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go far

verb as in be successful

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The Californian couple criticised the company's parental controls - which it said were designed to promote healthier use of its chatbot - saying they did not go far enough.

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But many newsrooms said the changes didn’t go far enough in protecting their ability to report.

The cuts go far beyond typical furloughs associated with past shutdowns, raising questions about service disruptions, long-term staffing gaps, and the precedent it sets for future administrations.

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“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together,” she said.

You don’t have to go far for a scan: MRI, EKG, CT, and ultrasound machines are tucked away off a light-filled waiting room.

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