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As a cadre of the Party, I have gone so far as to put on a rival show against my own organization under the delusion of a cheat.

A Life Length adviser has even gone so far as to predict that the company's test results will change people's life plans.

I've gone so far as to keep new items, still packaged, in the trunk of my car until I was able to purge something similar.

Deep down he enjoys having gone so far as to deserve being treated in such a way.

Would he have gone so far as to actually lift my mother into one of our large green cans?

Some economistshave gone so far as to speculate that the physiocrats would have been overjoyedat a policy of farm-price supports.

Some designers have gone so far as to publish their content on social media networks and then use their websites to aggregate it.

I've even gone so far as to recommend using a validator, like XML Schema, that will enforce a rigid structure.

He is increasingly rude about the European Union and has gone so far as to declare that Turkey no longer has a Kurdish problem.

A handful of provinces and cities have gone so far as to abolish it, without catastrophic consequences.

Some have even gone so far as to insult people taking to the streets as "idiots. "

In fact, some states have gone so far as to enact laws banning cell phone use while driving.

They have gone so far as to advocate alternatives to conventional copyright, such as the "copyleft" and open source movements.

We have gone so far as to collect some useful statistics.

In fact, the WS-I has gone so far as to specifically exclude the use of SOAP encoding from their basic interoperability profile .

In some cases, the sufferer has gone so far as to amputate their own limbs.

He has gone so far as to buy some English-tutorial computer programs, but for years, they have gone mostly unused.

China News has gone so far as to christen a nickname: