Far-flung

Far-flung military bases can be useful for many things.

Matthew Yglesias » Muslims Want Us Out of the Middle East 2009

Far-flung from its Italian administrators, Lampedusa has been a focus of immigration for hundreds of years, hosting ancient seafarers from the Phoenicians to the Romans.

An escape from the Arab Spring: one migrant's voyage to Europe 2011

Far-flung outposts include the Canary Islands and two north African enclaves called Melilla and Ceuta.

At-a-glance guide to Spain 2011

Far-flung suburbs continue to fare worse than homes located closer to core metro centers, he says.

Home Prices Sink Further Nick Timiraos 2011

Far-flung locales are among the markets being tapped as liquidators scurry to unload an unprecedented excess of apparel and other goods they are getting from retailers and manufacturers.

Flush Times for Liquidators 2009

Abe Lincoln Doesn't Go Too Far Far-flung vacations are nice, but President Lincoln preferred to stay a bit closer to home.

A Brief History of Presidential Vacations 2009

Far-flung parts of their brain have unusually high levels of cross-wiring.

Metaphor as Synesthesia | clusterflock 2008

Far-flung countries in Africa and South America have also become trendier alternatives to traditional European programs.

Weak Dollar Crimps Study Abroad 2008

Far-flung suburbs -- where home building exploded in recent years -- have more typically gotten hammered.

Where Home Prices Are Holding Up 2008

Far-flung theories about motivation (Anita Hill was in love with Clarence Thomas; Smith's alleged victim hates all men) show the lengths skeptics will go to deny the possibility of sexual offense.

Sex Crimes: Women On Trial 2008