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Sucre takes him to a part of the yard where they see Lincoln squatting against a wall, far removed from the general population.

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

To be perfectly candid, my own condition was not far removed from that of superstitious fear.

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

High-frequency trading is as far removed from the approach of Warren Buffett as it is possible to get.

So poisonous has the word become that even the BBC, about as far removed from the City as you can get, has felt the need to ban all bonuses.

Although China is far removed from such a parlous state of affairs, it occasionally displays the same tendencies.

Where our past games have been about times and events far removed from today, Age of Empires III ties into our known family histories.

Alas, Annette Lu's notions of right and wrong and friendship, are clearly far removed from that of most people.

It was extraordinary how far removed from his life Arabella seemed to be.

Suddenly he felt lonely and far removed from all this festivity .

I try therefore to maintain a position as far removed from the cold superiority of the philosopher as from the arrogance of a ruling Caesar.

Many times, screeners are far removed from the front lines.

But, the Court concluded, the facts in the Kaiser Aetna case were simply too far removed from previous cases involving navigable waterways.

Scratch away at the surface of this game and you can find a test not far removed from those at Villa and Newcastle.

Since that move, basketball has given him a handsome living, but one very far removed from the lives of ordinary people.

It is as far removed from time as is a tiny candle from a distant star, or what you chose from what you really want.

We are always reminded that tragedy is not really far removed from comedy, so we never get a lop-sided view of things.

You had become far removed from the original freedom and joy of the angel inside you.

This exchange makes professional philosophers titter, because their daily work is far removed from the production of sage utterances.

Ecosystems will find themselves subject to climates far removed from those they evolved in, endangering many species.

Panama is indeed now far removed from its erstwhile financial free-for-all. Its banks are highly regulated.

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

Pressing a button or playing a game is far removed from making a cup of tea, running for president or committing a crime.

Moreover, the operators of drones, often on the other side of the world, are far removed from the sight, sound and smell of the battlefield.

Others considered academic theology too far removed from the needs of the unchurched masses.

But today's hair transplant technology is as far removed from yesterday's as the iPhone is from the clunky 1980s car phone.

Yet here in China, for this week at least, I am immersed in a world that is familiar but simultaneously far removed from my own.

However, it is here a case of slow, gentle heat, far removed from bright heat and glare.

This will challenge another element of the pre-2007 consensus: that central banks be as far removed from politics as possible.

Everywhere you look on this production based class the end result is far removed from any road-going car.

They seemed far removed from the housing and finance bacchanalia that spurred the latest recession.

For those far removed from biology class, redwoods do reproduce sexually, albeit not very sexily.

Biology at the protein level is far removed from the linear, digital code of nucleic acids.

Sometimes, I really doubt of the value of being a postgraduate. After all, the reality is too far removed from what we crave for.

It is seemingly both too close to the BBC and too far removed from it.

Words are often used incorrectly and far removed from their original meanings.

Buddhist monk may seem far-removed from the busy, gadget-packed daily buzz of modern life.

What you say is far removed from what you said before.

What you say is far removed from what you say before.

At present, space flight is far removed from most people's imagination.

But while it is far removed from modern self-help books, experts say the guide gives a vivid portrayal of women in 18th century society.

The events in the newspaper article were far removed from reality.

A large-scale publicity program has been conducted among teenagers to ensure that they will be far removed from drugs.

Such theories may seem far removed from our own day, but there are striking parallels.

How far removed from reality this seems today.

For 40 or 50 years the collection was "far removed from the Taiwanese people" , says Lin Mun-lee, the museum's director.

a hideaway far removed from towns and cities.

Any remote place far removed from the world.

The rationale is that technology investments, because they are far removed from credit-centric securities, could look relatively enticing.

For example, the issues scientists think most important often seem abstract and far removed from the day-to-day concerns of ordinary people.

These border disputes have often occurred around land frontiers far removed from Beijing;

The auction may seem far removed from everyday life,

The one inhabited a deep pond, far removed from public view;

be far removed from the masses and reality

in fields far removed from our own