How To Use Well out In A Sentence
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The shelf is so high it is well out of / beyond my reach.
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They will have done extremely well out of this.
Times, Sunday Times
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Last time around poor selection decisions and an even poorer campaign meant they were well out of the running.
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You could hear the moans and cries and smell the stench from well outside the tents.
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Weather: The inversion has passed, but a huge snowstorm is about to envelop the Western USA and Canada, well out into the upper Great Plains.
View from the Northern Border
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But this is well out of line, according to a spokesman for the premium rate watchdog, ICSTIS.
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Involvement in a very wide range of chemistry, extending well outside the company's standard commercial product range.
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Where the old car had concave surfaces on the doors, the new doors swell outwards, lending more bulk to the profile.
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They are narrow or wide, swell out in the middle (ventricose), are curved like a bow (arcuate), and have a sudden wave or sinus in the edge near the stem (sinuate).
Among the Mushrooms A Guide For Beginners
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The GFS, NAM and the latest European model all predict a period of light precipitation in association with warm air advection well out ahead of the main storm late Monday into Tuesday.
Big Midwest snow looms, wintry mix & rain for D.C.
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They are narrow or wide, swell out in the middle (ventricose), are curved like a bow (arcuate), and have a sudden wave or sinus in the edge near the stem (sinuate).
Among the Mushrooms A Guide For Beginners
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We should of course always make sure that dodgy toys are binned, car seats are safe and secure, matches are well out of reach and knives are not used for juggling.
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But in the bocage country of the west, where the new local authorities were townsmen already disliked for having done too well out of the Revolution, priests preferred solidarity with their parishioners.
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I whistled and cooeed to John who was well out of sight and hearing by this stage, hoping that the wind would carry my voice.
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The air is still, and frost has settled on the deadland, and on the winter-gray trees to their right, well out beyond the deadland.
The Magi'i Of Cyador
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The hotel was well out of the centre in a slightly grotty area, and so there wasn't much to see in the immediate vicinity, but in any case I wanted to work on the act for the night.
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Taking holding costs and dividends into account, the Government is well out of pocket.
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This house on the Uxbridge Road was the perfect place for them to compose their music as it isn't overlooked by any other houses and is well out of earshot of the neighbours.
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Off in the distance, well out of sight, a comparable number of protesters partied in the streets, sang, bounced on trampolines, enjoyed live music and, by my reckoning, seemed to be having at lot more fun.
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And with the sun behind us, we knew we were well out of sight - drifting south, with a pack of dark shapes circling our feet.
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However it seems increasingly clear that it has been well out of its depth in the hard-nosed world of big business that the health service has now become.
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‘You're supposed to travel along it,’ said a small boy with a raspy voice that was well out of proportion with his body size.
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They were well out of pocket — they had spent far more in Hollywood than he had earned.
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I think Howard's much vaunted political antennae may be well out of tune on this one.
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These are also designed with an eye to reassuring those who did well out of the switch from rates to poll tax.
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If the item is well out of your reach, such as a new computer or piece of hi-fi equipment, why not negotiate a deal with your teen to pay for part of it if they are willing to save up and contribute a certain amount?
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Turbo-expander is a machine which can produce cooling load by gas swell output external work in air separation equipment. It has much merit, so it could be abroad use in air separation industry.
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None of those things is conducive to doing well out on the tennis court.
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There was nothing she could do about it, other than keep a low profile and stay well out of his way.
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Nor does it work well outside cities; its short range demands a dense network of base stations.
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With the ship run aground and the bow well out of the water, these would have been easy to salvage.
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And railways especially were well out of fashion.
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The shelf is so high it is well out of / beyond my reach.
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Some say sardonically that combat pay is good and that one can do quite well out of this war.
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But given, as we know, that these things can take all sorts of twists and turns, I think any chairman of the authority would want his or her clerk well out of intimate knowledge of these matters.
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When all hands were called, I rubbed my eyes in astonishment, for as I glanced out of the deadlight near which my hammock swung, I saw that we were under way and well out to sea.
A Gunner Aboard the "Yankee"
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A few farmers even managed to do very well out of the exorbitant prices charged to urban residents for a few mouthfuls of grain.
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The land seascape had an abandoned quality and a largeness that made the heart swell out to fill it.
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Side planers are used to troll lures and baits well out to the side of a moving boat.
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As such, the Mackenzie River system offers the best example of a northern lentic system that is unlikely to be significantly affected by changes in hydrologic processes operating within the north (e.g., direct lake evaporation and precipitation) but will be dependent principally on changes in water-balance processes operating well outside the Arctic.
Effects of climate change on general hydro-ecology in the Arctic
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The hook was well out of shape and the nylon was chewed to nearly half its original diameter.
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‘The incident involving the car tyres is well out of his professional character and conduct,’ he said.
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Scottish shipping lines did well out of the migration, taking Jews to the east of Scotland and then on across the Atlantic from the Clyde.
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With half-time approaching, Ovenden were awarded a free kick well outside the penalty area and Megson floated the ball over everyone into the net.
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We drew water in a bucket from the well outside the door.
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His presence was by no means necessary in getting the ship under weigh, and steering her well out to sea.
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After an early nutmegging by Ahmed Elmohamady, the scorer coped well out of position at left back, eventually thoroughly subduing the Egypt winger Bruce had ordered his team to play through.
Steve Bruce has to win over the Sunderland fans after Newcastle defeat
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Only the funeral parlours will do well out of this for years to come.
Times, Sunday Times
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In Spain huge-capacity nightclubs stay open all night but are sited well out of town.
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These organizations fall well outside any reading of invidious discrimination and are a prime example of how exclusionary organizations and institutions determine and admit qualified members.
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By the time Clare recorded their next score Sligo had a further 2-13 on the board and were well out of sight.
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We drew water in a bucket from the well outside the door.
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I asked him a few questions - it became clear that he was well out of his depth.
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The hotel was well out of the centre in a slightly grotty area, and so there wasn't much to see in the immediate vicinity, but in any case I wanted to work on the act for the night.
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After that king Arthur sending his messenger into diuers kingdomes, he summoned such as were to come to his Court, as well out of France, as out of the adiacent Islands of the sea, &c.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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The risks could well outweigh the benefits of the relatively small sums that would be raised.
Times, Sunday Times
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After that king Arthur sending his messenger into diuers kingdomes, he summoned such as were to come to his Court, as well out of France, as out of the adiacent Islands of the sea, &c. and a little after: From those adiacent Islands came Guillaumarius king of Ireland, Maluasius king of
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 01
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I can accept the thieving but to set fire to it is well out of order.
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Nests are located inside high, hollow branches, well outside the range of land-bound predators.
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Paraphilia is sometimes used by laypeople in a more judgemental or prejudicial sense, to categorize sexual desires or activities lying well outside the societal norm.
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In any event, an appeal against the order of 3 March 2000 is well out of time, the parties have acted in the meantime on the basis that the order was not under challenge, and it would be wrong, now, to extend time.
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They take me well outside of what I would call normal consciousness; there's a real sense that I am communing with something much greater than me.
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We drew water in a bucket from the well outside the door.
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We certainly extended the theory of the continuous voyage and we seized certain cargoes from British vessels which were well outside of our coast line.
The Relation of the United States to the Issues of the War
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Grasp a fixed horizontal bar with a wide overhand (palms facing away) grip well outside shoulder width.
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Cheap indeed, for the middle and upper class excursionist, but still well out of the reach of the labouring man for whom walking was an everyday fact of life.
Walking and Walking Tours
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We drew water in a bucket from the well outside the door.
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The Gryphon Trio also uses techniques well outside conventional chamber music, employing a click track that the musicians can hear from their in-the-ear monitors.
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American land cress will survive well outdoors and produces a lot of leaves.
Times, Sunday Times
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Not until they had slipped their moorings and they were well out to sea did Elissa reveal their destination.
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W. r.t Condoleeza Rice -- which "anna" has brought up a few times -- the Jake Tapper blog post over at ABC News indicates that unless Obama saw that a cabinet member would be well outside of the mainstream, he would approve of that cabinet member.
Election Central | Talking Points Memo | Obama Attacks Hillary As Calculating And Divisive
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Few, on either side of the political spectrum, come well out of the affair and over it all hangs the olid mephitis of abject appeasement.
The Home Secretary Is Also Stupid
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I actually have this guess that they will succeed in keeping well out of harm's way and will end up going home and dining out on the story of their ‘bravery’ for years.
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The £525m Barchester offered for the group was well out of reach for the other bidders.
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When they were pretty well out of sight, there was a bright flash of light and a large shadow was cast over the area of about a football field.
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Blair, the IRA and those for whom the most important thing in life is to be allowed to sodomise 16 year old boys are the only ones I can think of who have done well out of the last ten years
Archive 2007-09-09
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A 15 per cent council tax rise is well out of order, especially if it includes spending £2.7 million on an art museum.
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Distracters, the media, and the debunkers in this current onslaught against the discovery are completely ignoring the evidence of the possibly nine Homo floresiensis individuals discovered at the site, says Brown. âThere are no modern humans with the postcranial dimensions of Homo floresiensis and the second mandible is well outside the range of human variation, â Brown told Cryptomundo.
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Nobody comes well out of this squalid affair, but he emerges in a worse light than most.
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Doctor Agrippa, who surprisingly had kept well out of our way, now came to dance attendance on us.
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This had enabled the glass company to maintain a cost structure well out of line with the marketplace.
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The bluecoats remained gathered back in the casaran groves, well out of range.
Alector's Choice
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Lagrange's outspoken views have left him well outside the conformist political mainstream.
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These green wedges of land and water started well outside the city and narrowed as they grew closer, separated by transportation routes radiating out from Stockholm.
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With the Thai ladyboys, he certainly picked a subject well out of the ordinary, although Wilner does go to great pains to emphasise the acceptance of ‘women of the second order’ in the Thai society.
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The last great depression took Orwell out on to the road, on a quest for the meanings of mass poverty.
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Purses and wallets in coat pockets make for an easy target, so put your cash, cards and keys in an inside pocket well out of reach.
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A fully informed, carefully and methodically reasoned, conceptually watertight political argument lies well outside them.
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My sewing adventures are always a little dicey, which is why most of my fabric lies uncut and well out of harm's way.
Linktastic Friday No. 4 - A Dress A Day
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But she had to stop to laugh when she was well out of sight of the house, in a green meadow bestarred with the white and gold of daisies.
Chronicles of Avonlea
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He strode to his office, not sure where else he could go at the moment, the situation was well out of his hands.
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Of course this is also a moot point at this stage because the genie is already well out of the bottle and trying to put it back in via the courts wouldn't just be a futile gesture, it'd probably be a PR nightmare for Weiner.
Ivan J. Parron: How Private Are Anthony Weiner's Privates?
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City had certainly made considerable allowances in an attemptto help Corinthians facilitate a deal that always looked well out of their price range.
Manchester City upbeat over Sergio Agüero as Carlos Tevez deal falters
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She'd never been outside the forest, and the river was well outside the boundaries of the tribal lands, she remembered once from her father's recounts of his travels.
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Yesterday he vehemently denied deliberately hatching the elaborate scheme to trick Mrs Fretwell out of her home.
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However there was a feeling that we were well out of order in doing so.
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‘All the furniture is well out of the way, it's just a shell now until it goes down and dries out,’ he said.
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Of course this is also a moot point at this stage because the genie is already well out of the bottle and trying to put it back in via the courts wouldn't just be a futile gesture, it'd probably be a PR nightmare for Weiner.
Ivan J. Parron: How Private Are Anthony Weiner's Privates?
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Isn't it conceivable he could be almost to Chicago by now, or at least well out of this area?
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Any thoughtful answers to questions about the nature of religion must account for the fact that for centuries and everywhere human beings have created and sustained a set of ideas well outside the realm of daily experience — ideas claimed as versions of that supernature that persists in the different flavors and textures of contemporary religions.
Is the Supernatural Only Natural?
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The shelf is so high it is well out of / beyond my reach.
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Not only is she not intimidated by her mother's authourity and threats, she challenges the older woman, telling her that her procuress-like speech on how risks are necessary for richness "is a pretty saying of a wicked one/but methinks now/it does not show so well out of your mouth;/better in his" (2. 1.177-180).
Final drafting stuff:
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At home, if I venture a light no-trump, and Joan, sitting on my right, exclaims well out of turn, "Oh! father," we all know that Joan has the no-trumper, and the play proceeds accordingly.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, 1920-09-29
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If the unit fails well outside the warranty term, and your dealer is unwilling to help, you can obtain a new steering unit from an independent supplier.
Times, Sunday Times
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Doctor Agrippa, who surprisingly had kept well out of our way, now came to dance attendance on us.
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While the tobacco industry does make large profits, they are nothing compared with that of the pharmaceutical industry, which would do well out of any smoking ban due to increased sales of nicotine patches, inhalators and similar items.
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Purses and wallets in coat pockets make for an easy target, so put your cash, cards and keys in an inside pocket well out of reach.
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Distracters, the media, and the debunkers in this current onslaught against the discovery are completely ignoring the evidence of the possibly nine Homo floresiensis individuals discovered at the site, says Brown. âThere are no modern humans with the postcranial dimensions of Homo floresiensis and the second mandible is well outside the range of human variation, â Brown told Cryptomundo.
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Involvement in a very wide range of chemistry, extending well outside the company's standard commercial product range.
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This is doing well out of the shale boom in the US.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fish stayed 50 yards offshore, well out of range.
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You want to know what his hard men who had done well out of Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration might look like?
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a well outfitted expedition to the South Pole
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Actually, the so-called grey economy operates very well outside official regulation.
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The marasca cherry doesn't grow well outside its homeland and has long been replaced by other varieties for maraschino cherries, mostly sweet as far as I can tell, which is probably why bitter almond flavour is used, to mimic the sour taste.
At My Table
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Cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and other large farm animals seem to fall well outside the paradigm of urban farming.
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I realised my daughter was well out of the way and my only thought was to get out.
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For three days, the three busiest of the year, when we might do well out of tolls on carts and pack-horses and man-loads passing through the town to reach the fair, we must levy no charges, neither murage nor pavage.
St. Peter's Fair
