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But Fabregas was not prepared to look that far ahead and certainly not to a possible Final against his home town club, Barcelona.

So much of the world, with all that far away, why would separately?

Mother, one never to back down from a fight, looked him in the eye and said, "I'm sorry, but I can't throw that far! "

Mother, never one to back down from a fight, looked him in the eye and said, 'I'm sorry, 'but I can't throw that far! '

As lead investigator of the Dutch study, Dr. Prins was not ready to go quite that far.

The size of protection on the U. K. has roughly doubled since the year began, a move that far outpaces the run-up in Greek CDS last fall.

And I never thought she'd let me get that far. I got to the other side.

All this suggests, indeed, that far from learning to live with the strong pound, the economy is under growing strain as a result of it.

She said Friday's destruction of the cooling tower at the North's main nuclear facility was significant, but that far more had to be done.

Perhaps we walk that far, is not to see the scenery, but to go to the end of the heaven and earth. then have see youself for a while.

There are a couple of ways. You could take a bus or a commuter train, or there might be a taxi that will go that far.

The position Schelling arrives at after such tangled abstractions is not that far removed from that of Spinoza.

Is only for a nobody anticipation pledge, does not exist agreement, on insipid road that far, because - - likes you.

that far-off romance. "Perhaps, " she said, hesitating a little, "perhaps, my dear, you would care to read it ? "

Anna's army gives her a reach that far exceeds her grasp as a magazine editor, not to mention a deceptively potent economic punch.

"I didn't put it in that far, " is something he said he hears a lot.

But it also meant that the once studious boy would be part of a structure that far emphasized athletics over academics.

The ECB would be ill advised to go that far without a political agreement on how the eurozone should work.

'They were saying we had to flee, because a tsunami was coming, ' he said. 'I didn't think the water could possibly come in that far. '

From that far peak of the riverside came, gradually, into the sight the contour of the small end of a sprawling town.

If tensions ascended that far, Asia would indeed be in for a time of much tumult.

Steven: Hartford ? That's one and a half hours away. I'd rather not drive that far to get to work. I'd rather live near the office.

You know, sometimes, you don't have to travel that far to experience something new.

Thought that taking such a long time, I did not feel that way near the road that far.

The initial steps taken by the new Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, did not venture that far.

Nobody ever dares to venture that far north of the city but for a few brave pilgrims seeking to visit the shrine of Hermaeus Mora.

Land left in bare fallow to be sown with winter crops sustained losses that far exceeded the rate of new soil formation.

It was proved practically that far infrared heating was a simple, practical, efficient and energy saving method in plastic processing.

If they do make it that far, it's likely that Bayern Munich striker Miroslav Klose will have been on the score sheet a few times.

I've never walked that far, not but what I could do it if I tried.

Ever stronger dusk, dark, and I do not want to leave, so really want to lay, lay, fragrance Sophorae ? looked at the stars that far.

It's safe to say that far too many fall into the latter category, judging by the cruel comments flooding internet sites.

Well, you know, it really isn't that far from reality.

You don't have to go that far. Just don't waste your time waiting for her.

If this value is set to a negative number, the function will start slicing that far from the last element.

But this survey will argue that far from being a dinosaur nation, lumbering to extinction, Saudi Arabia is capable of rapid evolution.

But now doctors claim that far from being good for you, colonic irrigation might actually be dangerous, the Daily Mail reported.

After doctors learn more about the situation of Zhang Liancheng, earnestly told him that, far infrared Ray is not a benefit to everyone.

The old lady came back from her dreams of that far-off romance.

Today, though, Kunming doesn't feel all that far at all from Shanghai or Beijing.

You are only five miles from the hospital nearest your home. Unfortunately you don't know if you'll be able to make it that far.

I have not always succeeded in that, far from it, being impatient to follow my insatiable curiosity and personal drives.

Which country you think will merit that far more desirable title in 2010 depends of course on what criteria you use to pick a winner.

Even if it does not go that far, prolonged political strife risks doing further economic damage.

But in terms of systemic risk and the risks of a financial meltdown, you almost have to go back that far to find a good analogy.

Report them to the police. When intimidation gets out of hand, it turns into brawls and fights - report it before it gets that far.

The problem was that the banks took on liabilities that far outgrew Iceland's GDP.

But ahead of the poll, critics say that, far from improving under Medvedev, Russia's democracy has slid backwards.

Senator Obama has the most liberal voting record in the United States Senate. It's hard to reach across the aisle from that far to the left.

BHP has always known it would have to raise a little, but it does not need to chase the dragon that far.

E, I hope you will do not only laugh, and that Green was a barren rock that far away but a sign of fear.

"I wouldn't go that far, " I said. I advanced my theory that Oscar could smell some chemical process that we cannot.

They never made it that far Wednesday, when hydrogen gas spewed into the air from a vent line connected to Discovery's external fuel tank.

Actually, it was just me embracing my nature, which means that I didn't actually fall that far from the tree after all.

The truth is that you start your journey to that far off destination of who you want to be by taking a single step right where you are now.

By sociologists' calculations, income inequality here is not that far from levels that have spurred social unrest in other nations.

Scientists have discovered that far from being quiet, mice are actually born with an innate love of singing.

And even those not willing to go that far argued that any attempt to fight an economic slump would do more harm than good.

Wow. Now, wait a minute. That was a lion, and that lion wasn't that far away. Listen.

For it is now clear that, far from being immune to the global financial crisis, China is very vulnerable.

Not that far to say the last good, and in the Wenchuan earthquake, when a girl dying under the rubble.

Before exploring outer space, people used to think that the earth was flat and that you could fall off the edge if you ever went that far.

We do not go that far, have enough wisdom and brain space to digest the storage of those ABC.

Whaddeya mean , why ? I just did . I just thought I 'd walk . It's not that far , you know .

Mootha cautioned that his group has worked only in batches of muscle cells grown in the lab so far and that far more tests are needed.

Vacations that far exceed the budget available will give you stress, just the opposite of what you're looking for.

I won't go that far. Not yet. But he's uh, he's on his way.

There is no problem for me to be punctual for work though I have to travel that far.

House Foreign Affairs chairman Tom Lantos suggested that far from demonstrating progress, the administration report reflects setbacks.

They now asserted that far from making the world safer, nuclear weapons had become a source of intolerable risk.

And yes, living in the question is a kind of luxury, but I believe it's not that far out of reach.

I've often said that far more sensible than a 'make poverty history' campaign would be a 'make wealth history' campaign.

However, the price to pay is physical and emotional suffering that far exceeds the amount of ephemeral pleasure that chemicals can provide.

After having gone that far, George did not want to turn back.

The Democratic Party met in the city of Cincinnati, Ohio. It was the first time a national political convention was held that far west.

That leads to the critics' third point: that far from enhancing economies' resilience, modern finance has added to their instability.

For the parents it is rather like aborting a child, except that, far from being embryonic, he's taller than them and wears trainers.

Experts are convinced that far from suddenly getting more stupid, we are all putting our brains under too much pressure.

The Chinese internet is the best example of the argument that, far from creating uniformity, the global network is shaped by local forces.

They're okay. They're not that far away, so I guess the easiest thing is if I just walk over there.

He's never walked that far, not but that he could do it if he tried.

Above all is the risk that, far from discouraging the wearing of the veil' a ban may serve to encourage it.

I would not go that far. Energetic people now routinely work through their 60s and beyond, and remain dazzlingly productive.

What's more, you signal to others that, far from being invincible, America is far more vulnerable than you imagine.

What we have found confirms that far from ending, our war against terror is only beginning.

This means that Hurricane Irene's actual landfall could be that far east or west of the current predicted hurricane track.

It's also not that far from where I grew up, so I had long ago pencilled it in for my next book.

Studies show that far more than interest rates or affordability, the best indicator for housing prices is the jobs market.

Sallie: Kate, the McDonalds is two blocks away! I'm not going to walk that far just for a trashcan.

The best opinion journalism has a clarity and readability that far surpasses most academic papers or diplomatic telegrams.

The best opinion journalism has a clarity and readability that far surpasses most academic papers or diplomatic telegrams.

When was the last time you received a quote that far ahead?

If other people give you money or things by mistake, including giving you remuneration that far exceeds what you deserve, refuse to accept.

Jesus reminded them that far too many rulers of this world use their power to manipulate, dominate, and oppress people.

I'd never drive that far by myself. You know that daughter of yours is pretty independent. Hey, now here's a car to drive across country.

You don't need to look that far. You don't discover the cause of something like AIDS by dealing with incredibly obscure things.

In recent years, volcanologists have started talking about eruptions that far outstrip those of common-or-garden volcanoes.

Einstein than I really that far off.

Annette: My school lunches? I'll see if I can remember back that far.

Meanwhile, the competition will continue to deliver improvements at a pace that far outstrips Microsoft.

When I was playing for Castellon at the age of 16 I never thought I would go that far away.

New kinematic added, changes to the chambers where the action is not looking that far.

Instead, before things progress that far, it's worth considering your options as a whole.

Now the first objective is to reach the top half of the standings, which isn't that far away.

Oh, you'll never get to Devon in an old Ford car: 'cos an old Ford car won't get that far!

We know that far too many children are behaving badly at school, even to the point of being violent to staff.

In addition to a rise in skin infections, the hospitalization data show that far more children are being admitted to the hospital for flu.

For him the culture of drinking wine is not that far removed from Chinese traditions.

The Fed says it was unwilling to go that far, because funding for longer than 28 days may displace private markets.

Technology has still not advanced quite that far, but today's sophisticated devices and diagnostics are getting ever closer.

They're not that far apart, but traditionally there's been some resistance to bringing these conceptual frameworks together.

Laver, the player usually invoked in this discussion along with Sampras, isn't willing to go that far.

The confederates who had reached that far didn't know that there was no backup behind them.

The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office says that far more people would have been out of work in an unstimulated America.

If they're good enough to get that far, they're pretty damn amazing at math.

A person certainly can use YouTube as a social network - but we'd guess that far more people use it as a search engine.

That wealth has enabled it to invest in transport and health infrastructure that far surpasses Haiti's.

As a result, the US Government Accountability Office says that far from being a font of innovation, the drug market has become "stagnant. "

The Border Patrol will never manage to apprehend every last suspect, says Mr Hayes, but it is not that far off.

Remind yourself that far too many service members have not made it back from Iraq and Afghanistan.

The ECB survey showed, for instance, that far more banks said corporate demand for loans had decreased than increased.

The network of businesses tied into the car industry means that far more jobs are at risk than those at carmakers themselves.

He felt that far more political experience was needed for working so delicate a system.

The retail bank will hold thick buffers of equity and loss-bearing debt that far exceed those agreed to internationally.

It's been important to get back on track, but it's early days and we're not that far off the top after six games.

The era of Wap and walled gardens, however, with all its limitations and frustrations, is not that far in the past.

The Face of the Man on the Moon should not swing that far, certainly not in a 2 hour period.

The risk is they lead to policies that, far from solving the world's economic problems, make them a whole lot worse.

And gave the fame burning "reputation utmost sincerity, cooperation with the result that far" new meaning in the modern era.

The cultural relics unearthed from others can confirm that: far in the pre-Qin period, there is a wide range of musical instruments.

We will build a directory structure not that far from the File Hierarchy Standard (see Resources).

Statistics show that far more people are able to ride a bicycle than can drive a car.

The Bible says, "For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. "

Before you get that far, however, you need to look at the state of the form.

But even after having gone that far, Emmar is still not unveiling the tower's final height.

I suspect that even Ms Merkel might not wish to go that far.

It's amazing that you can see that far.

Not unless you could take out that searchlight, sir. But could you throw a stone that far? I know I couldn't.

This should give long-term support to the metal. But in the current environment, few are looking that far out.

Again, the gap may partly reflect that far fewer women than men major in engineering, business and other fields leading to high-paying jobs.

I've never heard of the Euro gold finches going that far south before in the northern continent.

No wonder! I'd be tired too if I swan that far.

"So far it appears that Acer hasn't really thought that far as to determine in detail how to run and position those brands, " she says.

After the bubble burst, Japan's companies were left with liabilities that far exceeded their assets.

There is certainly no love lost between them and Draco Malfoy, but they can't believe he's gone that far.

Let's start aiming for that far off road.

That far: Mountain students afford school, we are scrambling to contribute money and materials.

It quickly became apparent that the two sides were not that far apart on the issues.

The truth is that it is too foggy for the bus to run that far.

I'd never seen a hummingbird that far out to sea.

Beijing can't necessarily afford for matters to go that far.

That far from easing, there are now fears the fighting could spread.

But analysts predict that far-right parties, many of them running on anti-immigration platforms, will score gains in this vote.

"Plus, spot prices are not that far off from the benchmark price, " Cochrane said.

I wouldn't say that whichever side wins will lift the title, we are not that far into the fixture list.

They wound this way and that, far into the cave, making smoke marks here and there to show the way back.

But moving the conversation online means that far more people can take part.

No plane could carry enough fuel to fly that far: forty thousand kilometers.

In fact, one intriguing implication of some search models is that, far from playing hard to get, singles may settle too soon.

In terms of where we are in science with DNA identification capacities and so on, it's not that far off.

Others within OPEC, though, will surely gripe if prices tumble that far.

It is not that far away from its record peak of Y79 (see chart).

We have never had a malaria vaccine get that far.

If she gets that far, Jane may get legal aid to take her case to court.

The two countries' positions are not that far apart on key issues.

I'm not sure I'd go that far, but I take his point.

Assuming the tech hasn't caught up yet, it can't be all that far off.

Astronomers now agree that far distant galaxies do exist.

The current run of bullishness hasn't gone that far yet, but the numbers are quickly approaching those levels.

If you love me, don't leave me, you from that far how can I remember your tenderness?

The survey also bleats that far too few companies are chaired by women.

Library that far from the library spirit is a library to nourish confrontation.

Hopefully, a victim will report the card as missing before the attacker gets that far.

In the near term, it is likely that far too many renminbi will be chasing too few private equity deals.

But it is undeniable that far more new millionaires and billionaires are being minted in countries such as India and China than in Europe.

BUt we soon discovered that far more was needed than merely rendering the Bacot into English.

Boyd, a professor of gender studies at Lawrence University in Wisconsin, said her work in the field indicates that far more partners split.

Lesson 20B: Even if your mother is rather aggressive and the president rather cowardly, you should not go that far as to wear a nose ring .

TechNet Plus offers a proven value that far exceeds its cost.

We may sue you but now we are not going to go that far.

I don't go that far with my vetting of prospective buyers but there are deal-breakers.

I would not go that far .

To boldly go where no man has gone before (well, maybe not that far).

Jeff: We didn't bother with booking hotel rooms so we just drove straight there. It wasn't that far.

The next village is ten kilometres away, and we can't walk that far in an hour.

Reception was also poor that far out.

I don't think even the biggest radio could reach that far.

His memory does not go back that far.

It's marvellous how he's managed to climb that far.

I don't think he liked me either, but we didn't get that far into the conversation.

The snow was too heavy for the car to run that far.

China! I hope we won't have to go that far to find my keys.

I'm sorry, but I don't go that far.

It's marvelous how he's managed to climb that far.

It will be crowned by your total transformation into Galactic Beings, and it is not that far away.

We wouldn't know, however, since no one has ever gotten that far.

Voice-activated systems are not that far off.

Acknowledge the courage it's taken to get that far.

But he agrees that far too many of the laws of war are being violated.

You really think her troubles go back that far?

It concluded that far too little is being done.

Jocelin So you crossed the line, how'd u get that far?

'I know you take your hat off inside but I didn't think it went that far, ' he says.

Is my half-, you know! I owe my life, but let's not take it that far!

The film brought the hours back to me when I was taken good care of in that far-away village.

I found that far more interesting than telephone systems, made an effort to learn it, and was soon doing data communications full time.

That far exceeds the old records.

No, papa, I can't remember exactly that far back.

I'd love a holiday if our money will stretch that far.

I don't have anything going that far tonight.

This matter that far, and will soon have many people learn of their appearance it.

Six miles, old man. You can slide that far.

But maybe we shouldn't go that far with the principle of consent.

I have not been thinking about what we could achieve in the next 10 days. You don't look that far ahead.

is a planet that far away from us.

We might not go that far, but we can say that Astra is a solid multi-protocol IM client.

But there is no need to go that far.

One result is that far more people outside of China know about the country's Nobel Prize winner than in his home country.

And the answer is that we're not smart enough as people. We just cannot see events that far in advance.

Through we are a wold apart, I know you never be that far.

During Geryong Festival in Daejun, many fans visited that far place and cheered me up.

So you crossed the line, how'd u get that far?

Signals were also poor that far out.

Do you think he is a genius? No, I wouldn't go that far.

Don't go that far! Everyone has his limit.

That far away from home to school, to have a more than six months before we are able to return to your side.

molokovoz: Your dream isn't that far from reality. This is how it is, approximately.

Uh, I don't know. We haven't gotten that far yet.

Not knowing exactly how my walls would meet up, I didn't go that far.

You don't need to go to Shaoguan city that far to have Shaoguan food now.

A nation that is open and trading with the world will create economic rewards that far exceed anything they could get through foreign aid.

I mean, I think so. We just. Haven't gotten that far yet.

I've walked that far before in the snow.

But the government has not gone that far in public.

e. g. We are not that far apart to give up on the process.

I can walk there. It's not that far.

You're really stretching it. 7. Let's not go that far.

My guess: even the smarty-pants Google geniuses probably don't think that far ahead.

So as we expected based on the design, this is not electronic-grade poly, but it's not that far off.

My voice can't carry that far.

To never let it get that far .

Could it be you're not that far?

I've learned the hard way, TO never let it get that far !

But do I need to go that far?

And, worse than that, far worse than that, my sense of self-worth was kind of evaporating.

Can she walk that far?

Being too old, he couldn't walk that far.

Is that far from Beijing?

Li Ming: Is that far from here?

Can you remember back that far.