However, the camera does zoom in, showing more detail from 250 miles away, 100 miles away, 15 miles away, and so on.
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Las Vegas is 83 miles away and Reno 28 miles away.
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But so far, the only available apartments have been in San Francisco (50 miles away), Sacramento (95 miles away) and Bakersfield (300 miles away).
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It's easy to put companies five miles away or four miles away.
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Thick acrid smoke could be smelled miles away in Houston and was visible dozens of miles away.
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Thick, acrid smoke could be smelled miles away in Houston and was visible dozens of miles away.
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This orbit takes it from 4.9 million miles away at its closest approach to 15.4 million miles away at its most distant (by comparison, Mercury is about 58 million miles away from the sun).
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The upscale Galleria shopping center is less than four miles away, and downtown Houston is about nine miles away.
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Another plant adding jobs in Toledo is 160 miles away, while a third in Moraine, is about 250 miles away.
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As a comparison, the Moon is around 239,000 miles away, and Mars is 39 million miles away at its closest.
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The closest school and medical clinic is 39 miles away and the nearest metropolitan area -- Phoenix -- is 150 miles away.
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There is an international airport 0113 miles away, near Rennes, and another in Nantes, a little more than 60 miles away.
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The island, called Potato Island, is about 90 miles away from New York City and about 150 miles away from Boston.
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Do they have to come from a 150 miles away, 250 miles away, or 20 miles away, to pick up that load, and when they're done, how far do they have to drive empty to the next thing or back home?
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He told the parents that their kids could attend Noble Elementary (1.2 miles away) or Henderson Elementary (2.4 miles away) the following year.
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Earth is 93 million miles away from the Sun, and the closest members of the Oort Cloud are about 93 billion miles away.
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The small city of Vergennes has stores and restaurants about eight miles away; the larger city of Burlington is about 30 miles away.
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The Lynden Pindling International Airport is about six miles away, while Nassau, with a population of around 245,2000, is about 21 miles away.
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They can see stuff hundreds of miles away, way beyond visual range, and shoot at it with missiles also from hundreds of miles away.
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The potential ninth planet, at its closest, would be about 103 billion miles away; at its farthest, it could be 100 billion miles away.
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Fairview Heights is about 14 miles away from St. Louis by car, and Granite City is about 10 miles away from St. Louis by car.
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Tremors were also felt in the cities of Bandung, more than 63.5 miles away (102.1 kilometers) and Yogyakarta, more than 211 miles away (339.9 kilometers), authorities said.
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It's not exactly easy to hit the ballot box when you're 4,000 miles away, or 10,000 miles away, and certainly, during Iraq, we were busy all the time.
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Two miles away, a totally different perspective Just two miles away in the multipurpose room of a Lutheran church, the feelings about the Trump administration were quite different.
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With the Blue Jackets established 140 miles away and the Pittsburgh Penguins 150 miles away, it is unlikely that an N.H.L. team will return to Cleveland any time soon.
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The earthquake's epicenter was located 16 miles south of the coastal town of Muisne, but its effects reached the country's most populous city, Guayaquil, 300 miles away, and capital, Quito, 100 miles away.
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Uniontown, about 15 miles away, is also in Fayette County.
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The citation was issued 1,000 miles away from his home.
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It's easy to forget he grew up 6,600 miles away.
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I won't because the closest Starbucks is 20 miles away.
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Africa. Literally thousands of miles away across the Indian Ocean.
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Then the Woolsey Fire started to rage, 15 miles away.
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Alternatively, pitch in with disaster relief thousands of miles away.
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I texted my sister – who lives approximately 3,000 miles away.
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Every line is written 7,000 miles away, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Kenneth Gleason lives in a suburb about 10 miles away.
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You can see the twists coming from 100 miles away.
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And for many of us, it's thousands of miles away.
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The other nearest station is 14 miles away, Tucker said.
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On the screen was her father, thousands of miles away.
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EVEN THOUGH HE ENDED UP A COUPLE THOUSAND MILES AWAY.
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It was felt more than 100 miles away in Rome.
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The closest place with other people is 1,243 miles away.
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The "driver" was 140 miles away, operating the rig remotely.
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But what if those friends are thousands of miles away?
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Boko Haram fighters are stationed a couple of miles away.
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Currently it is held a few miles away in Roehampton.
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Some guys contact me from miles away just to chat.
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The closest it will come is 103 million miles away.
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I analyzed the situation and saw everything from miles away.
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Richmond County is over 73,000 miles away from Ascension Parish.
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You can see a lot from 1 million miles away.
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Instead, it will take place 7,200 miles away — in Rwanda.
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I can see people staring at me from miles away.
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A few miles away, Jay Fazio had the same idea.
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We were more than 9,000 miles away from Silicon Valley.
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People up to 53 miles away could experience temporary blindness.
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Many were sent on to facilities thousands of miles away.
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By then, they were already more than 1,800 miles away.
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Hawaii, nearly 4,000 miles away, is the closest U.S. state.
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Its pyramid shape dominates the Pyongyang skyline from miles away.
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The spill was around 3 miles away from the community.
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Light tremors were felt in Baghdad, some 150 miles away.
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The nearest proper grocery store is about 30 miles away.
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It zoomed just slightly past the moon, 238,000 miles away.
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The regime's front line was now only eight miles away.
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You could see flames, they estimated, about 100 miles away.
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My family was down there somewhere — maybe five miles away.
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L.F. Wade International Airport is less than nine miles away.
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The place is at least 3,000 miles away from home.
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It's also headquartered in Essen, 6,500 miles away from Huaraz.
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Diving shops are abundant in West Bay, seven miles away.
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Thousands of miles away, British officials were formulating a response.
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My father remarried again and moved hundreds of miles away.
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The closest place was 300 miles away up in Indianapolis.
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Also, you'll be thousands of miles away from Donald Trump!
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London, 60 miles away, is commutable by road and train.
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Nike world headquarters, in Beaverton, is about five miles away.
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Sounds he heard in another home, thousands of miles away.
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The nearest lab is 400 miles away in Ada, Oklahoma.
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I immediately thought of my father, a hundred miles away.
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This is a million miles away from social media culture.
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And her aunt, 90 miles away, sees him every month.
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It involved flying out of Shanghai, about 215 miles away.
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Soweto is more than 700 miles away from Robben Island.
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Six thousand miles away in Manhattan, she cried every day.
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Home was 100 miles away in central England's rural Leicestershire.
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Same for the caravan; it's still hundreds of miles away.
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Tuesday, and Aghdam was hundreds of miles away from home.
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Six miles away, however, the economic recovery was taking hold.
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Surabaya is about 774 km (411 miles) away from Jakarta.
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And he lived just a few miles away, in Blackey.
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New Canaan is about 40 miles away from New Haven.
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Yet thousands of miles away, it dominates markets across Africa.
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The nearest officers were in Wolverhampton, about 10 miles away.
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TRUMP: We're involved in wars that are 6,000 miles away.
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An 21960 earthquake 1,500 miles away in Mexico on Sept.
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AND, it's around 20 miles away from Hard Rock Stadium.
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It was detected by listening stations thousands of miles away.
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The Apache hit the target from about 0.9 miles away.
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Anderson said she then drove to a CVS some 20 miles away from her home, which also declined the prescription, and allegedly told her a Walgreens some 50 miles away didn't have the pill.
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The chief said the review found that at the time the fire truck "initiated transport," a medic unit was more than 4 miles away and a basic life support ambulance was about 2 miles away.
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The nearest major population center is more than 3,100 miles away.
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The tone, in particular, is miles away from Adams' absurd wit.
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In its furthest point, or apogee, it's around 2013,000 miles away.
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"You could see the smoke from 30 miles away," he says.
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The closest store is a few thousand miles away in California.
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Their vehicle was found in good condition about 10 miles away.
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NBC has a 6 hour delay for events 3000 miles away.
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The cemetery is about two miles away from the Jewish cemetery.
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Three thousand miles away in San Francisco, Shauna is also anxious.
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After the shooting, Hart moved to Texas City, 15 miles away.
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The storm is currently about 70 miles away from the Keys.
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How does collaborating with someone who is 3,000 miles away work?
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Each tower can only receive signals from about 13 miles away.
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Then, Mariah was driven two miles away where she was killed.
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Towns are small and major cities are dozens of miles away.
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I just moved 3,000 miles away in order to move on.
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It was about two miles away from the initial traffic stop.
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They were 120 miles away in the northeastern city of Sylhet.
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It's located roughly 500km (310 miles) away from the Zhangjiajie bridge.
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In optimum conditions, they can hear sounds from six miles away.
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The car was about 2 miles away from the Hempstead home.
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Both were directed by drug gangs from Liverpool, 143 miles away.
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As of Monday afternoon, they were still around 900 miles away.
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It's scary how mom powers work even hundreds of miles away.
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A huge mushroom cloud could be seen from 20 miles away.
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In its closest point, or perigee, it's around 222,000 miles away.
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It takes an hour even though it's only 27.013 miles away.
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It's about three miles away, so it takes me 20 minutes.
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I'm originally from Beaumont, they're from Port Arthur [292 miles away].
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At the nearest hospital, some 10 miles away, still more sounds.
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My family lives 3,000 miles away, and isn't close to me.
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It's not going to cue in a shark from miles away.
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The smoke plume reached the Oklahoma panhandle, hundreds of miles away.
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Clinton saw Sanders' punches over trade deals coming from miles away.
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His body was discovered on a highway about six miles away.
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No one was hurt, although windows were rattled several miles away.
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Instead, he'll be holding a rally only a few miles away.
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The blast rattled windows miles away and blew open wooden doors.
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But a killing more than 800 miles away, in Pensacola, Fla.
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B.D. came from the town of Oskaloosa, about eighty miles away.
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The sun is many millions of miles away from the moon.
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A few of them reconvened in a park two miles away.
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Lightning would strike twenty miles away and the UHF would crackle.
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They were about 90 miles away where we could process them.
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They were about 90 miles away where we could process them.
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At another L.A. hospital just a few miles away, it's $383.
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The closest physician who could prescribe it was 278 miles away.
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And that's all taking place 2,300 miles away from San Francisco.
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Downtown Scranton is about two miles away, on the Lackawanna River.
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The next day, her body was found about 90 miles away.
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Instead, its site is a few miles away from Universal's CityWalk.
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Alamogordo is about 80 miles away from the El Paso station.
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It was miles away, so she borrowed 500 Liberian dollars for
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The geriatric ward was in another hospital, about two miles away.
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She lived 100 miles away, so Mom couldn't see her easily.
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Sonically, it's a million miles away from Joanne's balladry and bombast.
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Even those up to 53 miles away could experience temporary blindness.
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Her body was found about two miles away in Derby Dale.
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On average, the moon is about 238,900 miles away from Earth.
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But Sunday and Monday's supermoon will be approximately 143,524 miles away.
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Arrow 2 can intercept missiles between 21625 and 2900 miles away.
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This person that is thousands of miles away, he's your brother.
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It's a million miles away from the courting of my youth.
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"Nobody sees you up there, you're three miles away," he says.
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Instead, the team was rerouted miles away, toward the Mali border.
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Two days later, Mr. Cook's body was found 75 miles away.
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I bought a more expensive house twenty miles away for £165,000.
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Lech Walesa International Airport is about 13 miles away, in Gdansk.
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Jersey Airport, the island's only airport, is about seven miles away.
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Both are already heavily trafficked and miles away from Midtown Manhattan.
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Larry would be shipped thousands of miles away to Western Australia.
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Thursday, headed for St. Petersburg, a seemingly safe 400 miles away.
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Licenciado Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport is about 11 miles away.
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My home was only about two and a half miles away.
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Finally, she located one about 20153 miles away, in Colusa, California.
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Now, her new doctor and hospital were nearly 100 miles away.
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Some are being flown thousands of miles away from their parents.
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It was only forty miles away, and I had never been.
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The condo is just 18 miles away from Hard Rock Stadium.
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Miles and miles away, Kowalski watched the game as she studied.
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I hope they all do great, we are 21625,2900 miles away!
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He was here, thousands of miles away, unable to protect her.
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Residents said the blast had been felt tens of miles away.
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The Cranbrook Academy of Art is a couple of miles away.
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They hoped to find the Stuart Highway, about 14 miles away.
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His nearest neighbor was 20 miles away, according to the report.
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The woman was in Palau, an island nearly 2020,000 miles away.
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The two mothers headed for New York, about 40 miles away.
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Our oldest got married 3,000 miles away in Sonoma Valley, Calif.
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President Vladimir Putin was a few miles away at the time.
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And this recent close-up of Jupiter, 415 million miles away.
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Or we're 60 miles away from Gary, and they'd know that.
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The nearest big city is Milwaukee, more than 217 miles away.
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Next season, he will get one last shot 2,500 miles away.
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The nearest U.S. Coast Guard station is hundreds of miles away.
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This photo was taken by a rover 142 million miles away.
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Monday, about 20 miles away from the coast of mainland California.
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Sam, about 5,500 miles away, watched his camera as officers arrived.
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He grew up between Guadalajara and a ranch thirty miles away.
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Two days later and 1,500 miles away, Hillary Clinton punched back.
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Getting here from Anchorage, about 13 miles away, requires two flights.
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After all, the nation's first black president lived 12 miles away.
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The two lived independently, with their daughter a few miles away.
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He lived roughly three miles away in East New York, Brooklyn.
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Another house a few miles away was also raided on Friday.
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Romero was flown four states and 1,000 miles away to Georgia.
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The second restaurant I visited was 15 miles away, in Vista.
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Here's Juno's look at Jupiter's south pole from 32,000 miles away.
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It was over 10,000 miles away, off the coast of Washington State.
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The Mae Sot hospital, if needed, was less than five miles away.
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That heavy load you're carrying is thousands of miles away in Florida.
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It had been dumped nearly 65 miles away, in rural Clarendon County.
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Beatty, a town with a population of 21920,21998, is 23 miles away.
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From Penwell, the nearest track is in Abilene, almost 200 miles away.
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Windows more than 500 miles away shattered during the Tsar Bomba test.
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Scientists' best estimates have it passing more than three million miles away.
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He tried rehab once and I made him move 100 miles away.
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Saturday about 10 miles away in a rural area of Cache County.
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Sturgess and Rowley collapsed in Amesbury, a few miles away, last week.
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The Catholic cemetery is about two miles away from the Jewish cemetery.
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Thousands of miles away in India, officials expressed shock at the shootings.
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Women nothing like her, fighting in a war a thousand miles away.
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Its South Shore Plaza shop, some nine miles away, will stay open.
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I couldn't leave the camp with my parents being 100 miles away.
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She was psyched to go—four weeks, 2,000 and something miles away.
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It next explored the Endeavor crater, 13 miles away, starting in 2011.
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Her body was later found in a wooded area 65 miles away.
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In some cases, the closest match may be hundreds of miles away.
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But the scouts were based in the US, thousands of miles away.
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They are the mentors who orchestrated care for me from miles away.
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Thursday's earthquake hit near Ueki city, just 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) away.
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Meanwhile, controlling this from 300 miles away, and they actually automate it.
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Keep in mind, the sun is 2628 million miles away from Earth.
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And it got me a little bit closer, about three miles away.
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Authorities in Quito, just 22017 miles away, declared a state of emergency.
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One satellite can collect information being broadcast 2,174 miles away, says Thoma.
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I refused to have my wedding in my hometown, 2,000 miles away.
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The $5 billion project will be constructed 700 miles away...in Wyoming.
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She's traveling to a prenatal doctor's appointment, which is 17 miles away.
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The tremors were so strong they rattled Rome -- about 100 miles away.
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The impact from the explosion could be felt from 15 miles away.
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Palm Beach International Airport is 2.5 miles away from Mar-a-Lago.
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I see you making the drive to a clinic 200 miles away.
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I decided to move to California, 3,000-plus miles away from home.
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Then I take the bus to my friend's house three miles away.
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Orlando's airport is more than 503 miles away from Walt Disney World.
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A few miles away, University of California, Berkeley students protested on campus.
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The state's only other Verizon locations are 27 miles away in Anchorage.
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Nine hundred miles away in British Columbia, wildfires just hit him again.
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Alfred, the truck's driver, was found more than two miles away -- alive.
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ISIS still exists, mere miles away, and could step into any void.
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This way, you can feel connected and together even while miles away.
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Now imagine manipulating the claw on another planet a million miles away.
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Meanwhile, A-Rod did dinner at Craig's just a few miles away.
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Now imagine manipulating the claw on another planet a million miles away.
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Albuquerque is more than 250 miles away from their point of escape.
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Here, Colombia's multi-faction civil war may seem a million miles away.
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No. I took her to one in Gardena [about thirteen miles away].
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But just a few miles away, something amazing happened on Christmas Day.
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"It's a million miles away from censorship," King told a news conference.
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Mexico's capital, hundreds of miles away, was not spared the quake's tremors.
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The closest metro stop connected to the city is 15 miles away.
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She can spot hypocrisy, cant, self-contradiction and absurdity 10 miles away.
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Some 350 miles away, Abilene was at the top of the list.
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More than 1,600 miles away here in Washington, Himes didn't hear it.
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Any alarm on a dashboard 240,000 miles away would have been disquieting.
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The first two outbreaks were over 600 miles away from each other.
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However, 10,000 miles away, in Australia, another store called Kmart is thriving.
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George Wallace had been shot a few miles away in Laurel, Maryland.
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But the Russian S-400 can kill targets about 25 miles away.
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Meanwhile, homes about 6 miles away Port St. Joe saw extensive damage.
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He works anonymously, but his art can be seen from miles away.
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Residents miles away from the blaze reported finding ash at their homes.
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Westgate is about 2 miles away from the site of Tuesday's attack.
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The city is roughly 150 miles away from the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Kutiman, was 7,000 miles away, a composer and video artist in Israel.
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The electronic scanning radar detects a drone up to 6 miles away.
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An alert popped up a thousand miles away, on Matt Grimm's phone.
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Denice, however, was discovered in a different county, about 8003 miles away.
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Now, five thousand miles away, the modern civil-rights movement was beginning.
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There are rednecks getting drunk at the sports bar three miles away.
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Scott's family was more than 220,21 miles away, in Traverse City, Mich.
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It's not a million miles away from a Frank Ocean impression, actually.
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Some 3,000 miles away, fans are giddily enjoying Golden State's hardcourt jubilee.
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Killer Stephen Paddock lived 80 miles away, in the exurb of Mesquite.
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I live thousands of miles away; it is a three-hour flight.
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Philadelphia and New York are about equidistant (5583 and 50 miles away).
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I told him the name of my town, about 100 miles away.
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The vibe at the Orchard Street race is miles away from that.
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Hundreds of miles away, a minister is mostly having a slight cough.
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Just 65 miles away, in the capital of Vilnius, things were different.
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They were from Treshchyovsky, a little village 25 miles away from Kemerovo.
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The car is also made 53 miles away in Blue Springs, Miss.
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But just a couple miles away, Panama City suffered a tremendous blow.
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The evening's flaky white fish had been caught a few miles away.
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Just a few miles away, he photographed an extremely poor white community.
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But moving 23 miles away from Manhattan has one big challenge: work.
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Seoul, the capital, is about 80 miles away, as are American troops.
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Two months later, his decomposed body was found about 12 miles away.
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Investigators would eventually find him nearly 1,000 miles away in Sheboygan, Wis.
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Smoke rising over the refugee camp could be seen from miles away.
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But Google Maps told me Crater Lake was only 9.2 miles away.
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Almost all of them lived hundreds of miles away, in New York.
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Water flowed nearly two miles away, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
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Downtown Toronto is 25 miles away, or about a 30-minute drive.
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Residents with private planes can land in Salina, about thirty miles away.
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Downtown is about five miles away, and Nashville International Airport is 10.
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Nearly 1,000 miles away, The Times's appetite for newsprint was growing ravenous.
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A few miles away, University of California, Berkeley students protest on campus.
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The Plaza, the heart of the city, is about eight miles away.
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She closed her eyes and imagined a world 25 trillion miles away.
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I also daydreamed about life back at Almaty, thousands of miles away.
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Her car was found abandoned at a park about three miles away.
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Some of them have since returned home, but many remain miles away.
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Never mind that the nearest ocean is more than 800 miles away.
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And have we mentioned the nearest gas station is 50 miles away?
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The resort is 182 miles away from Dublin, where Pence met officials.
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Jury selection will begin next month in Pittsburgh, hundreds of miles away.
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The Justice Department will superintend reforms from 1,000 miles away in Washington.
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American advisers were about three miles away when the Russian strike occurred.
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The original concert took place a few miles away at Riverfront Coliseum.
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He was in meetings with Afghan officials less than two miles away.
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Ten minutes later, a second one broke through a couple miles away.
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He fled in his car, but abandoned it a few miles away.
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Three years earlier and about 12 miles away in Overland Park, Kan.
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A few get caught in high winds and sent many miles away.
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The blockade was set up 13.7 miles away from a Unist'ot'en camp.
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They lived in Khayelitsha, Cape Town's largest township, some 11 miles away.
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Tyson works in California, a state thousands of miles away from Virginia.
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I listened to him rinse a dish in a sink miles away.
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The moon is nearly 240,000 miles away and offers no such protection.
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It also represented the hedonistic lifestyle that I was miles away from.
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They took them to the city of Damascus, about 100 miles away.
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The roar of the rushing water is so great that it can be heard from a whopping 24 miles away, while the rising mist from the falls can be seen from more than 30 miles away, according to victoriafallstourism.org.
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Some 20 miles away, the Battle of Piave of June 1918 has commenced.
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Excuse me, same apparatus 1500 miles away, did you get this as well?
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A protest by nationalists will be staged almost 40 kilometers (25 miles) away.
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He finally found a hot rig about 600 miles away in southern Texas.
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The two neighborhoods are just miles away from each other, but worlds apart.
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Nevertheless, they diligently manipulated the telescopes from thousands of miles away in Belgium.
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And 5,000 miles away from Opportunity, the Curiosity rover is in less danger.
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Japan time, when Hayabusa22 was about 20 km (12.4 miles) away from Ryugu.
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The ships were, instead, thousands of miles away off the coast of Australia.
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The Instagrammable treat is already making my mouth water from 6,000 miles away.
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Oh, that Elon, sent me all the way, son, 139 million miles away.
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The track, according to NJ.com, is three miles away from where he lives.
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Thousands of miles away, I can hear the emotion rising in her chest.
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Malden, a town 30 miles away with similar demographics, had no flavor restrictions.
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Thousands of miles away, Las Vegas was reawakening after a scandal-ridden decade.
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Meantime, about 373 miles away, Curiosity was continuing to rove the Martian surface.
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But nearly 2500,2000 miles away, someone was listening from their New York apartment.
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The nearest Tim Hortons restaurant, a Canadian staple, is about 60 miles away.
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Three days from now, the Democrats will debate just a few miles away.
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Unlike central Beirut two miles away, the back-up generators here are weak.
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It was a striking anomaly: just 22008 miles away, primates were perfectly healthy.
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He lived miles away in Yorkshire, and I didn't know him well enough.
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Neely, who lives just a few miles away, hadn't heard about the announcement.
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No one wants you turning on the gas from a thousand miles away.
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We're watching my brother-in-law play a concert about 24 miles away.
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The most likely path has it at just over 0003 million miles away.
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They had to go a few miles away to Leytonstone, to Nagrecha Bros.
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Just 2 miles away ... someone stole $200k in jewelry from Kendall Jenner's home.
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Some 6,000 miles away, the Israeli military was mobilizing for an aerial offensive.
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I find a beautiful street a few miles away lined with nice houses.
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He also had essentially zero connection to the city over 11,000 miles away.
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When I delivered the photos, you could hear her screaming 2000 miles away.
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Ballistic missiles can carry nuclear warheads to targets thousands of kilometers (miles) away.
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Her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, was reportedly 100 miles away on a construction job.
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Mollie&aposs boyfriend was 100 miles away working at a construction job in.
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This image was taken a mere 22,113 miles away from the cloud tops.
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This image was taken a mere 55,600 miles away from the cloud tops.
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It&aposs sending huge volumes of lava snaking to the ocean miles away.
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In my head at the minute I'm a million miles away from it.
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The power of the Falcon Heavy's engines, even from miles away, was overwhelming.
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They found the bus 35 miles away, driving down Main Street in Randolph.
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The impact threw people to the ground in a town 1003 miles away.
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The police found the car and the teen driver about six miles away.
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A former coal miner, Guo is from Shanxi province hundreds of miles away.
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You can see where all of it is headed from two miles away.
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But she wanted to include her husband, who was deployed 7,000 miles away.
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Nobody says the consensus is that the sun is 85033 million miles away.
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Many of the factories are also hundreds of miles away from any station.
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That venue holds 9,000 people and is about 75 miles away from Ludwigsburg.
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According to Google Maps, the two castles are just 124 miles away: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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My mother's home two miles away was ash and a burning gas line.
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Some have gone to stay with family more than a hundred miles away.
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In rural areas, the nearest grocery store might be dozens of miles away.
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He drove about 55 miles away to a car dealership in Wilmington, Delaware.
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North Carolina, less than a hundred miles away from the house that Harris
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They're hundreds and hundreds of miles away, that ... President Trump: You know why?
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The Big Apple is only 2823 miles away, and many residents are commuters.
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Smoke from some could be seen from miles away over the flat plain.
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The blast was heard as far away as Jerusalem, dozens of miles away.
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Eastern, two hours before Trump's event is slated to start three miles away.
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In some rural areas, the nearest physical therapist may be many miles away.
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Luke's Medical Center, the big regional hospital just a couple of miles away.
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The impact threw people to the ground in a town 40 miles away.
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The animal had traveled from South Dakota's Black Hills, some 2,000 miles away.
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But she was nearly 220006 miles away, starting her own business in Washington.
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Springfield is surrounded by farmland, with the nearest grocery being two miles away.
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Richmond, Va., is about 60 miles away; Washington, D.C., is about 90 miles.
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Meanwhile, 450 miles away, Lagos patiently waits for Abuja to become like it.
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Its green and white striped dome used to be visible from miles away.
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The 284th victim died at a San Antonio hospital, about 264 miles away.
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Thousands of miles away in France, an expat community looked on in horror.
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Any statistician could spot the problem in reach calculation from 100 miles away.
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Smyrichinsky's find is about 50 miles away from where the wreckage was found.
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For one, two caribou herds less than two miles away were completely fine.
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Diabetes is the kind of disease you can see coming from miles away.
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Because I don't know if he's around the corner, or twenty miles away.
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And more than 1,000 miles away in Florida, Mr. Trump echoed that critique.
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All they can do is wait for answers from thousands of miles away.
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But, six thousand miles away, U.S. troops risk their career for protesting pederasty.
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The closest coral of the Great Barrier Reef is just 12 miles away.
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Her parents were some 20123 miles away, on a getaway to Las Vegas.
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Oh no, the next exit is seven miles away and traffic's barely moving.
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Does location matter, even if it's just a few over-water miles away?
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Now I live in New York, thousands of miles away from them all.
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Years later and a few miles away, I was born at Bombay Hospital.
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It was a couple of miles away, but it had the best playground.
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The nearest town of even modest size is more than 25 miles away.
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Captain Chavez drove his family to Chico, a town about 11 miles away.
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Only a few miles away, there are still people trapped in their homes.
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He moved Mr. Samihullah to a hospital in Kunduz, about 45 miles away.
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Downtown Bend, with its thriving craft beer scene, is about three miles away.
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To the villagers in Mokong, that assault was a distant 2300 miles away.
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During their four-day experiment, a small earthquake rumbled about 30 miles away.
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The proposed national monument is miles away from the actual Grand Canyon itself.
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The Parrish moved to striking modern quarters a few miles away in 2012.
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Today, from 3,000 miles away, I appreciate my home state like never before.
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But the clinic routinely draws patients from 200 miles away in any direction.
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Mario M. Cuomo Bridge (formerly the Tappan Zee), each about 10 miles away.
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It was at a high school nearly 1,600 miles away in North Carolina.
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And we had found it mere miles away from our ivy-covered campus.
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Stadshart, a mall with some 200 shops and restaurants, is three miles away.
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In fact, he was many miles away and out doing stuff in public.
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They live 800 miles away, so my husband and I see them infrequently.
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Don't forget, we're 7,000 miles — so we're killing ISIS, we're 7,000 miles away.
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I am over a hundred miles away, unable to reach them by phone.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeHolding a camera 4 miles away will present some obvious challenges.
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Incarceration results in one in 14 children living miles away from their parents.
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That location is about 3 miles away from where WLS reported Coles lives.
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Pankey and his then-wife lived about two miles away from her house.
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The Rio Grande River is something like 1,85033 miles away from my farm.
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This app will let your child experience the North Pole from miles away.
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He lives with Lancelot, his brother, in Springfield, Virginia, about 2000 miles away.
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Some of the waste found here comes from places thousands of miles away.
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It's a storm system that's churning a little more than 230 miles away.
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She believes it is coming from Hollywood Burbank Airport, about six miles away.
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In the mountains around Kabul, the Taliban are just a few miles away.
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Bushmeat now comes from as far as a national park 200 miles away.
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At his former high school five miles away, a new day was beginning.
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It is visible from miles away along the juddery, hairpinny dirt approach road.
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The nearest beach is five miles away, in Fossacesia, on the Trabocchi Coast.
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North Carolina, 12 miles away, receives about $10 million a year from Nike.
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She was 1,900 miles away at an adult detention center in Pearsall, Tex.
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The sailors have only 50 minutes to carry the dummies 4 miles away.
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There's one Starbucks 55 miles away, probably not another one for 80 miles?
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PROFESSOR GIORGIO SACERDOTIFormer member of the appellate body of the WTO Milan When I gaze out from the steps of Derry's Guildhall, the euro zone is not more than five miles away (Belfast is 60 miles away, London almost 83).
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A great deal of that work was done on the island of Guam, thousands of miles away from danger to the refugees and thousands of miles away from the continental U.S. and potential danger to the vast majority of Americans.
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Some seven miles away, the vacant lot at 950 Independence Avenue remains for sale.
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It was 5,300 miles away in a lab on the outskirts of Los Angeles.
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Frick, another small rural hospital about 12 miles away, technically serves neighboring Westmoreland County.
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Meanwhile, Tekashi was a couple hundred miles away performing at Powerhouse in New Jersey.
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It's still pretty far away 2006QV89 is currently 4.2 million miles away from us.
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Hours later, police arrested Adam W. Purinton about 70 miles away --- in Clinton, Missouri.
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A single trip a few miles away can easily involve two or three modes.
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Locations three miles away would be buried under 50 feet of rock raining down.
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The contraption, known as a rompong, was about 75 miles away from the coast.
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Police also searched a home about 15 miles away, near Chinatown, the source said.
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Or he's in another room and you're 5,000 miles away and he bangs you.
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Responsibility was claimed by Iranian-backed Houthi militia hundreds of miles away in Yemen.
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About 1.6 billion tons of waste will be created and dumped three miles away.
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It manages care for critically ill patients who may be thousands of miles away.
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But this early November, the main pack ice is still some 22016 miles away.
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The lava poured into a channel oozing toward the Pacific Ocean several miles away.
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Power lines and trees fell even in Tallahassee, more than a hundred miles away.
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They [have] a howl so loud, it can sometimes be heard from miles away.
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Facebook restricts potential matches to people located less than 100 kilometers (62 miles) away.
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Downtown and pedestrian-friendly Fourth Avenue are about two and a half miles away.
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Both parks are about two miles away from the house, as is the beach.
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How he ended up in a newsroom nearly 20103,000 miles away was anybody's guess.
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Police found Purinton 80 miles away, five hours later, at a Clinton, Missouri Applebee's.
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Both agents were subsequently airlifted to a hospital in El Paso, 121 miles away.
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About three miles away, in Union Park, is Higher Ground Academy, another charter school.
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Starting where I live in Chicago, Tuk will be just over 227,2115 miles away.
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The five meteorologists are trapped at a weather station 2,800 miles away from Moscow.
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How can that be done when the real leader is thousands of miles away?
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Per Circa, the reverberation from the impact could be felt from 15 miles away.
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They were offered new public housing a couple of miles away or financial compensation.
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A few thousand miles away in Florida, Woolbright alleges she had a similar experience.
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His legs and arms were later found 20 miles away in De Leon Springs.
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The USS Ashland, which was only about 100 miles away, was dispatched to help.
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Law enforcement had cleared the area and pushed protesters to another encampment miles away.
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For instance, if he was 2 miles away, I knew he was at home.
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Their passing had been reported to me from 8,000 miles away, over the phone.
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Four days later her body was found in a drainage ditch several miles away.
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A record was set in 2003 when Mars was only 35 million miles away.
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I turned around instead and walked along Broadway, many miles away from my apartment.
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Know what else is in New Mexico, a mere 120 miles away from Sunspot?
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A third blast, about three km (1.9 miles) away, wounded at least 17 civilians.
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"We have been the cowards, lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles away," Maher said.
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Investigators said that the men took her to a residence about 40 miles away.
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It's tough to sell a house to someone from an office that's miles away.
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El Chapo's new location was reportedly hundreds of miles away from his old one.
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This attitude is also miles away from that of his former bandmate Zayn Malik.
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The explosion smashed windows in the village of Wangshang 2 km (1.2 miles) away.
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Ultima Thule — an uncharted world over 4 billion miles away — is coming into view.
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To be fair, the Indian Ocean is only 3,500 miles away from North Korea.
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The far edge of civilization, the Arctic Ocean, was only a dozen miles away.
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The journey began 120 miles away at an Anheuser-Busch facility in Loveland, Colorado.
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They know you're gonna be miles away before you find out you got fucked!
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Cypress Meadows Post-Acute was just over two miles away from that Burger King.
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Most US federal lawmakers are thousands of miles away from this rapidly developing situation.
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The earthquake was felt up to 400 miles away, said state seismologist Michael West.
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Even an errant backhoe can ding one up, derailing plans thousands of miles away.
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The caravan is no longer thousands of miles away — it's at America's front door.
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The city's Central Business District and adjoining French Quarter are a few miles away.
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He still had to make it back to the campsite, which was miles away.
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She arrived in the town in July 23, having fled Ekona, 220 miles away.
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This Japanese fishing trawler, just 80 miles away, was hit hard by the explosion.
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Many of the people of Rongelap have relocated to Mejit, about 280 miles away.
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Some airports name themselves after cities which, in reality, they are miles away from.
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A thousand miles away, his mother, Ms. Merced, 48, learned of her son's death.
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He began asking questions about the challenges of controlling drones thousands of miles away.
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Trump's golf resort is 54 miles away, a long drive for a tired aircrew.
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They told him the granite had come from Wells, Me., another 80 miles away.
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They told Chris' brother, Craig, who was home 1,300 miles away in Austin, Texas.
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About 12 miles away, a protester was shot at point-blank range by police.
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The tiny town of Kaktovik is closest to the epicenter, about 52 miles away.
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In this case, all the way to New York City -- about 3,000 miles away.
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Harper has many doctor's appointments, some of which are 30 to 40 miles away.
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Petrucci said she admired the Olympic gymnasts competing miles away at the Olympic Park.
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He has a house in the tidy suburb of Arcola a few miles away.
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Local villagers told The Associated Press they could see smoke from several miles away.
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This year, Trump will be 120 miles away by the time the dinner commences.
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About 15km (9 miles) away a rebel army is fighting to take the capital.
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That week, the Tulsa race riots had erupted more than a thousand miles away.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) undergoing treatment to battle brain cancer 2023,200 miles away in Arizona.
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Three thousand miles away in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the Menzingers were in a similar boat.
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It's not actually a million miles away from how the peace prize is awarded.
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The cloud paradigm is like having your brain command your limbs from miles away.
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And then you're just sitting in chairs talking, and they're thousands of miles away.
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She told him about the church robbery in Bridgeport, more than 200 miles away.
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"Far," he said, naming a village that I assumed was hundreds of miles away.
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Now, she was headed back to a restaurant she owns some 1,190 miles away.
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At its farthest point it is about 155 billion miles away from the sun.
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Some come from more than 600 miles away to participate in the free program.
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It resides approximately 85 miles away from where Heidi Hamels grew up in Buffalo.
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The closest humans — in the Cofán village of Zabalo — are a dozen miles away.
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I'd finally been fully assimilated into my native culture — only from 21919,000 miles away.
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The pigeons are raised in lofts, then taken hundreds of miles away and released.
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Thousands of miles away in Berlin, German scientist Olfert Landt was already on alert.
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"I live two miles away and am involved in all the recipes," he said.
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Some 5,300 miles away from the Swedish town of Visby, an Arizona desert beckons.
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It reminds me of the silhouette of a city scape seen from miles away.
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This, of course, was gathering in light from at least 93 million miles away.
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Everything hinged on what happened 270 miles away, at Manchester City's game in Brighton.
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In the 211 study, the closest data was collected in Hawaii, 211,250 miles away.
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Then — poof — the Warriors will reappear in September, 10 miles or 1,000 miles away.
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That's because almost all of it was shot thousands of miles away in Morocco.
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As an adult, I moved 1,893 miles away and visited annually to limit strife.
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It exits the cave about 1.3 miles away through another opening, called a resurgence.
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Another family member was found dead in a separate house a few miles away.
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Her body was found about 16 miles away from where she was last seen.
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Last year, she transferred to a school about 20 miles away in Poplar, Mont.
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Sometimes placements would be as far as 222 miles away from a child's hometown.
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More than 300 miles away, another gruesome discovery made the case still more confounding.
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How would pilots thousands of miles away know what was happening around the drone?
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Italy wanted Malta, which was only 27 nautical miles away, to take the migrants.
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The nearest state to Puerto Rico is more than 1,000 miles away by sea.
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At its best, you can bond with your partner even if they're miles away.
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And so we drove to another camp that was just a few miles away.
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Meanwhile, my sister is pursuing a Ph.D. in a city hundreds of miles away.
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A more artistic scene can be found in Thomas, W. Va, three miles away.
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He continues to lead the Catalan independence movement from more than 800 miles away.
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The nearest market is in Nenagh, a town of about 8,0003, six miles away.
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The cops later picked him up at his grandmother's house, a few miles away.
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The concern now is focused on the other Princess cruise thousands of miles away.
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It is 5 miles away from Hollywood Studios, which is the nearest Disney park.
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"That'll reach out and touch you 20 miles away," he said, with a laugh.
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Then she was gone, living with Jim in a new town 65 miles away.
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That is well beyond the sprawling American base at Guam, some 2,200 miles away.
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Burlington, Mount Mansfield and numerous ski resorts are all less than 40 miles away.
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That coyote attack occurred less than three miles away from the Lincoln Park mauling.
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He has a house in the tidy suburb of Arcola a few miles away.
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The closest home to Los Angeles, California, for $200,000 is about 20 miles away.
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A shooting had taken place six miles away at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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These solar storms can interfere with Earth's own magnetosphere nearly 93 million miles away.
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"When you're a kid it feels miles away," Mr. Elliott said of the distance.
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And last night, a 3.6-magnitude earthquake a few miles away from Westwood, Calif.
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But the violence started nine miles away, on a military base, around 3 p.m.
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The winds may carry hints of a meal in the distance, perhaps miles away.
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She was killed in Soviet bombing in 1982, four miles away from Deh Naw.
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She cut her losses mid trip and decamped to Tulum, some 90 miles away.
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And their 20- to 30-minute signals could be detected hundreds of miles away.
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Six miles away, a Starbucks in University City charges $5.25 for the same drink.
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They teach at Harvard (10 miles away) and run labs at M.I.T. (11 miles).
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But she worries that she may be sheltered miles away from her son's school.
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At the time, Mr. Trump was at his nearby golf course four miles away.
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Most of these profiles had no photos and were over a hundred miles away!
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On Tuesday, 2018 CC was about 114,000 miles away when it flew by Earth.
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And the enormous High Roller ferris wheel is 1.5 miles away at the Linq.
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The fall of the dam facilitated the push on Raqqa, about 25 miles away.
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But about 1.5 miles away, there seemed to be hills that were more interesting.
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Hudson Valley MOCA, a contemporary art museum in Peekskill, is a few miles away.
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Go to the nearest bar, 15 miles away, where all the locals hate you.
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Albany was my base for visiting the Mabee Farm Historic Site, 20 miles away.
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Which is true because they had to traditionally—the sheriff is 50 miles away.
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The person who found Molly was several miles away from where she went missing.
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Another bonus -- it's a good 30 miles away from where he and Christina lived.
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I took over three theaters, a multiplex, in Mooresville, which is 10 miles away.
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The Ramada Plaza, at the airport entrance nearly four miles away, closed in 2009.
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On social media, Instacart workers shared images of new earnings estimates — $10 to pick up 390 individual items and drive them eight and a half miles away, or $3.96 to pick up seven bags of groceries and deliver them over four miles away.
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Researchers found the highest concentration of the organism that produces the red tide in the Jupiter Inlet, less than 10 miles away from the Trump National Golf Club and about 30 miles away from the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.
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Here's what the fire has looked like, in images shared by people at the scene: Help from 200 miles away More than 2,200 firefighters are fighting the blaze, including a crew from the Southern California city of Lompoc, some 200 miles away.
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A 1-megaton bomb (that's about 80 times larger than the "Little Boy" atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan) could temporarily blind people up to 13 miles away on a clear day, and up to 53 miles away on a clear night.
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The city of Lisburn, with a population of about 120,7203, is around four miles away, and the village of Hillsborough, with Hillsborough Castle, which is the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II when she is in Northern Ireland, is about five miles away.
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With a future to reshape, my mother decided to move our family several miles away.
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Monday was a big day for Dutch athletics history – nearly 6,000 miles away from Amsterdam!
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He grew up about 5 miles away from Oakland in the safer neighborhood of Hayward.
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Across the ground, it can go about 125 miles away and about 16 miles high.
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At 200 miles away from land, the live stream was reliant on satellite internet connection.
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Yes, New Horizons, at nearly 4 billion miles away, you're very, very far from home.
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Sturgess and Rowley were found at a house in Amesbury, 11 kilometers (7 miles) away.
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The asteroid passed by about 43,103 miles away — closer to Earth than our moon is.
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A blast from Tsar Bomba could cause radiation burns as far as 62 miles away.
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Prince William may be miles away when his younger brother becomes a first-time father.
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Israel agreed to resettle the residents in an area some 73 kilometers (seven miles) away.
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Israel agreed to resettle the residents in an area some 12 kilometers (seven miles) away.
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Now, these invasive fish have been reported as far as 150 miles away in Canada.
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Chief Light added to Fox 8 that he felt the blast from two miles away.
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The bird doesn't occupy either of two nearby islands located less than 20 miles away.
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Meghan Markle may be thousands of miles away, but she hasn't forgotten her California roots.
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Will you be willing to take the blame for decisions made hundreds of miles away?
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McLaughlin's home is Bramston Beach, 413,000 km (3,725 miles) away in tropical North Queensland state.
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It's about two and a half miles away, so it's a bit of a hike.
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A few miles away at the Channel Tunnel, up to 6,000 more lorries arrive daily.
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An operator, sitting miles away, can supervise and control up to 10 vehicles at once.
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An eighth body was located in a fourth residence, about 8 miles away, Reader said.
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About 15 miles away, the shock waves disrupted operations at two oil refineries in Martinez.
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They are off-loaded at a port eight miles away then packed onto a truck.
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But by then, Lynette was fifty miles away in New Harmony, Utah, at Kristyn's home.
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About 60 miles away at a separate vigil in Lakeland, Florida, 49 doves were released.
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Commuter rail stops five miles away in Littleton; the ride into Boston takes an hour.
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So she sent them thousands of miles away to stay with relatives in eastern Canada.
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Her daughter is at a facility for children in San Benito, Texas — 2,400 miles away.
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The saltwater species usually spends its life in the tropics, more than 1,000 miles away.
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One in 5 rural veterans lived more than 206 miles away from the nearest facility.
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Yong Lu, 38, was captured in Niagara Falls, about 400 miles away, on Saturday night.
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The blaze turned the predawn sky orange and was felt miles away, according to reports.
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I was 5 years old and 30 miles away from Manhattan on September 11, 2001.
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Twelve miles away, Jean Marie Palombo rests in St. Peter Cemetery in Belleville, New Jersey.
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At the time, the nearest Ukrainian-held area was about 6 km (3.7 miles) away.
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But, perhaps the best reaction to the song may have come thousands of miles away.
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There are no roads in or out, and the nearest settlement is 18 miles away.
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Upgrade has cookie-cutter characters and a plot twist you can spot from miles away.
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It turns out they were in a much more relaxing setting, thousands of miles away.
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Kelley was later found dead, roughly five miles away in Guadalupe County, according to Wiley.
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Eva was eventually admitted to a large Catholic school with extra places five miles away.
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Fifteen miles away in South Los Angeles, an impoverished area, the pickings are far slimmer.
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I quickly put my work address into Google Maps and realize it's 11 miles away.
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But even thousands of miles away, Salma still feels the impact of the guardianship system.
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People can't be expected to carry jugs of water from buildings that are miles away.
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But the results may be visible just a few miles away, across an invisible fence.
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Buildings several miles away shook from the blast, and multiple explosions continued for several minutes.
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Police were dispatched from Pimpalner, a town about 25 miles away, just after 11 am.
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After dinner I visit my grandparents, who live a few miles away from my parents.
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Smoke plumes from wildfires can impact the health of residents 100 miles away, Sarfaty said.
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By that afternoon, authorities suspect the two were about 80 miles away in Decatur, Alabama.
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It turned out that the clothes originated from the Cook Islands, thousands of miles away.
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Fifteen miles away is the modest resort town of Geilo with a large ski hill.
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Hours later, an eighth body was located in a fourth residence about 8 miles away.
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At least at the five-star tourist hotel, around 10 miles away, there's Wi-Fi.
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This bomb can be launched from more than 40 miles away, yet still strike precisely.
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The next closest labor and delivery ward that accepts Chamorro's insurance is 160 miles away.
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However, Glen Rose is nearly 300 miles from Lubbock — not a short 30 miles away.
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The rhino will soon be transferred to a protected forest a few hundred miles away.
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In many rural areas, the closest 'preferred pharmacy' can be more than 20 miles away.
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In July, the Kremlin successfully tested the weapon against a target nearly 500 miles away.
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The couple only live only a few miles away at the magnificent mansion, Bagshot Park.
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No voter should be more than 21.8 km (21 miles) away from a polling station.
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In February, comet C2018 Y83 Iwamoto flew past the Earth some 56 million miles away.
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In February, comet C2018 Y1 Iwamoto flew past the Earth some 56 million miles away.
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Finally, when we were at least ten miles away from his place, Micha sat up.
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It's now just five kilometers (3 miles) away, according to the European Space Agency (ESA).
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The fire has spewed thick, acrid smoke, which is visible from dozens of miles away.
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More than 3,000 miles away, we found supporters on the frigid streets of Russia's capital.
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But Filler was 70 miles away visiting the Mark Twain House in neighboring Hartford, Connecticut.
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I was flying out of Cape Town, 125 miles away, at 8AM the next morning.
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The next day, a few miles away, John Kasich gobbled spaghetti at an Italian deli.
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Calgary, the closest city of at least a million people, is over 900 miles away.
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At the KFC two miles away from the church, the fire took the Colonel's building.
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The 7.0 earthquake was felt up to 400 miles away, said state seismologist Michael West.
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I don't think this album is a million miles away from what I've done previously.
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Beyond Sarakiniko is the Kastro, miles away, the broken castle atop the town of Plaka.
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The official added that the plane was selected by career officials "a thousand miles away."
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"They said, 'Well, you're going to Riverside' "—a larger hospital, in Columbus, eighty miles away.
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I started and deleted messages as the microwave beeped from what seemed like miles away.
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That left any medical emergencies to be handled by another clinic nearly 40 miles away.
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Ninety miles away near the ancient hilltop town of Mineo, the story is the same.
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So, how do I cope when my childhood Christmas home seems a million miles away?
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It's about 70 miles miles away and requires traveling through the desert to get there.
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Michael Waddell runs McNamee'ss bakery, a fourth-generation business based two miles away in Crossmaglen.
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If I'm 20 miles away, instead of taking the highway, I'll take a main road.
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The caravan was still 900 miles away from the U.S. border as of Thursday afternoon.
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The only sign of land was a smokestack 20 miles away on the southern shore.
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Although the planet looks close to its star in the image, it's 1,864,113,576 miles away.
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Being thousands of miles away added significantly to the cost of heroin on American streets.
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US forces are going to do something unprecedented: Fight this war from 4,000 miles away.
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It may also send pebbles shooting into the air several miles away, the USGS said.
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You will not know that … 10km [6.2 miles] away there are people shooting at police.
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Airlines want to get consumers away from the mall — like, thousands-of-miles-away far.
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Forty-miles away, at least 55 Palestinian protestors in Gaza were killed by Israeli soldiers.
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They were on their way from the city of Fada-Ngourma, about 25 miles away.
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This week, an asteroid flew by the Earth, coming as close as 44342 miles away.
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The probes are now more than 13 billion kilometers (21 billion miles) away from Earth.
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A marina on Stock Island, about 15 miles away, and several residents answered the call.
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Outside, the only sound is the Pacific Ocean, two miles away, deep, raspy and constant.
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The closest the saltwater plume is to the water wells is about four miles away.
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So officers took Renee to the jail in La Joya, a town three miles away.
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How do Brits find such love for teams that are based thousands of miles away?
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That's more than 800 miles away from where Hurricane Michael first made landfall in Florida.
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With Uavia, you can control a drone thousands of miles away from your web browser.
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Cleveland's options don't inspire much optimism, but this team isn't miles away from the top.
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By comparison, we live a comfortable 93 million miles away from our solar system's star.
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They would then be delivered by sea to Gydan, some 2,000 kilometres (1,245 miles) away.
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The new system is designed for rockets coming from between 2628 and 28503 miles away.
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There are multiple ways to commute to their jobs in Manhattan, some 15 miles away.
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We have recommendations, but we can't enforce it when they are a thousand miles away.
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After all, launching nuclear missiles that can strike targets thousands of miles away is hard.
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He pulls up to the police checkpoint, just a few miles away from the city.
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Not bad at all for a 20-year-old camera 800 million-plus miles away.
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Everyone could see it from a million miles away except the companies that did it.
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I am in my 70s and live hundreds of miles away in the United States.
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Even from 7,000 miles away, Mr. Trump kept close tabs on his 2020 Democratic rivals.
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For others, thousands of miles away, the trek home goes through Beijing West Railway Station.
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What's the connection between a flood miles away in another country and the U.S. economy?
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What I wanted to do was miles away from what I believed I should do.
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Skaramagas, a large refugee camp, is just a few miles away on the Elefsina Bay.
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A few miles away, a 15-year-old abuse victim hanged himself in a shed.
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The sea, which vanished from Muynak around 1986, is now more than 75 miles away.
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Sanders' rally on the Boston Common was only 6 miles away from her Cambridge home.
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Instead, women seeking abortion will have to head to St. Louis — about 125 miles away.
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The smoke has reached all the way to Sao Paulo, more than 1,700 miles away.
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Now the shock and fear was being magnified by another unexplained massacre 1,600 miles away.
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There is no such problem at the Porsche Museum, about seven miles away from Mercedes.
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Bath, which is between 23 and 15 miles away, has excellent schools, Ms. Duff said.
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They are almost five grade levels behind students in more prosperous counties 30 miles away.
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With a few friends, he set off on foot for his hometown, 250 miles away.
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But observing the sun from 93 million miles away can yield only so much insight.
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But, nearly 4,000 miles away, that's not how US Army veteran Luis Suarez saw it.
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Looking at their monitors, miles away, the doctors said it was beating abnormally, even dangerously.
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The larger cities of Augusta, Lewiston and Portland are 17, 2400 and 218 miles away.
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The real masterminds, as soon became clear, were sitting thousands of miles away in Afghanistan.
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My ex-boyfriend of two years lives in a different city, miles away from me.
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Wuhan was more than 500 miles away, and none of them would be going there.
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They told him they'd bring her to a hospital in Jackson, about 75 miles away.
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At the time of the supposed assault in eastern Brooklyn, he was five miles away.
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United States Marines from 60-miles away Camp Pendleton rolled into Los Angeles with ammunition.
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But don't miss the nearby Grand Prismatic Spring, just seven miles away from Old Faithful.
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Three hundred and seventy miles away in Manhattan, Trump tweeted while he watched Pegula speak.
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He suggested it to Berlusconi, who owns a home in Arcore, a few miles away.
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Better yet, you can toss treats out to your pet even if you're miles away.
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"You see these things in the newspaper and TV, but it's a million miles away."
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The smoke is even turning the sky in New Zealand orange — about 1,200 miles away.
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Three thousand miles away in Storrs, Connecticut, the news came with an especially brutal epilogue.
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Niagara Falls, twenty miles away, was once a major hub on the original Underground Railroad.
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A few miles away in Emeryville, a company called Revolights also sells LED bicycle lights.
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Doylestown and Frenchtown, N.J., are about 12 miles away and offer more restaurants and stores.
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Afterward the president flew on to Dallas, 30 miles away, and Benjamin returned to school.
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On Monday night, the fire was 40 kilometers (25 miles) away and I was anxious.
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It was an Empire State Building of this fossil-fuel town, visible from miles away.
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The soldier's name was Rashid; he came from a Yazidi village a few miles away.
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It came from a concussion spotter watching the game 2,400 miles away in New York.
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A rural resident may need self-reliance when the closest officer is 10 miles away.
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The windmill is located next to a pond, and the owners live two miles away.
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The judges in these cases preside by teleconference from other immigration courts several miles away.
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The war was five thousand miles away, yet they could already hear boot steps approaching.
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Watching from his couch 1,300 miles away, Cale Ferrin, 10, recognized the celebration gesture immediately.
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In November, 22013, a federal terrorism bust went down in Chino, only twenty miles away.
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The sheriff's office said her body was found about 30 miles away from her home.
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Across the dimly lit room, seemingly miles away, was a coffin with a man inside.
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With the Jayhawks' campus about 40 miles away, Sprint Center was packed with Kansas fans.
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The nearest library to Rose Ash's home in Buffalo, NY is nearly two miles away.
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Acari is about 30 miles east of Marcona district; Chala is about 65 miles away.
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On one mission, the platoon tried to capture a Taliban commander about six miles away.
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Mr. Burk, living about five miles away in Alexandria, was already at CRC Public Relations.
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But its beating heart is located roughly 1,000 miles away, in sun-splashed South Florida.
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A year ago, they settled in with Langston's mother in East Flatbush, two miles away.
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They live in Byron Bay, about 1,200 miles away on the east coast of Australia.
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"Have you ever borrowed a book from thousands of miles away?" the first ad asks.
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Plains meet the edge of the Rocky Mountains in neighboring Boulder, just 15 miles away.
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He got a bed at the James K. Marsh House, 75 miles away in Portsmouth.
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The tremors sent residents running into the streets in the rain and were strong enough to be felt as far south as the outskirts of Naples more than 250 km (150 miles) away and as far north as Venice, some 300 km (180 miles) away.
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Almost 1,000 miles away, the New York Police Department covers a police car with rainbow motifs.
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More than 9,000 miles away from Colorado, Haag said, his student loans don't feel real anymore.
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As a result, Anatole now must venture about 295km (22008 miles) away from home to hunt.
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The nearest bridge over the river is 20 km (12 miles) away from the mountainside village.
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Her body was discovered three days later, in a ditch 20 miles away from the town.
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In Pittsburgh, 350 miles away from Flint, filters are currently being distributed to protect against lead.
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But less than two miles away, at a different Richmond joint, that hasn't been the case.
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A few miles away at Berkeley High School, about 1,500 students walked out of classes Wednesday.
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The men fled on foot, but they were found and arrested 3 miles away, police said.
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Miles away at Tate Modern, the gallery's 2020 program will begin with Abakanowicz's massive textile sculptures.
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Purinton was arrested an hour later at an Applebee's restaurant 70 miles away in Clinton, Missouri.
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Jason Johnson was airlifted to a hospital 40 miles away where he died from his injuries.
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The site is isolated, the closest city of Tabouk more than 100 km (60 miles) away.
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The following night, they killed Rosemary and Leno LaBianca at their home a few miles away.
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At 840 million miles away, you could fit nearly 1,000 suns in between it and Earth.
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J. and I live about 1,6 miles away from our families, so phone calls are key.
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Individuals have now been spotted more than 90 miles away from the drug lord's old compound.
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Antley safely released the snake back into the wilderness a few miles away from his home.
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After fleeing the scene, it seems that Weaver went to the aquarium, about 3 miles away.
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In August, Sheikh was hired as imam of the Grand Prairie Masjid, just 9 miles away.
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I can't drive 10 miles to pick up someone only to drop them 2 miles away.
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Peoria Police say they found the two men several miles away and arrested them without incident.
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Burrows lives in Peterborough, England, thousands of miles away from Rabago, who lives in Marysville, California.
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A bike path was created to connect the airport with downtown, less than five miles away.
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A Crosby resident watches smoke rising from the Arkema plant, from a house 2.6 miles away.
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Mackay — the nearest settlement, which has fewer than 500 residents — is more than 20 miles away.
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I should have seen it coming from a thousand miles away, but I still feel blindsided.
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Damascus is just 33.5 miles away, a journey that could be made in under an hour.
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After months of searching, Schoeve found a new home for Bullet only a few miles away.
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And against all odds, though I moved a thousand miles away to New York, we did.
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They might strike ten miles away, but I could feel them closer than my jugular vein.
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And almost 4 million of them lived more than 160 miles away from these hearing services.
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It is 30 kilometers (18 miles) away and one of the closest facilities to the city.
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In Rome, some 150 kilometers (280 miles) away, people rushed into the streets in their pajamas.
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At 25 trillion miles away, Proxima is still far out of reach for human space travel.
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In some cases, the magma source is not located beneath the volcano, but many miles away.
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That's why Mount Rainier, only 59 miles away from Seattle, is considered a very high threat.
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For most of the country, banks are still within easy reach—typically just two miles away.
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Instead, every one of these photographs comes from a planet millions of miles away from us.
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That same day her phone pinged off a tower near Gooding, Idaho some 700 miles away.
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The USS Ashland, which was only about 100 miles away, was dispatched to retrieve the women.
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The nearest city, Lone Pine, is nearly 50 miles away, making even routine purchases an inconvenience.
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Firefighters at a station about six miles away told WJLA that they also felt an explosion.
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She complained that all the treatment centres were more than 100 miles away from her home.
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We were forced to move into a homeless shelter in Brooklyn, miles away from my home.
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He drove with his brother and a friend to St. Joseph, Missouri, about 20 miles away.
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With cloud gaming, that "box" lives in a datacenter full of servers, miles and miles away.
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Isaac Kibengo says that he came from Kitale, 200km (125 miles) away, to work packaging skins.
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Boo was found 40 miles away in Pocklington — and Adamowicz could not believe her good fortune.
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The closest region the fluke could've come from is around 1,500 kilometers (around 932 miles) away.
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The first clubhook squid was found about 70 miles away in Cannon Beach on July 27.
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"Our plan was to stay 240 nautical miles away from the storm," he said by phone.
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Those offices are separate from YouTube's headquarters, which is around 25 miles away in San Bruno.
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Authorities first found Powell's dog, Miley, about 2.5 miles away from where Powell was last seen.
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I wanted to work in the innovative center of the universe, 22019,700 miles away in California.
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The course is about 3 miles away by road and 2 miles running through the woods.
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Mougins, where Pablo Picasso had his last residence and studio, is less than five miles away.
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Meanwhile, some 239,000 miles away, clouds swirl over Earth's lands and oceans, and life goes on.
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Terrorist recruiters or virtual plotters 28500,6900 miles away continue to inspire our citizens to commit attacks.
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Less than 15 miles away, in Charleston, Pam and Brian King were experiencing the same heartache.
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The final ISIS fighters are sequestered in several houses in Syrian Baghouz, a few miles away.
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The prototype M-210ER — standing for extended range — can hit targets more than 22016 miles away.
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Just a few miles away is the Middleton estate, where the marquee reception will be held.
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Gaga's a huge horse enthusiast and often rides around her other home, miles away in Malibu.
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A dark plume was visible from dozens of miles away and local residents reported acrid smells.
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And it's roughly 2 miles away from Samsung's recently opened "digital playground" in the Meatpacking district.
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It is hard to believe the East Wing did not see these blows coming miles away.
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Shaybah is more than 1,000 km (600 miles) away from Houthi-controlled territory in northwestern Yemen.
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Oil and tarballs washed up on beaches up to 100 miles away, including in Los Angeles.
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Around 20 miles away, Probst took this picture of Pitcairn outlined in the moonlight and Venus.
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When the President was on home visits, the aide was made to sleep 10 miles away.
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About 25 miles away, the Château de Chambord, a Unesco World Heritage site, was heavily damaged.
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So he came to Dakar from his village nearly 400 miles away to look for work.
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Similarly, Lake Como, where the Clooneys own a luxurious villa, is only around 40 miles away.
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They may be hundreds of miles away, but they are experts in piano and classical music.
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Gangneung, for instance, is 230 km (143 miles) away, ruling out spur-of-the-moment decisions.
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It had also done a trial in Geelong, a satellite city 75 kilometers (46 miles) away.
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More than 90 million miles away, NASA's InSight lander touched down safely on Mars on Monday.
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The closest city, Lone Pine, is nearly 50 miles away, making even routine purchases an inconvenience.
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Some of those financial milestones have been achieved, but the stock-price objectives remain miles away.
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"You feel like you are at a location thousands of miles away from home," he said.
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Rebecca Holets was just a few miles away at a going-away party for a friend.
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A second copy, on Voyager 21977, is not quite as distant, just 53 billion miles away.
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Mehmood, 27, was arrested 25 miles away from the apartment complex where the victims were found.
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A third non-explosive cooker was found on a sidewalk two miles away from the station.
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Amazon fires created a smoke eclipse in the skies above Brazil's largest city, 2,000 miles away
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The women were nurse practitioners who worked about 20 miles away at the Lexington Medical Clinic.
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The nearest military activity involving the Houthi militias was more than 35 miles away, he said.
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Additionally, her rides appeared to have occurred in the UK, some 6,000 miles away from Singapore.
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My son will still be able to play Minecraft with his friends thousands of miles away.
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Morogoro is located about 120 miles away from Dar es Salaam, a major city in Tanzania.
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Buckingham Palace is about two miles away from Kensington Palace, across Hyde Park and Green Park.
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The killer and his co-conspirators gathered that evening in a motel a few miles away.
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There's also the nearly 2111,22-acre Pawnee fire burning about 2534 miles away in Lake County.
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Thousands of miles away, in her hometown just outside Boston, Prakash offered what help she could.
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I got a call from my landlord that said the fire was about three miles away.
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But how will he do so when the Mets could be 2,000 miles away, in Phoenix?
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He was soon hired at a Boys & Girls Club in Petaluma, only a few miles away.
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Jupiter will be about 414 million miles away from Earth, its closest approach since March 2016.
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Dawn will orbit the dwarf planet Ceres for decades, and Kepler is 94 million miles away.
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In 1954, an American hydrogen-bomb test less than a hundred miles away rendered Rongelap uninhabitable.
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Even an untrained eye could spot lace-fronts, wig tape, and unnatural colors from miles away.
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She was a thousand miles away from all this on her debut, Same Trailer, Different Park.
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Twenty-one short miles away, a pinprick of orange light signals the proximity of continental Europe.
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About a week after that maneuver it took this composite image from 3.9 million miles away.
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Work is 5.7 miles away so I try to run out there 3 times a week.
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"The fire was about two miles away before we knew what happened to us," she said.
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About 3,000 miles away, two more female politicians each became poised to break a major barrier.
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We'd seen no one else all morning, and our first campsite was still 22012 miles away.
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The main campus for the world-renowned medical center was 216 miles away in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Otherwise, the nearest entertainment is Ybor City, a National Historic Landmark District only seven miles away.
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He needs to be put in a safe corner miles away from the entire issue. 9.
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Just 75 miles away from Newport is Ms. Lin's most recent and largest New England project.
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The agency counts every overnight visitor and everyone who visits from at least 50 miles away.
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"We have no say what they do 2,000 miles away," Boone said of the Red Sox.
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As I was crossing north Luzon, the eye of Typhoon Mangkhut was maybe 12 miles away.
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Effectively capturing objects in the sky from dozens of miles away requires a significant financial investment.
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From my balcony, I have a view of a postcard-perfect mountain about 100 miles away.
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And with Raytheon's Excalibur rounds, it's able to accurately hit targets up to 25 miles away.
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The average taxpayer knows there is no accountability for congressional decisions made thousands of miles away.
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Elmwood Park residents and people traveling nearby said they could see the smoke from miles away.
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I accessed her medical record and reviewed her lab results in a hospital 130 miles away.
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I sit thousands of miles away still glued to Twitter and WhatsApp celebrating with my compatriots.
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Around the time of the supermoon, the moon will be about 223,063 miles away from us.
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It was illuminating and freeing, and, mentally, miles away from the suburbs where I grew up.
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I didn't come from 2,000 miles away to make exactly what we were making back home.
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Now, an offer has arrived that would send Larry thousands of miles away to Western Australia.
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Cutters were moved hundreds of miles away and planes secured on air bases, Admiral Brown said.
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That massive blast generated a second explosion, hundreds of miles away, that vaporized a passenger train.
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While we deal with this, Bill de Blasio is being chauffeured to his gym miles away.
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