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apart

[uh-pahrt] / əˈpɑrt /


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Ranchers in states as far apart as Virginia and California are choosing not to send their cattle to Nebraska.

From The Wall Street Journal

Direct talks between Russian and Ukrainian negotiators earlier this year in Istanbul failed to break the deadlock and despite the flurry of diplomacy, the positions of the two countries appear to still be far apart.

From Barron's

The deal is expected to be announced as soon as Wednesday, but any deal could always be delayed or fall apart.

From The Wall Street Journal

Money doesn't compensate for a father who, in his mid-90s, decided to rip his family apart because he believed it was in the interests of his business.

From BBC

"Having lost all trust and credibility, it's long been evident to everyone apart from John Swinney that Angela Constance's position is untenable. She needs to go."

From BBC