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I requested him to come to my factory, he said it's too far from there to our factory and no time to come.

This tilted orbit does more than put the Moon in the wrong place in the skies, too far north or south, depending on the time of the month.

Leave me too far, do not and I too close, this distance is good. Feeling in my line of sight stationed, in my heart of a corner quietly.

One of the men has apologized for the incident, calling it "a prank which went way too far" .

If there's a problem with the air tank, the diver could end up stuck too far underwater to be able to get up in time to breathe.

This has involved giving a bit of leeway to freethinking individuals, but occasionally punishing those seen as straying too far.

I was really too far away, but I still tried to jump in front of him and block the shot.

JJ has had a bit of a setback, he's still in a bit of pain and Jermain is not too far away, he's progressing well.

Klinger warns: "It's easy to take the policy implication too far and start trying to pick and choose where to settle in the product space. "

Likewise, some critics feel that Gordimer does not take a strong enough stand against racism, and others feel that she goes too far.

Husband refused to let me go, say this is Wang Sao's own thing, we might be going too far to say.

Perhaps , but don't you think you were going a bit too far when you said English was a very easy language to learn?

She is famous for her outrageous costumes, but is a meat bikini taking it a bit too far?

that's good. But I don't think I can make real friends on the net, it seems to me that they are too far way and they are not real.

He had been sitting at a desk by the door in a swivel chair and had leaned back too far to watch her walk down the hall.

Some economists are starting to ask whether the government might have gone too far in raising interest four times since October.

Had the game gone too far? Was it a game any longer? In those prewar days, I stood to lose a great deal, for the sake of a hobby.

The council said the comments and sketches breached regulations, adding they went "too far in terms of Canadian broadcast standards. "

We all realize that as we age we want to re-invent ourselves, but Leslie Siegel says Gwyneth Paltrow took it a little bit too far.

It seemed as if she would never stop pouring out the stream of venomous and biting words, but the scholar was too far away to hear them.

But as the dawn brightened, I could see that it was too far out to sea for its size, and too still to belong to a fish.

The idea that Congress would openly side with a foreign leader against the president of the United States seems too far-fetched to believe.

So I tried every effort to attend each class and I made it. But, I found the course was much too far from I imaged.

Such a lean into opposition would also place the Sun too far to the North, which had been noted of late on various message boards.

Last semester I signed up to take calculus, but I dropped out of class after two weeks -- that kind of math is just too far over my head.

The sun came out again, and he saw that he was lost. Was he too far north? He turned toward the east.

Turned to look back to the vicissitudes of that, only to find themselves too far out of the far, far less than in the past has returned.

Student: is there another suppressed premise in there Prof. : that would be in the case of putting in a suppressed premise too far.

'It's too far to go by yourself, 'Orpah said kindly. 'Ruth and I have been talking. We've decided to come with you. '

He was too far gone for that. But his mind was for the moment clear, and he lay and considered.

At this point, if the racer were to continue pressuring the outside ski, he would end up moving too far across the hill and slowing down.

Even i had a thousand dreams of you, nevertheless, i ain't with you. Even we were hand and hand, nevertheless, two hearts separated too far.

"There is no doubt that the market has moved too far in one direction, " he said.

They stand ready to pounce whenever the offshore renminbi exchange rate strays too far from its onshore equivalent.

No one trusts the rules enough to venture too far off the orthodox reservation of whatever the topic of the night happens to be.

Her suggestions that Britain's austerity may be have gone too far was met with a cold shoulder in London.

The hero can only follow the mouse along simple paths (like _ | L or U), so be careful not to get too far ahead of him.

It has always been considered rude to ask a lady her age. But it seems it's also a step too far to inquire of her shoe size.

Last time we stayed in the hotel but that I found a bit too far away from the rest of Rome.

Certainly the telecommunications deregulation bill went too far in terms of trying to limit indecency on the Internet.

It is a mistake to try to look too far ahead. The chain of destiny can only be grasped one link at a time.

They huddled together, and though Jesse was too far away to hear them, he knew they talked to help the time pass.

It's almost accurate to say that we become our dominant thoughts, but I think that's taking it a bit too far.

It would be wrong to conclude that, in trying to get ahead of the crisis, the euro zone's policymakers have already gone too far.

Love me, to answer, I can only wait for you wait for you In a word, to go too far, you go too far, your answer . . . . . . hear.

Perhaps he knew, as I did not, that the Earth was made round so that we would not see too far down the road.

But Asia is ambitious enough, said producer Chen Weiming on the side of a press event Monday in Beijing. 'We're just too far from the U.

There are those that note the Sun seems to be rising too far to the north, or a bit early, or is too far overhead or too low to the horizon.

Try as he would, he could get no water, for it was too far down in the pitcher.

And he would never be too far from the public eye. But it would never again be his music that kept him there.

For a while now, it has moved too far from equilibrium, such that it is today in structural crisis.

So I imagine a time not too far from now -- my mom can go to her computer, open up a browser and jack into a little robot.

Just as the car industry can't afford to lag too far behind the consumer, it also can't afford to be too far ahead of him.

Villagers in Jombang in East Java remembered him, as a boy, tied to the flagpole in the front yard for some jest that had gone too far.

But I knew my destination wasn't too far, and I'd already estimated I'd be in good shape with a departure anytime before 8 am.

I'm afraid so, and it has progressed too far for anything to be done. I wish there was something I could do to help him, but there isn't.

For me a week is enough time to pull myself back if I've gotten too far offcourse.

Therefore, people should make it a rule never to swim too far out from the beach.

' We are worried that it has already gone too far , and that it is going to be a bubble that bursts , ' he says .

He is not too far removed from his two scoring championships, and when he catches fire, only Kobe Bryant is a more potent scorer.

Rather, it is seen as just a little too far out on the horizon.

On the next circle the fish's back was out but he was a little too far from the boat.

I'm too far down the proverbial rabbit hole to be able to turn back, so part of me knows this is a permanent shift of some sort.

But a woman does not need to be in the firing line to feel as good as a man. That is an equality too far.

He said the reason was that Chinese do not have much time off work at Christmas and the New Year so they cannot travel too far.

You may smile, but it is so, I assure you; and except that it is sometimes carried a little too far, it is all very proper.

It wasn't too far, but it was cold as hell, and the snow made it hard for walking, and my Gladstones kept banging hell out of my legs.

At this point I feel that I should go ahead and include the ship before I get too far along with the rest of the painting.

One seal tosses the ball a little too far. Clifford gets it for her.

It's good to be polite and respectful, don't get me wrong, but etiquette seems to make some people take it too far.

Sounds a bit too far fetched to be true, don't you think?

Status Offline Thousands of fish had been washed up on shore, too far up for them to make it back into the water by themselves.

When it is a question of probing a wound, a gulf, a society, since when has it been considered wrong to go too far? to go to the bottom?

If a prank ends up costing the company in terms of money, injuries or a staff member's dismissal then it has gone too far.

But can science communicators go too far when trying to appeal to a broader audience?

It's a bit too far for us to see this naval base clearly from here. It would be a lot better if we could watch it closely.

When he seizes the land of his cousin Henry Bolingbroke , both the commoners and the barons decide that their king has gone too far. . .

Conclusion: don't go too far to do things by book. That will seem to be way bookish .

It was, he said, a matter of managerial judgment: sometimes you erred too far in one direction, sometimes the other.

Even so, it is wrong to conclude that, in trying to get ahead of the crisis, the euro zone's policymakers have gone too far.

But let me not go too far in suggesting that asset classes near the perimeter of risk have no future.

Its too far from everything just as the name suggest it is the far east.

As is often the case, though, the mood swing has gone too far.

Mr Deripaska's Norilsk Nickel bid now looks to have been a takeover bid too far.

In parts of the finance sector, it turns out that the China Price is not too far from the New York or London price.

when examining constitutional issues like this one , one is never too far from the framers ' most fundamental insight.

But I cannot afford to think of that when I play. I play every game for the moment and I don't look too far forward.

It's a season too far, but if he played less he would still be very useful to us.

The only real monster here, however, is a bright young star too far from Earth to be dangerous.

Load plain white paper into the bottom tray. Do not force paper too far into the input tray, or it mightcause a paper jam.

Nor would I bet that the gold price crashes too far from its current rate of $900, while so much fear continues to stalk the world.

Questioner: You are taking me too far and perhaps too deeply, and I can't quite go with you where this learning is concerned.

Taken too far, Do Not Track could devalue online media, resulting in less content, more pay walls and a less-informed populace.

Octogene Chen is Taiwan's farmers, has never been too far out the door.

But the widow cut in: it was a well-known fact that shy people, introverted people, can be extremely dangerous when pushed too far.

If I determine a route is too far or dangerous for a bicycle, I rent an hourly hybrid Zipcar which includes gas and insurance coverage.

Converting the bikes to amphibious vehicles to explore Halong Bay might be a step too far for a holiday.

April: No, we're too far from the field and everybody is wearing a cap and gown. It's hard to see who's who.

Replacing one unelected prime minister with another might have seemed a democratic deficit too far, forcing an early election.

MEREDITH GRIFFITHS: Dr Church says the changes have gone too far so society has no choice but to adapt to the altered oceans and climate.

The sight of foam was a red flag that the dish may have strayed too far from the simplicity of this Peruvian staple.

Subway makes me nervous, people pushing me too far. I've got to break away, so take my hand now.

I guess what you said just now is too far from our topic to catch it , we have no interest in it.

He knew the horse he was trying to capture could not be too far away.

the fog did not spread across the river , nor lean in too far as it rose.

"I don't think he's too far away, but it's difficult to put a time limit on back injuries, " he admitted.

Being funny like Jim Carey is always a good thing to do. However, sometimes jokes go too far. Read below to find out what NOT TO JOKE ABOUT.

It's going to be a part of every life, not too far in the future.

if the beach is deserted, if the land is too far away, if the bank of sand is too ill-famed.

Maybe l'm wrong. maybe l took it a little too far? '

Until around 2001 , you could argue that it was: China's overall trade position wasn't too far out of balance .

Mr Landers argued back that he was too far gone by then, and that the government warnings had never been forceful enough.

But Native American groups complained that the studio strayed too far from history in the name of entertainment.

At least you get to say no, if the project is too far from your direction.

I cannot be too far out now, he thought.

For a whole hour, they smiled, bowed, and curtsied , being too far apart to communicate in any other way.

They see a time when summer is in southern California, the Pacific coast not too far away from the place.

Apparently she believed that divorce was something too far away from her.

Lawrence story, The Gypsy, and its references to a flash flood. Not too far away was the thought will we survive this?

She was a real find. Mother always had her money ready, because it was too far for the old woman to come a second time.

But it's too far away from my current apartment, so I must move to a new apartment that not far from my new company with my wife.

But a dedicated bail-out for the ten ex-communist countries that have joined the EU since 2004 is clearly a step too far.

It may be in a pool too small or too far from a potential market to justify the expense of drilling.

But government leaders seem to feel their liberalism has gone too far.

People I spoke to in Moscow expressed an understanding that the envelope had been pushed too far and that something had to be done.

We have come too far and crossed many eons for letting caution blow in the wind.

This included a commitment not to deviate too far from international banking norms, and to preserve the City's role as a financial centre.

do you think it's reasonable to conclude that you might have taken this too far?

Don' t go too far ( in the matter ) ; you may get into trouble if you do.

Aunt Norris lives too far off to think of such little people as you.

1 family said, marry too far can't to be with the old man often side, we did not give up.

This also means that you should not plan for the date to be too far from home otherwise the travel can ruin things.

is too far away to save you. You should have moved her to the center of the battle.

But why am I here today? Clearly not to steal, you're too far away and I'd never get away with it.

More importantly, if the knees are too far apart as the feet kick, then the force of the kick will be directed out, to the sides and back.

If he's gone too far, and the public simply view his stint in rehab as a publicity ploy, it could end up backfiring on him.

But the children have their lot, worry too far, taking care not to come, Li Fengyun also agreed to lease 100 acres.

Living too far away, the staff are often late for work. It has been a big and difficult problem for a long time.

Do not hit the tee ball too far right or left, then choose a running shot through the dip of the green or an aerial shot carrying it.

Even if none are able to stick a mine to the vehicle, once killed they deal enough damage to stop the unit rampaging too far.

It's too far away for me to be relate to this problem, but actually, I happened to be related to this in the day-to-day activities.

There's an old mine shaft. It's not too far. He was all right there. Was?

Today's planetary positions urge you to assert yourself, dear Pisces, but just take care not to take this encouragement too far.

If you push him too far, he might turn you into a charcoal briquette.

He is warned by the gods through seers, and by men of wisdom saying, don't investigate this question too far; you might be making a mistake.

An invisible fence keeps Moe from wandering too far, although he did get out once and trample the flowers when the fence became unplugged.

But I suspect this little one simply wondered too far from its family to do some .

Otherwise than the leading lady performance has gone a little too far, it was an excellent film.

If your arm stretches too far to the side or reaches too far forward, the ball will fall out.

Just don't push it too far and end up in disagreements, especially with one close partner.

If you think that the marriage is too far gone to be beneficial to either of you, so be it!

An astronaut in deep space is too far from his ship, and his air is running out.

It is a mistake to take too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be handled at a time. --Winston Churchill.

Soon souvenir shops appeared on both side of the roads, we were sure that the beach was not too far from here.

Traders usually sell bonds to cheapen up the market before Treasury auctions but a selloff last week went too far, analysts say.

With investigations threatened by Congress and the Federal Trade Commission, Facebook finally realised it had gone too far.

"We're moving in that direction, but I don't want usto get too far ahead of ourselves, " he said.

Inthe moment, thinking about the consequences of an action driven by anger canhelp stop you from going too far, he said.

They had gone too far, I said. People had a right to know.

Perhaps you are bending the note too far? This might be the cause of you problem.

Some live too far from hospitals and others have been turned away from hospitals and schools that fear contagion from AIDS patients.

And that refers to a parent who in the course of physically abusing the child just goes too far.

"We're moving in that direction, but I don't want us to get too far ahead of ourselves, " he said.

Thematically speaking, it doesn't seem too far from what the director has been until now, you know, showing the forgotten face of China.

Though his wife thought he was doing well on treatment, the tuberculosis had advanced too far.

Youth discrete, which excited, Qingwu flying era seems to have been too far from me, far away I can not see who was who walked the streets.

Another thing: I try not to get too far from the last time I felt well.

Yet, in today's restless popular mood, he seems to calculate that he cannot push the trade unions too far.

We sit too far (away) from the stage to be able to see very much.

I don't like to let my working folder get too far behind the current state of the repository.

Needless to say we haven't been venturing too far from home these past few weeks except when absolutely necessary.

Jack can carry candor too far ; when he told Jill his honest opinion of her, she nearly slapped his face .

We've gone too far off the point. Let's return to the topic under discussion.

Unfortunately, rough has been allowed to grow too far out from the stream, thus undermining some of the hole's driving appeal.

Spears's lawyers also added that the whole thing had been "a jokethat had gone too far. "

We live too far from the city to get a strong television signal.

I could see in the distance, two intersections down, streetlamps, cars, and more pedestrians, but they were all too far away.

That might be taking this prank a little bit too far but it clearly shows how good this trick can work.

"We're too far down the road to go back to the gold standard, " Galvez said. "This will move us toward an alternative currency. "

A certain psychic greed pushes you too far in certain tastings, which can be reflected on all the pleasures of this world.

But be aware that your compassion can sometimes get the best of you, putting you too far behind everyone else!

All of a sudden a big, red fire engine burst out of a side street and came to a stop not too too, far from the lion.

The findings appear to contradict assumptions that the poor cannot afford healthier foods or are too far away from shops that sell them.

Once upon a time a shepherd boy in a forest not too far away from the sheep.

It's too late for that. We're too far. Let's take that path into the woods over there. Remember that small wooden hut we saw there?

But don't you think we're taking this class warfare thing a little too far?

It was also too far from the interceptor base in Poland to be viable.

Then, when an emotional slut pressures you to go too far, too soon, you can save yourself for someone who deserves you more.

So if you head to the mall to find another pair of black heels to wear with your investment suits, you are just taking this way too far!

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the targets are too far in the future and that more needs to be done sooner.

Unit testing alone, at least as I've defined unit testing, won't get you too far on projects.

Right now, their economy is still too far from US although their economy increased rapidly. . .

If the benefits are too far in the future, they might not be strong enough to motivate you to act now.

But many poor families do not have the money for a hospital or live too far away.

You can attack any other player on the map BUT it's totally useless to try to conquer a city which is too far away.

However, the inflation of the US housing market was one bubble too far.

A man should live with his superiors as he does with his fire; not too near , lest he burn , nor too far off , lest he freeze .

In terms of pure power it's not too far away, it's probably not quite as good, but overall the feeling is quite positive.

Also, at the time the complex was not completely embraced as its location was too far from the center of Montreal.

The European defeat has reignited a debate over whether the party has turned too far left or not far enough.

We still cannot resist a chance to laugh, yet sometimes I feel we are carrying the joke too far, and laugh a little out of season.

Now the city finds itself at the center of a heated debate about whether the country has taken Deng's suggestion too far.

I was a child the greatest ideal is to become a scientist, but now that this ideal is too far away, so I can not reach.

I keep reversing the fork to test different trail dimensions. i started with a regular bike seat but i felt my CG was too far forward.

He would dispatch his soldiers to the four corners of his realm to find the most desirable ingredients. No destination was too far.

Conversely , boys who appear to be inattentive in class may just be sitting too far away to hear the teacher.

My guess is that this Frankfurt program won't go too far, due to charging infrastructure limitations and high maintenance costs.

If [policy makers] get those things too far out of balance, everybody will have to reconsider their position on that point, including us.

But they had gone too far to return the girl to her bedchamber and pretend none of this had ever happened.

And if you feel sharp pain in that area the next day, it means you went too far and hurt yourself.

There is always a chance that Mr Obama will go too far, replacing Mr Bush's excessive zeal with excessive timidity.

In paradise the dwellings are too far from each other for visiting. It would take thousands of years to go from one to the other.

However, this excitement may have been taken too far at times, resulting in less-than-optimal user experience.

Big foreign investors in U. S. government debt also might recoil if the dollar fell too far, forcing the U. S. to pay higher rates.

It was way too far to the NW for this time of year and it happened in only a day's time.

Leaders must be sensitive to their situation to understand when exactly they are going too far.

There was a JuCo with a cinder track not too far from the house.

A few countries, however, went too far in this aspect. Theyunwisely thought they had the right to interfere in HK's affairs.

I could not be accused of bilking them for money, and I didn't have to worry about pushing my "client" too far and getting fired.

in looking ahead to the mini road trip , the lakers need to be careful not to look too far ahead to their battle with the hornets.

"When you have gone too far to recede, do not sue [appeal] to me for leniency" (Charles Dickens).

Now some analysts wonder whether this strategy might have gone too far.

It is not too far from our homes. It is about two kilometers, so we thought it was better to go there by bike.

Rounding the shoulders too far forward tends to tighten the chestand restrict breathing.

well, I think some of you guys take this basketball thing a little too far. He's a good guy but he's not exactly my hero.

I knew the Chinese had some pretty bizarre foods, at least for my taste, but Zhang Yujian is taking things a little too far.

Perhaps some people will find a reason to drink C2, but it is hard not to see it as a product proliferation too far.

The editorial seems to have gone too far.

One day of our Turkey holiday we wanted to go outdoors to do a short hiking not too far from our hotel.

One cause of uncertainty is trying to plan too far ahead.

B: I think you've carried it out too far. You're to blame. A: My fault?

He tried to send his rays through the clouds but to no avail- they were too far away, and too thick.

I suppose the idea is to bring out our sensitive side , though it may be a gender-bend too far for some .

It would take too long, and carry us too far from our main point, to examine every absurdity concealed in this plausible statement.

Petey , for his part, is uncomfortable straying too far from the public that sustains him .

You understand . . . it is too far . I cannot carry this body with me . It is too heavy.

Just like the others, this archetype can be itself hurtful if taken too far.

I'm afraid we are not happy at all with our stand. It is too small, too far from everywhere and near the toilets.

Holland had come into this game on the back of a long unbeaten run but this was a match too far for them.

When it comes to self-promotion in the workplace, hiring managers say some people go too far and block their path to the next level.

Some of the dollar selling was tempered Thursday by traders thinking perhaps the dollar has fallen too far, too fast against the euro.

The ball will prevent you from throwing the accelerator too far or too hard, and waste precious gasoline.

Yeah. I'll be there eating a bit of Scouse. I like the Beatles as well, so I can't go too far wrong.

In fact, she used to save spiral lions that had wandered too far from the water.

If the shafts are too large or too far apart, it can feel like the train is constantly leaving and re-entering the tunnel.

It is usually added that understanding must not go too far.

"He had . . . forgotten himself, had gone too far in his advances, and had been rebuffed" (Robert Louis Stevenson).

Without more democratic legitimacy, integration is doomed. The danger is that the vanguard may get out too far ahead of the citizens.

For instance, if the anchor point is too far forward, it may not be possible to hold a particular child seat firmly in the car seat.

His mother, 87, who asks not to be named, is a Howard supporter but also thinks Howard has gone too far on Work Choices.