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in so far as

/ ˌɪnsəʊˈfɑː /

adverb

  1. to the degree or extent that

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So this was exactly the lane that I enjoy operating in, so far as action and thriller.

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Mr Doran said in so far as was possible, the inquiry sought to hear from witnesses from "various categories and levels of staff who worked at Muckamore" and with "experience on different wards".

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Nicaragua has asked the court to hand down preliminary orders known as provisional measures, including that Germany “immediately suspend its aid to Israel, in particular its military assistance including military equipment in so far as this aid may be used in the violation of the Genocide Convention” and international law.

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Support for Mr. Putin has since returned to around 80 percent, in so far as polling can be trusted in the current environment.

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"In so far as the article in The People of which you complain raises the fact that Ms Davy was angry, it was not adding anything in substance that had not been implied in other articles?"

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