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remote
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remote
Refers to any entity (user, machine, facility) in a different geographic location. Contrast with local.
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Following the NFF's final declaration on the theft, Sani Ndanusa, the country's sports minister, set up an investigative panel to "establish the immediate and remote causes leading to the loss of the money".
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The literature points to the larger North-South conflict in Sudan which raged for decades as being one of the remote causes of this humanitarian tragedy.
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Sky, who carried out the study, said: "We're not surprised the remote causes arguments and have no doubt every home has their own family politics over it.
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