1.   This study has yet far to go and it would be unwise to be too dogmatic about sources and influences at this stage.

2.   Although far to the north, the trek galvanized Jefferson and his young secretary, Meriwether Lewis.

3.   As he struggled to keep the promise, however, the forces that Moynihan described were driving the debate fast and far to the right.

4.   At night, students come from near and far to the institute, about five minutes north of downtown Houston.

5.   But far out to sea, violent weather may be creating swells that become large breakers on the shore.

6.   Far to the southeast was a huge splash of yellow.

7.   Farther up is the brightest planet, Venus, then dim orange Mars, Saturn and far to the upper left, giant Jupiter.

8.   With member states split over whether and how far to advance, it is likely to fall short of those expectations.

9.   NATO says taking in new members will strengthen security and go far to solving thorny regional problems.

10.   NATO says taking in new members will strengthen security and go far to solving regional problems.