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| He seemed bored and distant from the game. |
| The other posts can be distant from the line. |
| Chong Khneas is distant from the city center. |
| However far away you may feel, you are never too distant from the God who made you. |
| The legacy continues to this day in lands far distant from the place of its origin. |
| Eyes prominent, small, rotundate, less distant from the thorax than from each other. |
| That said we are now becoming more distant from the events of 2008 and are thus more able to look at the context. |
| For example, in an iodide ion, I -, the outer electrons are in the 5-level - relatively distant from the nucleus. |
| When Mercury or Venus appears most distant from the sun in the evening sky, it is at greatest eastern elongation. |
| Distant from the whispering that comes from your lips, Attacking your speech claiming it will get you in trouble. |
| Not far distant in Aghaboe, St. |
| Distant in a not so profound way. |
| Ideas distant in time can be suddenly pertinent. |
| Displacement: Communicating about things or events that are distant in time or space. |
| Ice so distant in utter disregard of his body, not long ago himself into a coma body. |
| Distant in any direction; not near; remote; mutually separated by a wide space or extent. |
| In fact, about 30 million light-years distant in the constellation Andromeda, NGC 891 looks a lot like our Milky Way. |
| The other world is not distant in space and time, and this world is not so immediate to the senses as it may appear to be. |
| Arts courses often enable students to reach beyond their own experiences and imagine worlds far distant in time and space. |
| Until now the only priest Andrew had known was Fr Delahaye, a man much older than himself and quite distant in his manner. |
| My family were very distant to me. |
| Alicia is cold and distant to her son. |
| Rita seems distant to John but he is unsure why. |
| The Arcadia is in an excellent location within walking distant to most of the sights. |
| Anakin slowly turns to the dark side becoming more and more distant to the Jedi order. |
| The ability of the lens to adjust from a distant to a near focus is called accommodation. |
| It included the study of the structure and function of all natural objects from the very distant to the very small. |
| All of the women have very close relationships with their mothers and distant to no relationships with their fathers. |
| Our ' theoretical ' answers to your conundrum would be somewhat distant to reality and could only be seen as wish lists. |
| EU funding is something tangible, that people can understand, as it makes the EU more real, less distant to ordinary people. |
| He is aloof and distant with very hurt feelings. |
| The way you could grow distant with a good friend. |
| But he was not distant with her that I seen at all. |
| We had become a little distant with all that was going on between ministries and raising a baby. |
| She had grown very distant with her parents, the thought of the things she was doing got her scared at times. |
| It's one of the things that has kept us connected during a time when kids are often distant with their parents. |
| Some people who are more distant with their parents use jondae, while most close families use banmal with parents. |
| Been seeing a guy for 6 weeks; he introduced me to his Mum, his friends etc then all of a sudden became distant with me. |
| Denethor is all sorts of cruel, cold and distant with his son, not bothering to hide his disdain, his sarcasm, his contempt. |
| The last boyfriend I had was close to his mother (I think overly close) and distant with his father because of alcohol abuse. |
| John's remained distant for some time. |
| The stars are just far too distant for ancient observation to detect it. |
| Is this dawn too distant for the Bengali people? No, it is not too far off. |
| Don't waste your time and career at a team that would make everything distant for you. |
| In January 2004 Geordan started having episodes where he seemed to be distant for hours. |
| Does he/she have some esperi? ncia with children? The children are strange and distant for me. |
| My advice would be, if you eventually would get back with him anyway, is warn him you're going to be a little distant for a while. |
| He did everything he could for everyone he met, including performing medical services for those too poor or too distant for the doctor in St. |
| Although the topic maybe distant for some, it has nevertheless strengthened our long term goals on how we Muslim girls want our homes to look like in the future. |
| From this he claims to be able to cover a distant of 60 kilometres an hour. |
| There was then plenty of sea-faring to the most distant of the world's places. |
| Voyager 1 is the more distant of the two and is now the farthest human-made object from Earth. |
| As the most distant of the third person limited points of view, you can still hear the narrator's voice. |
| Example: Construct the locus of a point P that moves a constant distant of 2 cm from a straight line AB. |
| He reaches across both space and time, building bridges between the most impossibly distant of characters. |
| The most distant of the naked-eye planets, Saturn takes just under 30 years to complete one orbit around the Sun. |
| I am glad to have been part of his visit, and glad that he visited our shores, the most distant of any from Hungary. |
| Most of the popular shopping centers are located in the center of town and all within walking distant of each other. |
| Here's the most distant of the three horses in the first shot, taken from the same location using an old Tokina 135mm f2. |
| They had in the distant past a common origin. |
| There once was a time in the not too distant past that travel was seen as education. |
| I know I have spent a lot of time in the not-so distant past doing just such a thing. |
| Other times schools have a reputation from the distant past that's no longer accurate. |
| Capricornus maybe a faint constellation, but it has had a significant role in the distant past. |
| In the distant past this was the last chance to take stock of winter supplies and prepare for survival. |
| It was an Englishman Slater laid the foundation for a new reflection and serious study of the distant past. |
| Comparing tax revenues today to tax revenues in a distant past when health care costs were much lower is just not relevant. |
| Sea mounts within the Niue EEZ Niue's distant past Niue is an old and inactive volcano that rose above the sea before it died. |
| In the not too distant past Agrus Kos, a hardened Boros wojek, uncovered a plot by the long forgotten Dimir guildmaster, Szadek. |
| However, in Brazil the hierarchy is more noticeable and subordinates tend to stay distant as a matter of respect. |
| Chala in turn feeds the waters of Lake Jipe, some 30 kms distant as the crow flies, through more underground systems. |
| The reason why i love karachi is because my family is here and at least its not so distant as the people in london are. |
| Barack Senior is portrayed as an imposing, intelligent figure with a fierce pride in his country, but distant as a father. |
| Because she was blackmailed by Gant into fabricating evidence, and she became cold and distant as a result, Angel Starr and Jake Marshall became quite bitter toward her. |
| Greg and Marcia Brady couldn't marry) or are sufficiently distant as to make any genetic risks remote (the degree of cousins allowed/denied by incest laws varies state-to-state). |
| Mr Varden the clue to all had seemed so distant at the door which. |
| He was handsome and mysterious, but still cold and distant at times. |
| She may have acted rather distant at times, but she was still a good friend and loyal companion. |
| It's also, interestingly enough, a strategy that allows me to be intimate and distant at the same time. |
| I never doubted my mother loved me but I always wonder why our relationship seemed so distant at times. |
| All this information was too much to handle, since the meeting I have been very distant at home and my husband is clueless on why. |
| Meanwhile the national games were being celebrated a few miles distant at Tailten (now Telltown) in connection with the royal feast. |
| So while the world of work may seem distant at this point in time, you may want to give some thought to your future career plans now. |
| During the ensuing feast games, a few miles distant at Tailten (Telltown ), Patrick baptised Conall, brother of the Ard-Righ, on Wednesday, 5 April. |
| The receiving dish on earth must be large as the signal is relatively weak, due to the satellite dish being quite distant at approximately 36,000 km. |
| The pair are 126 million light-years distant by redshift and 130 million light-years by Tully Fisher measurement. |
| They soon learned that the Space Marines and Adeptus Mechanicus had been kept distant by the problems with warp travel. |
| To the east, the direction of their journey, not far by eyes but distant by judgment, a trail of smoke coiled up into the air. |
| In the result, without knowing it, I find myself in the church distant by hundreds of kilometres from Warszawa, in which was the figure of Virgin Mary which was able to heal me permanently. |
| TETRA masts by contrast were two kilometres distant on average. |
| There were American forces 400 miles distant on ships and in Southern Italy. |
| I have now become more distant on a romantic levels, to where she has noticed. |
| Yes, distant on line education opens the windows of knowledge, wide open rather. |
| Being distant on protective over personal information would be construed as being rude and closed. |
| He seemed aloof and distant on stage, but this was probably necessitated by the production's approach. |
| He is dropping Martin a kilometre distant on the south side of the dust-filled track that bisects the plain. |
| Rikknen remains third in the standings, increasingly distant on 169, while Lewis Hamilton is fourth with 153. |
| Spots four centimetres distant on the back have no qualitative contrast at all, and fuse into a single sensation. |
| Still, according to her mom, a modeling career is distant on the tweens radar -- which makes sense considering her young age. |
| Wife: Hannah Hoes - distant relative to his mother. |
| That loved one was a distant relative to whom she served as guardian. |
| Ripley is of course a distant relative to Leia and Han's family line. |
| If there are no sharers or residuaries, then the distant relatives are the heirs. |
| I made it to about Page 40 before I howled out for a distant relative to hold me. |
| His natural affinity to speaking the truth was a distant relative to our politics. |
| Dzaw ul-Arham, distant relatives, which is applied under Egyptian Law in Article 31 of Law no. |
| Although Matcha is a distant relative to traditional steeped green tea leaves this is a completely different food. |
| This means that the uterine sister's share is double that of the full brother, even though she is a more distant relative to the deceased than him. |
| Mei Zhuang is cold and distant towards him while he's. |
| Being cold and distant towards her children can't be the way to go. |
| The sea ' beats the walls of the houses ' while the port was a mile distant towards the south. |
| Her son Jax is busy leading the club, and his fiance Tara (Maggie Siff) is distant towards Gemma. |
| And Mark has unaccountably become distant towards Sally, who thought she had discovered a soul mate. |
| Many of them had Indian blood in their veins, and when such was the case they were a little distant towards the slaves. |
| He controlled my mother's finances and made her socially isolated - as she was so battered, she was emotionally distant towards us. |
| After that conversation she became distant towards me and at her wedding did not ask me to do anything and tried not to have me in any of the pictures. |
| Normally aloof and distant towards his colleagues, McGarrett had changed after Danny Williams had joined the team, taking the young and personable Williams under his wing. |