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If you look further afield, the 6200 system looks even worse.

We would go far afield as had always been our custom.

And why look further afield than his own lands to find it?

That's going a bit far afield, even for you, old man.

It seems they have ambitions to move further afield, which can only mean one thing.

Now we need something further afield, but not too taxing for her.

Finding work far afield from one's home turf is not easy.

Her ideas about healing range far afield of Western science.

It's less successful when it moves afield from its natural subject matter.

Isn't that going a bit far afield from your mission?

The most adventurous oil companies are looking far afield in Africa.

The impact of Obama's missile decision will be felt even further afield.

That would have left little time for a journey further afield than a European capital.

Now that I was stronger, we could range farther afield.

We've gone far afield of the original subject here, so let's swing back to it.

A summer working in Europe led to trips farther afield.

Looking farther afield, he saw there were several other boats doing the same thing.

On rare occasions the bird can be found far afield.

Soon the chick will be big enough to survive for days alone and both parents can go further afield.

The industry wants to look farther afield, but there are the inevitable environmental and political problems.

Or they are going further afield, into management consulting and investment concerns.

He moved his livelihood a bit farther afield, to Chicago.

That may explain why many people start businesses in lines of work far afield from their earlier jobs.

For a moment there I thought we had wandered far afield."

She went further afield now in search of food.