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Meanings of far afield in English

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Usage of far afield in English
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Well wishers came to the town from as far afield as Iowa.
Reuters
2
Traces of China's smog have been detected as far afield as California.
The Guardian
3
The show's format won't wander far afield of the group's world-record podcast.
Wired
4
But upon this particular May morning his mind was questing far afield.
Burned Bridges
5
The Phoenicians have pushed far afield since we looked at them last.
The Ancient East
6
And yet to stray too far afield alone is even more hazardous.
Writing for Vaudeville
7
Possible cases are being checked as far afield as New Zealand.
Reuters
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So far Illustrious projects have stretched as far afield as Miami and Mexico.
The Guardian
9
It was a cosmopolitan city, with trade goods found there from far afield.
News.com.au
10
From England, Spain has worked as far afield as Sweden and the US.
The Irish Times
11
It was felt as far afield as Auckland, GNS seismologist Muriel Naguit said.
Radio NZ
12
Gov Newsom has requested help from as far afield as Australia and Canada.
Radio NZ
13
I can't say why I wandered so far afield that day.
The Wise Man’s Fear
14
I can't see any reason why we have to go so far afield.
Cities in Flight
15
We went far afield in search of material for her thesis.
Each Man Kills
16
Ellison's property empire extends from Silicon Valley to as far afield as Japan.
Reuters
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