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A life without a dream is like a bird with broken wings, confined to a cage and oblivious of what lies beyond the range of its vision.

For wastewater flows beyond the range of a single Bio-Module system, it is possible to use several units in parallel.

Radio telescopes have been able to probe space beyond the range of ordinary optical telescopes .

Much of that echolocation sound is beyond the range of the human ear.

In the long run it might involve re-writing the genetic code altogether, to create things that are beyond the range of existing biology.

It could engage the enemy beyond the range of hostile torpedoes.

But nobody is singing along. No wonder: his voice is going far beyond the range of a normal person.

The problem comes when these models are used to extrapolate beyond the range of reliable data (ie, of living animals whose weight is known).

His hobby was metaphysical philosophy, and what he wanted to know was far beyond the range of Edgars normal thinking.

The plan is to use this property to generate nuances of colour that are beyond the range of existing LCDs.

Bargaining in administrative process which widely exists now mostly belongs to the abuse power or is beyond the range of power.

Blimps often operate beyond the range of machine-guns and rocket-propelled grenades.

Also located in this area, but far beyond the range of amateur telescopes, is the dwarf planet Eris.

Maybe the question is beyond the range of human understanding.

The world's sea-lanes, including many beyond the range of China's new missiles, are controlled by the US navy.

beyond the range of human understanding ?

It is beyond the range of my ability.

Beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation

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