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It still seems a bit far fetched in 2009, yet there are apps that are beginning to make it a reality.

Sleeping amidst nature and waking up to the melodious morning ragas of the little birds may sound like a far fetched dream.

It may sound far-fetched, but given historical precedents and current rates, such a world may well be far from fantasy.

A far-fetched dream just a few weeks ago, it is now possible to glimpse the shape of a future political settlement.

The personal training industry as a whole was still in its infancy at this point, so this idea seemed ridiculously far-fetched, at best.

The likelihood of a "W" also seems far-fetched without the sort of liquidity crisis seen last autumn.

But if history's any guide, a year-end rally may not be so far-fetched.

If a friendly, caring computer like this sounds far-fetched to you, think again.

The Alexander comparison is really not as far-fetched as it might seem: he really is trying to remould the world according to his vision.

It doesnt take a political rocket scientist to see that this isnt a far-fetched scenario, but timing is everything.

This is not so far-fetched, given how much outsourcing and collaboration between companies goes on today.

Yet the idea that this shrill little dinosaur can survive indefinitely in a world ruled by and for mammals seems even more far-fetched.

It was interesting. But the point the teacher was trying to make seemed a little far-fetched.

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

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

Far-fetched as it sounds, subsequent research from multiple groups has found cellular evidence of such a system.

Even Roy of the Rovers comic book writers used to think twice before coming up with story lines quite as far-fetched this one.

Admittedly, it sounds a little far fetched - to be able to survive without eating.

Just a few years ago, the idea of having a computer in one's home seemed far-fetched for most Chinese.

But the domestic market is unlikely to produce much growth for a while, and talk of international expansion looks far-fetched.

It seems more far-fetched to believe that the US will continue to enjoy such a pleasant period indefinitely.

It may sound far-fetched, but a recent study published in the Royal Society Of Biological Sciences journal found it was reasonable.

Yet Vespucci's enterprising life was never boring and his far-fetched tales ought not to be judged by today's exacting standards.

But it wouldn't be far-fetched that more frequent treatment would keep blood cleaner, reducing complications over the long haul.

Neither is it a very far-fetched inference that a man who inherits one article of such value is pretty well provided for in other respects.

Add to that support for the king but rejection of many of his ministers, and the comparison looks less far-fetched.

It was far-fetched to think that this brand is actually a deviation from the understanding.

Creation of a mutually beneficial development ecosystem seems ambitious and promising, but could be far-fetched.

It may sound far-fetched , but a powerful tool to combat climate change is giving nature -- our "neighbour" -- legal rights.

If you think this is far-fetched, consider how one might study how participants in financial markets form and revise their expectations.

To the slum-dwellers of Kibera or Dharavi, all this may seem distant, indeed far-fetched.

The possibility of this being true is not far fetched or out-of-this-world in theory.

The very notion that truth would be checked by a consensus of passing conscientious browsers was far-fetched.

So, fiddle with the atmospheres of these neighbours and you open new frontiers for human settlement and far-fetched story lines.

It is not far-fetched to suggest that it will take another century of humankind to realize all of the implications of this revolution.

A: I do not know what is the intention of forging a far-fetched link between the two issues.

In those cases, would it be far-fetched to say that ownership negatively affected well-being?

Although this seems far-fetched perhaps the world should start to take him a little more seriously.

It was all very far-fetched, but the footballer part has come true.

But the earthquake "Han" is not recorded in several documents under the designer out of far-fetched reasoning.

No, I'm not really a Mulder fan. I find the concept of alien life too far-fetched.

It may be a little far-fetched but students enjoy the course.

I suppose that's possible, but it seems rather far-fetched to me.

Though it may sound far fetched, the way all these opportunities have been "attracted" to me were nothing short of mystical.

The abduction sounds like a far-fetched script from one of Nigeria's popular outlandish films.

It may sound far-fetched, but federal regulators are studying whether sudden acceleration in Toyotas is linked to cosmic rays.

But it is far-fetched to describe it as a holocaust, as Paul Preston does in his latest book.

It may seem far-fetched that such a big change in the automobile business could come about in just 40 years.

The expectation that in these conditions profits will rebound strongly is quite far-fetched .

But wasn't it far-fetched, this notion of a future, when I could hardly get through eleventh grade?

The proposal the president had put forward seemed a little far-fetched .

It looks too far-fetched to be anything but a child's toy.

" It has been writing articles against the boss and employee affinity, and even far-fetched to say a big push " reasons.

After all, the idea that policy can be set just according to mechanical rules in a crisis seems far-fetched.

The snack said to be women bag lover, may be most people feel far-fetched.

The Magic coach has been desperate for some relief, resorting to a pep talk for Alston that even he admitted was far-fetched.

That's not nearly as far-fetched as it seems, according to a new Northwestern University study.

Far-fetched as this may seem, many other people are using three-dimensional printing technology to create similarly remarkable things.

I'm not saying that he was lying, but his story was a little far-fetched .

Far-fetched, you might think, but just such instances of misinterpretation and over-reaction by officials are well-documented.

European leaders' plans to achieve effective devaluation through major wage adjustment seem far-fetched.

the Science Adviser will recommend an incredibly risky, far-fetched plan to kill the monster. The Defense Secretary will object.

The Marlboro Man, meanwhile, master of wild beast and wild country, seems too far-fetched and preposterous even for advertising.

And the idea that architecture itself is somehow subject to algorithmic optimization is not far-fetched.

So the possibility that Apple might introduce the i Phone 5 with an integrated, flip-out stand seems pretty far-fetched.

The film's plot will undoubtedly take many more dramatic turns from there, but its early premise is, sadly, not entirely far-fetched.

Would like to always maintain the peace, keep to one's liking, everything, it is inevitable that some far-fetched, had indulged.

I find it very far-fetched that there would be a very organised ETIM branch in China.

He shelved the idea as "too far-fetched" until, in 1972, a colleague pushed him to revisit and publish it.

"The idea of microlibraries challenging the public-library system is pretty far fetched, " says McMullan.

But it is not far-fetched to suggest that its actions could help set off a round of tit-for-tat protectionism.

The idea seems nuts but is actually, he says, not at all far-fetched.

I know so long strong always far-fetched. The quiet words can make me feel the heart pain.

This was also quite far-fetched, since corona discharge is more related to Kirlian photography than the residue of pressed flowers.

Even though it sounds far fetched, I feel that in this world nothing is impossible. Time is the only factor. How long do we have to wait?

They cling on to the far-fetched notion that their favourite players wouldn't even think of playing anywhere else.

And the thought of the "bionic eye" may not be too far fetched.

bizarre, adj, Strikingly unconventional and far-fetched in style or appearance; odd.

Do you like me to I love you, and often talks about, I would not far-fetched to say it!

The same blood, so why downlink conscious love, so strong. And uplink love it sometimes seems far-fetched?

I'll use my smile, living out of far-fetched to none haughty.

His interpretation of the phenomenon sounds far- fetched . How is it possible that women would prefer to be married men's lovers.

It may sound "science fiction and far-fetched" but it is not.

The aliens' nonverbal communication devices may sound far-fetched.

A riddle is a dark and far-fetched metaphor that connects things not ordinarily connected.

A more far-fetched plan on SETI drawing boards is to build a radio telescope on the far side of the moon.

He is the logical consequence of an ever more far-fetched recruitment process.

At the time, even his closest advisers dismissed the notion as far-fetched.

His argument is far-fetched to the last degree.

I realize this sounds far-fetched, but if you're a Lisp hacker you'll know what I mean.

I realize this sounds far-fetched, but if you're a Lisp hacker you'll know what I mean.

The notion of China as an exporter of culture may seem far-fetched.

However far fetched a response, the story nevertheless captures something about the dangers of true love.

that last one's a bit far-fetched, isn't it?

It could even be something truly far-fetched - an alien invasion, giant lizards or a wave of famished zombies.

What role is there for satire when real business leaders are beyond far-fetched?

Not far fetched . . . All of this is part of a bigger 'script'

This may sound far-fetched, but tests have now been carried out which reveal that it is nevertheless the true explanation.

Although his regime has backed militant groups in the past, the Libyan leader has been known to make far-fetched claims before.

That story's pretty far-fetched. Nobody's going to believe it.

It might sound far-fetched, but Reid and Kassewitz believe these sound images will provide a library of what we might call dolphin words.

It is not far-fetched to say that Google made the Internet what it is today.

"Far-fetched though it may seem" you got that right, the US defense budget is seven times higher than the Chinese defense budget.

It's not far-fetched to imagine that in the future attackers could create even harder-to-detect malware-infused slideshows.

At this stage, it seems far-fetched, but it clearly works for flies.

This might seem far fetched but it is already starting to happen.

Far-fetched? Remember the 1980s and early 1990s when pessimism and low productivity growth prevailed in the US economy.

Human DNA has only 4 basic building blocks (commonly written as G, A, T, and C), so this is not a far-fetched theory.

It's not too far-fetched to believe that if we keep thinking cheerful thoughts, we can exercise and grow the happy section of our brain.

A coalition of the three left-of-centre parties seems far-fetched.

Really far-fetched, is for the right.

This may sound far-fetched and alarmist.

That's a little far-fetched, isn't it?

Although I give this example a little far-fetched, but I think that's true.

None of this is far-fetched.

Although devices such as artificial gills and thought-reading machines seem far-fetched, scientists believe they are viable.

He still wasn't too sure that was so far fetched.

Does this sound too far-fetched?

He left her, and even gave reason for the far-fetched.

The plot seems far-fetched at first, but more convincing on second look.

We donwoult need any longer far-fetched ideas.

Far-fetched, maybe.

To some, this analysis of music and society may seem no less far-fetched than Plato's.

But when I saw how far-fetched?

Day and night can not be touched by the sad days of heart, the same belief in the mercy of far-fetched and the earth.

Is it far-fetched to argue that having cast his main bets Mr Obama can now do nothing except await their result?

This is not a far-fetched scenario.

Yes, there is a lot of far-fetched dreams, but dreams can come true.

Maybe this is not so far-fetched, because many people prefer to spend their time in the simulated reality of websites such as Second Life.

It sounds far fetched, but, according to Quian Quiroga, the technology to do this is already available.

The number doesn't sound too far-fetched, given that Facebook still has room for international growth -- for example inChina and Russia.

"But that is far-fetched, " I objected.

Fear of fear in order to face and far-fetched, but could not justify sophistry.

My question is this: Is there ever such a thing as an interpretation too far-fetched?

After the separation of the miss, will say so far-fetched, I also hard to do

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Seem pretty far fetched to me

crazy birds that speak far-fetched, but contradictory, neurotic, or even see the people who know who to bite;

Well it might seem far-fetched baby girl but it can be done