Long way
Ways
Ways noun - Structure consisting of a sloping way down to the water from the place where ships are built or repaired.
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The events portrayed happen a long way away from the Holy Roman Empire, however, and the way the Teutonic Order organized its state was different and in many ways more modern than the contemporary HRE.
Source: Useful Notes / Holy Roman Empire - In Star Trek: Voyager, taking Not In My Backyard to its logical extreme, the Malon are a race that never bothered to develop clean ways of disposing of waste, because they simply shipped it all off to somewhere else, a long way away.
Source: Not in My Backyard! - Well, there are two ways to explain it: the long way and the short way.
Source: Bizarro Fiction
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