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In this case she wasn't too far off the mark.
As it will later show she is not that far off the mark.
But it was in the fall, so we aren't too far off the mark.
And when you got right down to cases, was that really so far off the mark?
Some of the comments were not far off the mark, however.
Something told him that what he was thinking might not be so far off the mark.
In the final analysis this was certainly way off the mark.
It is likely to be further off the mark for the full year.
The question, he seemed to say, was off the mark.
But based on the track record of four years ago, they could be way off the mark.
