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Photo: Bruce Owen A wide shot of flooding in Pukekohe this afternoon.
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A wide shot of a destroyed house on Mataso island.
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Whenever there was a wide shot, we used a double.
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It pulled back in order to get a wide shot.
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We begin with a panoramic wide shot of the stark, spare, mountainous Afghan landscape.
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It was a full shot, and she was indeed a knockout.
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The vial embedded in this high-heel shoe could accommodate a full shot of whiskey.
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He was smoking his cigar, and there was a full shot glass in his hand, too.
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I was hitting a lot of poor full shots.
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He felt he was striking his full shots as well as he could, but the putts simply would not drop.
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I tried to devise what I called a Wellesian approach, where some things would be in extreme closeup, pulling out to an extreme wide shot.
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A year ago, I thought it was possible but a long shot.
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It seemed too much of a long shot, too simple an answer.
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A long shot to say the least-butsomething was better than nothing.
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Currently, the bill remains a long shot for passage in the Senate.
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Given that, a long shot doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
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But the chance of a female Dr. Who remained a long shot.
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The chiefs conceded the success of either tack was a long shot.
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Rehabilitating the entire field of nutrition research was always a long shot.
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Analysts said ADM was down, but not out by a long shot.
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It was a long shot that Mo would be in the house.
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Maybe it will come back, but that's a very long shot now.
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But I wouldn't rule out the other, not by a long shot.
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I knew it was a long shot, but I had to try.
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He did a beautiful job on you. It was a long shot.
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You missed morning by a long shot and the sun's down again.
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It may be a long shot, but we have to consider it.
