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And we in Exeter today are on the far edge of the planet.
Well, in the far future, the Sun is going to get brighter.
And so what we can look forward to, or at least prepare for, is the fact that in the far future, the Earth is going to look more like Mars.
If you look at the far end of this graph, you can see the Netherlands and Korea are in single figures.
They got out on the far end, we said, "Fine, don't worry about it."
We'd be a far better-off country and world.
And if you go out to that line of trees at the far end, you'll see what the valley used to look like.
For some of the subjects, sitting in the far corner of a room is a box of Godiva chocolates, and for others is a can of Spam.
One of the problems with making decisions about the far future and the near future is that we imagine the near future much more vividly than the far future.
But when this woman told me, "I have flown everything there is to fly," bombers, just all kinds of planes, it just melted me, you know, just to see how far women have come.
That's a far cry from a shining city on a hill or a beacon of hope or all of the other ways we like to talk about ourselves and our values.
On the far left-hand side, that bar represents a group of people who are uninfected, and as we move towards the right-hand side, these people have become infected and they're moving towards the stage that they're infectious.
So let's look at how China is re-establishing that hierarchy in the far East.
So no matter what the lines on the map tell you in terms of nations and borders, what you really have emerging in the far east are national cultures, but in a much more fluid, imperial zone.
It's the border, much of it is the border between China and Russia, up here in the far east.
But what they're seeing, way out there in the far reaches of the microwave background, is this kind of odd undulation.
After a half an hour, maybe, there was one guy at the far end of the table who wasn't saying much.
That's a National Geographic image of what is called the mammoth steppe, what the far north, the sub-Arctic and Arctic region, used to look like.
I don't know for sure that the Brits invented this particular view of the world, but I suspect we might have done so: we are right in the middle, and we've cut the Pacific in half and flung it to the far corners of the world.
This wasn't scheduled, but they went from inner-city Boston to Pobal in India, to Secondi-Takoradi on Ghana's coast to Soshanguve in a township in South Africa, to the far north of Norway, uncovering, or helping uncover, for all the attention to the digital divide, we would find unused computers in all these places.
I've described a quest that begins in the world of the very small, and propels us to the world of the far future.
This, however, was a far cry from the quality of the original.
Directed by Lamberto Bava as John Old Jr. this is a far cry from the classic Italian horror and splatter films of the 70's and early 80's.
The plot is laughable and shallow and the actual "rugby" shown is a far cry from reality.
"Journey to the far side of the sun", was ordinary, convoluted, half baked, silly looking film, with laughable amateur special effects (and remember I love films from that era and despise CGI), and it can be fully compared more to 60's SF disasters such as "Marooned", which "Journey" very much reminded me of.
the typical pre-teen movie, having all pre-teens wishing to misbehave and be able to afford the trip to paris or some far away country away from parents? i dont really like the olsens anyways, they never could really shake off the image of michelle, on full house... in case you didnt see that, then you were lucky from the start.
But the finale, though unexpected, is preposterous, and the whole plotting (complete with childhood traumas and multiple-personality disorders) reveals itself to be unbearably cliched, especially as far as motivation is concerned.
Navy Commander Chuck Prescott(Marshall Thompson)has developed the Y12 aircraft to test how far man can go up in the atmosphere.
A far cry from Super Troopers.
Fong is perhaps the most uncharismatic action lead of the 80s, Roundtree's small part is a far cry from his "Shaft" days, and Cameron Mitchell adds another shameful role to his career, one to sit right next to his laughable turn in "The Toolbox Murders" (this man was a respected actor once, now he has come down to wearing flowers in his hair and complaining about people bleeding on his carpet).
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