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Although it is a far cry from a conscious system, the so-called "brain in a dish" is spooky as it moves a paddle up and down a screen to bat back a pixelated ball.

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Obviously, Erewhon’s gleaming produce aisles are a far cry from a doctor’s office.

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The authors estimated that the mission may ultimately cost between $8 billion and $11 billion, a far cry from a 2020 independent review that estimated it closer to $4 billion.

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The accident highlighted the dangers of backcountry skiing, which is a far cry from a trip down the bunny trail at your local slope.

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On Jan. 30, the water content was just 52% of the average for that date — a far cry from a year earlier when it was around 200% of its average content, thanks to repeated atmospheric rivers that dramatically ended California’s driest three-year period on record.

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