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George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury from 1991-2002, described the unique dynamics within the House of Windsor, telling the recent documentary: “The more distant a special family is, the more they have to huddle together to find warmth within it.
In the context of all this, more distant and staggered debt maturities come in handy to mitigate the risk of introducing overly expensive debt capital in the overall capital structure.
It turns out that supermassive black holes in the closer, more recent universe are up to 20 times more massive than those in the more distant, early universe (relative to the mass of the stars around them).
It will also have to sail to more distant waters, resulting in higher operating costs.
Not too long afterward, they started couples therapy, she said, but despite this, they grew more distant —almost like "roommates" — and the relationship became even more tense once Lemieux returned to work.
The appointment of an episcopal vicar is a way for the bishop to reach out to the more distant parts of the diocese.”
Source: https://www.catholicsun.org/2023/03/21/new-episcopal-vicar-embarks-on-northern-mission/
While there’s nothing quite like a quintessential British village with a cosy pub and chocolate box cottages, there’s something to be said about places which remind you of more distant locations.