised if Perry got that far.

Regardless of how controversial a 14th Amendment maneuver might be, a legal challenge would be very hard to mount and so far, no one has stepped forward to say they would challenge him in court.