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Outpost Restrepo lay at the furthest point of American control in the valley.

Natchez is the furthest point to the north at which oranges ripen in the open air, or endure the winter without shelter.

So as I saw her go, I slipped back to the ticket-office and took my place all the way to Brieg, the furthest point on the line.

Crivelli's picture shows us the furthest point of departure from the original type.

The mountain culminates in a double peak; the furthest point is a broken tooth of bare granite.

Another excursion was made to ksfjord, and the steamboat rejoined as far as Hammerfest, the furthest point reached.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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