Senators can be considered stuffy, and they're often too far removed from the political lay of the land.

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The strange subterranean world that Verne describes isn't too far removed from the landscapes on the surface in Iceland.

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Whenever an organization grows this quickly, there is a constant concern that we will become too disparate or too far removed from the actual mission at hand.

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Sometimes it was a reminder that Sly and his folks didn't want to be too far removed from the street energy they drew on for their music.

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The decision was a victory for the Free Enterprise Fund, which argued such agencies were too far removed from the will of voters, who give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down on presidential policy every four years.

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With U.S. Mid Terms on the horizon, the administration does not want to be too far removed from being able to exercise policy in the house.

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It is seemingly both too close to the BBC and too far removed from it.

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