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far from
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30.41 |
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She was wet, but far from cold. |
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far as
|
4.81 |
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Far as I know. |
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far behind
|
2.96 |
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Not too far behind is Tiger Woods. |
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far in
|
1.32 |
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I was either too far out or too far in. |
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far beyond
|
0.92 |
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It was just too outre, too far beyond the pale in polite company. |
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far below
|
0.86 |
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Not far below is solid rock. |
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far along
|
0.79 |
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MCI is as far along as anyone. |
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far out
|
0.72 |
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Sound a bit too far out? |
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far down
|
0.66 |
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If the tube goes too far down, Stamm will hear oxygen reaching only one lung. |
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far to
|
0.66 |
|
Far to the southeast was a huge splash of yellow. |
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far into
|
0.59 |
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Not far into the film, a guitarist in the audience fainted. |
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far over
|
0.59 |
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Although the process of political change is far from over, the worst seems past. |
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far between
|
0.53 |
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The jokes are mild and far between. |
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far outside
|
0.53 |
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He drew the nine hole and will start from the far outside. |
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far less
|
0.46 |
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But the package of bills faces a far less certain fate in the Senate. |
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far out_of
|
0.39 |
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Not far out of Miami, her parents took Elizabeth to the infirmary, where Dr. Mauro Neri saw her. |
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far for
|
0.33 |
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When prices fall too far for too long, businesses must cut jobs and salaries. |
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far short_of
|
0.33 |
|
But his desperation pass fell far short of the end zone and incomplete. |
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far across
|
0.26 |
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Pennant races were going on somewhere else far across the continent. |
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far on
|
0.26 |
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There must be a process for exploring ideas before going too far out on a limb. |