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far-gone

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That far-gone youthful time alone is where Hollis dreamed of the world he’s in now.

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By the time she approached Jon he was so far-gone that he offered her a campaign sticker and invited her to a demonstration.

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But that goal is still a far-gone dream as the sport hopes to grow international participation with modern weight classes and equitable gender opportunities.

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Focusing mainly on the first handful of those years, the documentary is an ode to an already far-gone era when a wave of bands revitalized New York’s music scene, capturing the gritty romance of the city.

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But Gosar is probably the most far-gone nativist member in Congress.

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