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Has left, the alma mater, we navigate far, always distantly face one another again with you!

Absorbed in his walking, Old Shuan was startled when he saw the cross road lying distantly ahead of him.

Absorbed in his walking, Old Shuan was startled when he saw the cross mad lying distantly ahead of him.

"What right have I to chat with you? You're a Young Master; I'm only a bondmaid, " Ming-feng retorted distantly.

A person who becomes a Christian moves from knowing about God distantly to knowing about him directly and intimately.

If evacuation might be an issue, identify the places you can go, locally and distantly.

What she once only heard of distantly on the radio is now on her doorstep.

His style distantly resembles that of Wilde.

But again, religious fare was the favourite subject, followed by sport, and only distantly by scientific subjects.

Bottlenose and Guyana dolphins, two distantly related species, often come together to socialise in waters off the coast of Costa Rica.

And I had two earplugs , so I could only very distantly hear the noise of the crowd.

APOBEC3G is otherwise able to block a wide spectrum of distantly related retroviruses.

Evans's other work has revealed self-control among more distantly related primates as well.

The molecular mechanisms that control sexual dimorphism are very different in distantly related animals.

Somewhere , distantly, he could hear the sound of the sea.

I am kamunra . The great king of the great kingdom! And from the dark an the distantly history. I have come back alive!

By contrast, such selective pressure is not detected in more distantly related species.

masked or pale-faced chimpanzees of western Africa; distantly related to the eastern and central chimpanzees; possibly a distinct species.

Trilobites are an extinct group of sea-dwelling arthropods that are distantly related to crabs, scorpions and beetles.

Anger was still absent, and she knew, distantly, that he had experienced loss too.

When you want to get close with someone special distantly, the distance sometimes makes people sad.

But he good luck than I have encountered a big money (they are distantly related relatives).

Leaf blade margin entire or distantly shallowly serrate above middle, thinly pubescent.

Thus, Modern English is distantly related to many languages, among them Russian, Iranian, and Greek.

Taking off all across Asia, E-commerce is creating a new world of consumer choice and distantly Asian versions of online giants.

He is only distantly connected with the family.

The Karen (Kayin) make up 7% of the population, and speak languages distantly related to Burmese.

"It sounds more conspicuous; and that can hardly be what she wishes, " said Mrs. Archer distantly.

However, the molecular clock is almost always violated in comparisons of distantly related species, such as different orders of mammals.

Has again, these balls, rush from Han Pengdao Yan, ate opposite party to substitute in a big way fully distantly owes.

Those two ideas are distantly related.

We eat insects -- they're so distantly related from us, but this doesn't happen.

What these pictures demonstrate is that we do feel the pain of others, however distantly.

I felt very independent. I was only distantly aware of other people.

He is distantly related tome.

"Why do you address me so coldly--so distantly? " asked the young Greek.

Giardia is very distantly related to animals and fungi, and some think it resembles the very first eukaryotes.

A brother and sister, for example, share many more genes than distantly related cousins.

Using the Technology of Rapid Prototyping and Silicone Rubber Die for Long-distantly Rapidly Manufacturing New Product

Most people knew each other casually, or even distantly, before going out together. Work has been another low-risk way to meet people;

Distantly She smiled distantly at us