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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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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The citation was issued 1,000 miles away from his home.
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Richmond County is over 73,000 miles away from Ascension Parish.
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We were more than 9,000 miles away from Silicon Valley.
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The spill was around 3 miles away from the community.
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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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Also, you'll be thousands of miles away from Donald Trump!
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This is a million miles away from social media culture.
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Soweto is more than 700 miles away from Robben Island.
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Tuesday, and Aghdam was hundreds of miles away from home.
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Surabaya is about 774 km (411 miles) away from Jakarta.
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New Canaan is about 40 miles away from New Haven.
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AND, it's around 20 miles away from Hard Rock Stadium.
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The tone, in particular, is miles away from Adams' absurd wit.
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The cemetery is about two miles away from the Jewish cemetery.
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The storm is currently about 70 miles away from the Keys.
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It was about two miles away from the initial traffic stop.
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It's located roughly 500km (310 miles) away from the Zhangjiajie bridge.
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The car was about 2 miles away from the Hempstead home.
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The sun is many millions of miles away from the moon.
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And that's all taking place 2,300 miles away from San Francisco.
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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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Sonically, it's a million miles away from Joanne's balladry and bombast.
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On average, the moon is about 238,900 miles away from Earth.
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It's a million miles away from the courting of my youth.
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Both are already heavily trafficked and miles away from Midtown Manhattan.
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Some are being flown thousands of miles away from their parents.
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The condo is just 18 miles away from Hard Rock Stadium.
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Or we're 60 miles away from Gary, and they'd know that.
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Monday, about 20 miles away from the coast of mainland California.
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The Catholic cemetery is about two miles away from the Jewish cemetery.
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Keep in mind, the sun is 2628 million miles away from Earth.
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Palm Beach International Airport is 2.5 miles away from Mar-a-Lago.
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I decided to move to California, 3,000-plus miles away from home.
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Orlando's airport is more than 503 miles away from Walt Disney World.
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Albuquerque is more than 250 miles away from their point of escape.
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"It's a million miles away from censorship," King told a news conference.
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The first two outbreaks were over 600 miles away from each other.
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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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It's not a million miles away from a Frank Ocean impression, actually.
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The vibe at the Orchard Street race is miles away from that.
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They were from Treshchyovsky, a little village 25 miles away from Kemerovo.
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But moving 23 miles away from Manhattan has one big challenge: work.
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The resort is 182 miles away from Dublin, where Pence met officials.
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The blockade was set up 13.7 miles away from a Unist'ot'en camp.
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Tyson works in California, a state thousands of miles away from Virginia.
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It also represented the hedonistic lifestyle that I was miles away from.
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The two neighborhoods are just miles away from each other, but worlds apart.
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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 track, according to NJ.com, is three miles away from where he lives.
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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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In my head at the minute I'm a million miles away from it.
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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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North Carolina, less than a hundred miles away from the house that Harris
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Smyrichinsky's find is about 50 miles away from where the wreckage was found.
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Now I live in New York, thousands of miles away from them all.
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The proposed national monument is miles away from the actual Grand Canyon itself.
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And we had found it mere miles away from our ivy-covered campus.
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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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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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It's still pretty far away 2006QV89 is currently 4.2 million miles away from us.
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The contraption, known as a rompong, was about 75 miles away from the coast.
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Both parks are about two miles away from the house, as is the beach.
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The five meteorologists are trapped at a weather station 2,800 miles away from Moscow.
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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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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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To be fair, the Indian Ocean is only 3,500 miles away from North Korea.
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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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Some airports name themselves after cities which, in reality, they are miles away from.
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It's not actually a million miles away from how the peace prize is awarded.
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At its farthest point it is about 155 billion miles away from the sun.
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It resides approximately 85 miles away from where Heidi Hamels grew up in Buffalo.
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Some 5,300 miles away from the Swedish town of Visby, an Arizona desert beckons.
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Her body was found about 16 miles away from where she was last seen.
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Sometimes placements would be as far as 222 miles away from a child's hometown.
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It is 5 miles away from Hollywood Studios, which is the nearest Disney park.
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That coyote attack occurred less than three miles away from the Lincoln Park mauling.
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And last night, a 3.6-magnitude earthquake a few miles away from Westwood, Calif.
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She was killed in Soviet bombing in 1982, four miles away from Deh Naw.
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But she worries that she may be sheltered miles away from her son's school.
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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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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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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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At 200 miles away from land, the live stream was reliant on satellite internet connection.
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One in 5 rural veterans lived more than 206 miles away from the nearest facility.
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I was 5 years old and 30 miles away from Manhattan on September 11, 2001.
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After dinner I visit my grandparents, who live a few miles away from my parents.
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No voter should be more than 21.8 km (21 miles) away from a polling station.
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Finally, when we were at least ten miles away from his place, Micha sat up.
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At the KFC two miles away from the church, the fire took the Colonel's building.
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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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The caravan was still 900 miles away from the U.S. border as of Thursday afternoon.
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The probes are now more than 13 billion kilometers (21 billion miles) away from Earth.
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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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He pulls up to the police checkpoint, just a few miles away from the city.
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What I wanted to do was miles away from what I believed I should do.
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Sanders' rally on the Boston Common was only 6 miles away from her Cambridge home.
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There is no such problem at the Porsche Museum, about seven miles away from Mercedes.
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My ex-boyfriend of two years lives in a different city, miles away from me.
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But don't miss the nearby Grand Prismatic Spring, just seven miles away from Old Faithful.
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The sheriff's office said her body was found about 30 miles away from her home.
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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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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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Burrows lives in Peterborough, England, thousands of miles away from Rabago, who lives in Marysville, California.
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And almost 4 million of them lived more than 160 miles away from these hearing services.
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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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Instead, every one of these photographs comes from a planet millions of miles away from us.
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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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"Our plan was to stay 240 nautical miles away from the storm," he said by phone.
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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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And it's roughly 2 miles away from Samsung's recently opened "digital playground" in the Meatpacking district.
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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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"You feel like you are at a location thousands of miles away from home," he said.
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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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Additionally, her rides appeared to have occurred in the UK, some 6,000 miles away from Singapore.
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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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Jupiter will be about 414 million miles away from Earth, its closest approach since March 2016.
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She was a thousand miles away from all this on her debut, Same Trailer, Different Park.
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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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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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At that point, it was only about 34.65 million miles away from Earth, according to EarthSky.org.
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Ms. Hendricks grew up 13 miles away from Beloit, on a dairy farm, with eight sisters.
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To go back home, this aspirant has to travel 9,000 miles away from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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We are 400 miles away from Youngstown, across a broad swath of the Midwest opioid belt.
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Now Oliveira lives in Barra de Guarabita, about 40 km (25 miles) away from Vila Autodromo.
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It also linked two families living a few miles away from one another but worlds apart.
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That means Meghan Markle is, story-wise, leaving the Suits world to join a firm just under 3,000 miles away from New York City, while also literally leaving the Suits world to join a Firm-with-a-capital-F just over 3,000 miles away from NYC.
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A police checkpoint blocked the only road leading to the facility, several miles away from the site.
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The Sun is a "star," a ball of gas 93 million miles away from our planet, Earth.
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Bissonnette, a student at Laval University, lived in an apartment a few miles away from the mosque.
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They'll take up residence at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, over 20 miles away from Harry's older brother.
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The bees venture 1.5 miles away from their hives, collecting various types of microbes along the way.
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Counties that were over 100 miles away from the nearest clinic saw sharp declines in the procedures.
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Not even 18 years old, Aldridge was already getting recognized over 1,000 miles away from his hometown.
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Farabollini is professor at Camerino University, only 43 miles away from the epicenter of the August quake.
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According to Stern, it's known that Ultima Thule was formed about 4 billion miles away from Earth.
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" Sanders points (north) to a country with universal health care: "I live 50 miles away from Canada.
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Another user was charged £98 for food delivered to an address 86 miles away from his home.
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I'd still want to be at least 5 miles away from the end of a gun, though.
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George's body was found on the side of a road a few miles away from their home.
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They're not a million miles away from Mediterranean cooking and the flavors are rich, interesting, and diverse.
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One is New York, where the Yonkers man lives, about 80 miles away from that infested paddock.
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Located in deep South Philly, it feels a million miles away from any of the other action.
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Air emissions tests detected the presence of a volatile organic compound six miles away from the facility.
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While I wouldn't call myself cured, I'm miles away from that sad teenager barfing alongside the road.
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On "Mixed Bathing World," they explore fractalized rhythms that aren't miles away from recent Four Tet experiments.
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Pitcairn Island is an island in the Pacific Ocean more than 3,000 miles away from any continent.
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Seoul is about 35 miles away from the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating North Korea and South Korea.
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This is miles away from how they first started, when sources were saying it was nothing serious.
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The city and town of Newburgh are two different entities a few miles away from each other.
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Morris Brown is in Atlanta and is only a few miles away from Morehouse, Spelman and Clark.
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He will not represent a district just a few miles away from the National Rifle Association's headquarters.
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Several hundred are stationed about 40 miles away from where the August attack against the peshmerga occurred.
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She worked from Dallas, more than 2,000 miles away from the main Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington.
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This was pretty unusual considering that Hawkins, a writer, lives 800 miles away from her childhood home.
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One of the biggest power players in Silicon Valley is based about 5,000 miles away from California.
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She says the snake disappeared two weeks ago a couple of miles away from Hooper&aposs home.
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But more than 9,000 miles away from Colorado, Haag said, his student loans don't feel real anymore.
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That would leave some communities hundreds of miles away from the nearest large- or medium-hub airport.
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Neymar readied himself for the kick at Maracanã Stadium, just over 214 miles away from Olympic Park.
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They land miles away from the target to avoid fire, and then make their way by foot.
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Many of the children were placed in government-run shelters thousands of miles away from their parents.
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Practices for the week were held at The American School less than 10 miles away from Polanco.
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They began three miles away from their first way point and the beginning of the Antarctic continent.
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On October 24th, the Iraqi Army secured Hamdaniya, a Christian town some twenty miles away from Mosul.
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It's also about 1,135 miles away from Calabasas, where the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan resides.
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Matheny would eventually be found 2.7 miles away from the car "as the crow flies," Linda said.
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Now I was here, thousands of miles away from the anguish that I fled four years before.
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They are now camping near Cobargo, about 10 km (6.2 miles) away from their hometown of Wandella.
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Trump is staying at his luxury Turnberry golf resort in Aberdeen, about 28500 miles away from Edinburgh.
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Chinese authorities are building a second emergency hospital, 25 miles away from Huoshenshan Hospital, called Leishenshan Hospital.
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Yang's answers on any question he was asked were miles away from how his rivals answered them.
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The concept of Easter was something distant, miles away from our own tradition of Pesach, or Passover.
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According to the study, HD 131399Ab's orbit brings it billions of miles away from its host star.
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"Congress is no longer something that happens 3,000 miles away from my district," said the California Democrat.
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Not long ago, for example, department stores banished their outlets miles away from their full-priced locations.
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Population: 6,983Median income: $93,051Median home value: $336,500Kingston is less than 30 miles away from Providence, Rhode Island.
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" Yet, she adds, Cerio's images "are a million miles away from the ones taken daily by visitors.
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She grew up 200 or so miles away from Beloit on a dairy farm with eight sisters.
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The spacecraft broke its previous record, which was set about 4,224 feet, or 0.8 miles, away from Bennu.
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When he regained consciousness, he was in Sugar Land, TX, just over 40 miles away from the airport.
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The Perfectionists takes places in Beacon Heights, Oregon, which is some odd 3,000 miles away from Rosewood, Pennsylvania.
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BlackBerry, on the other hand, is on the rise despite being miles away from its mid-aughts peak.
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The crowd packed into the State Theatre, located just two miles away from the hospital he was treated.
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To be safe, CASA recommends keeping your drone at least 5.5 kilometres (3 miles) away from any airfield.
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About two miles away from the main drag of the small town, the place seemed pastoral, even therapeutic.
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Meghan Markle may be thousands of miles away from her friends, but their support is stronger than ever.
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It last pinged a cell phone tower near Wilber, Nebraska, about 40 miles away from her Lincoln apartment.
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The new land - in Martin County - is roughly 10 miles away from QEP's existing acreage in the Permian.
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The small icy body is called 2014 MU69 and it orbits about 4 billion miles away from Earth.
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There's nothing worse than a dead or dying battery when you're miles away from the nearest power outlet.
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The new apartment is just 17 miles away from her old one, but it feels a world away.
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In short, it's not a million miles away from "Please Mr. Kennedy" from 2013's Inside Llewyn Davis.
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Being hundreds of miles away from each other hasn't stopped the couple from suffering many familiar relationship pitfalls.
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Dubbed "Lou-seal" by Tasmania Police, the seal was roughly 50 kilometres (31 miles) away from the ocean.
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Being 2,000 miles away from home without any relatives nearby, you find ways to adapt to find comfort.
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During the most difficult week of his early presidency, he'll be more than 4,000 miles away from Paris.
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The color image was taken on June 29th, with Juno 3.3 million miles away from the gas planet.
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Are you in the mood for some fun in the sun, but currently miles away from the beach?
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He was now 150 miles away from Hrebid, and their dream of living together suddenly seemed within reach.
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Cracks emerged in the volcano's East Rift Zone -- an area of fissures miles away from the volcano's summit.
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That's miles and miles away from where we are in either the Senate or governor's race in Florida.
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To give some context of how close that is, the moon is about 239,000 miles away from Earth.
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That was the day her body was found in an industrial park, almost 6,000 miles away from home.
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Officers also searched the suspect's home, he said, which is less than two miles away from the school.
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It's 4.2 light-years, or 25 trillion miles, away from Earth, which is extremely close in cosmic terms.
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Thousands of miles away from Washington, D.C., something miraculous occurred in the small Gulf Arab emirate of Qatar.
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"You are now 7 miles away from where kids are locked up," the other billboard in Miami reads.
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And patients in remote, rural areas who are miles away from the nearest doctor would have few alternatives.
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This is especially true if your iPhone has been lost, stolen, or is miles away from a charger.
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The two even shared a room about 20 miles away from the nuclear power plant after the accident.
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Scott Long, 55, lives out in the country in Piketon, Ohio -- 25 miles away from the county sheriff.
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We're told Angelina has a slim to none chance of taking the kids 6,000 miles away from Brad.
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This week, it soft-launched its third domestic store in Pasadena, California, three miles away from its muse.
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The star and the exoplanets are only about 40 light years or 235 trillion miles away from Earth.
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I thought the politics that are invoked by that word would be thousands of miles away from here.
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Technically, the Patriots' hometown of Foxborough, Massachusetts, is 20 miles away from both Boston and Providence, Rhode Island.
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One is only about 80 miles away from the South Korean capital of Seoul and American troops there.
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There are likely some job functions they can handle, even while sitting miles away from Hollywood's glittering lights.
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Heated confrontations also took place in Wong Tai Sin, about 5 kilometers (3.2 miles) away from Mong Kok.
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"I can see the plumes of an ethanol plant six miles away from my office here," he said.
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Purinton was arrested hours later at an Applebee's restaurant in Clinton, Missouri, about 70 miles away from Olathe.
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The missiles were launched from an Iranian military facility eight miles away from the plane, the newspaper said.
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Gordon now owns and operates a small farm in Canon City, about 40 miles away from Venetucci Farm.
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It is known for its gravel beaches and it's just a few miles away from the US border.
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Xi ended up in the tiny and impoverished Liangjiahe, hundreds of miles away from the seat of power.
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Golden Oak Residences Four miles away from Magic Kingdom is the super-exclusive gated community called Golden Oak.
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Pilton lives a good 300 kilometres (186 miles) away from Alice Springs, in the dead centre of Australia.
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In a segment, Smith stressed that the caravan is near 1,000 miles away from the southern US border.
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It was 2420 degrees and sunny in Fayetteville, which is 210 miles away from where he was sitting.
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Currently, it's 260 million miles away from our sun and will make its closest approach on December 8.
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The bright blue object in the center is the comet, approximately 2000 million miles away from the Earth.
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The bright blue object in the center is the comet, approximately 203 million miles away from the Earth.
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Population: 4,891Median income: $250,000+*Median home value: $1,525,700Hunters Creek Village is just 10 miles away from Houston, Texas.
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Population: 4,205Median income: $133,281Median home value: $717,600Silver Summit is less than 15 miles away from Park City, Utah.
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Alabama's home in Tuscaloosa is also only about 200 miles away from the site of next week's game.
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The train was on its way back and 4 miles away from the station when the conductor fell off.
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The location the car was found is about 4-5 miles away from where Vence said he woke up.
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The brown-haze was so mighty, it appeared clearly in satellite images taken 1 million miles away from Earth.
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Cassini was 870 million miles away from Earth when it snapped this photo on April 12, according to NASA.
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Not all children stay close to the border; they can be sent thousands of miles away from their parents.
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On that day, they suddenly disappeared from the high-security N22014 Penitentiary, about 22007 miles away from Buenos Aires.
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On that day, they suddenly disappeared from the high-security N30 Penitentiary, about 155 miles away from Buenos Aires.
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Miles away from the closest town, Mark Carter, Bryan Iguchi, and Nathaniel Murphy form a self-reliant snowboarding crew.
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The road is just 5 miles away from the airport and about 10 miles northeast of the city's downtown.
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It's nestled in one of the Republican-leaning pockets of New Jersey, 25 miles away from New York City.
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The suspected shooter, Crusius, lived more than 600 miles away from the massacre in Allen, an affluent Dallas suburb.
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What was always clear was that whatever her future held, it would be found 3,000 miles away from home.
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A huge cloud of black smoke was visible from well over 60 km (93 miles) away from the town.
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Half of these urban veterans lived at least 61 miles away from the closest facility with cochlear implant care.
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Your worries don't seem too close today… Noah: Tony is a million miles away from my mind right now.
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An Iranian drone that entered Israeli airspace in February came from a base 150 miles away from the border.
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Duterte had been at a meeting some 12 km (7.5 miles) away from downtown Davao when the explosion occurred.
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Before that, Jo Ann and her friends were told to go to school 20 miles away from their home.
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It's that I have chosen to root my life in North America, thousands of miles away from my parents.
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This is not some remote cave; this is only miles away from the densely populated of city of Johannesburg.
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And I have begun to fall in love with someone new—someone who lives 5,447 miles away from me.
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For one thing, the closest airport is over 700 miles away from the island, so good luck getting there.
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There are times when I felt miles away from the action, my opponents just blips circling through space debris.
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Those who need hospitalization may still end up miles away from home in a facility indistinguishable from a warehouse.
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We tap away at the hotspots, even though Maskwacis Cree is a language spoken 2,000 miles away from us.
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And she was in Vancouver, thousands of miles away from the Marquis Theater in Manhattan, where "Tootsie" is playing.
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Thousands of miles away from the most vulnerable users, how would you know if you made the wrong choice?
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Traditional satellite internet relies on spacecraft that are larger, older, more expensive, and about 22,236 miles away from Earth.
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BTS also uploaded a steady stream of content on , fostering a passionate fanbase thousands of miles away from Seoul.
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"So, if I'm honest, I was shooting 6,000 miles away from them and I flew back every single weekend."
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Horseshoe Bend used to be a more secluded spot a few miles away from the Grand Canyon National Park.
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Traditional satellite internet relies on spacecraft that are larger, older, more expensive, and about 22,303 miles away from Earth.
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Fountaingrove also sits three miles away from a major earthquake fault that erupted in 0003, killing 2000 people here.
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US personnel were "at most a couple of miles" away from the where the bomb landed, the official added.
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The event was reportedly a Halloween-themed party called #Twerkortreat and was held 16 miles away from the campus.
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They were only about two miles away from that house on Lafayette Avenue, the one where Davetta grew up.
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On August 20, Lewis' car was found at Pilot Country Airport just over 35 miles away from their sanctuary.
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The emergency landing took place in a field less than a kilometer (0.62 miles) away from the airport's runway.
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In some ways, the show was a billion miles away from the perspective of Trump, Barr and Fox News.
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The Obamas moved two miles away from the White House, remaining in Washington as daughter Sasha finishes high school.
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J. actually video-conferenced into his parole hearing today, because the board was 120 miles away from his prison.
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Texas is the state with the most cities that are more than 100 miles away from an abortion clinic.
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When you least expect it, hunger will hit and you will be about 10 miles away from Paris proper.
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My husband and I were born less than six months apart, but over 7,000 miles away from each other.
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Recently, more than 5,000 miles away from my hometown of Red Oak, Iowa, I visited our Sister State, Kosovo.
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In Darwin, around 435 miles away from the epicenter, it hit at lunchtime and office workers sought safety outside.
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If you're in the area, authorities have advised that people should stay at least 4 miles away from the volcano.
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She reportedly "had no pulse" when she was brought to the ER. Lawrence is located 20 miles away from Amesbury.
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We were camping up in the mountains by Lake Piru in Ventura County, about 150 miles away from the epicenter.
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Take seriously the statement by Ross that the U.S. and China are "miles and miles" away from a trade agreement.
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The church is a 12th-century church just a couple of miles away from her parent's home in Englefield, Berkshire.
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This live fire training complex is just about 9414 miles away from the DMZ, between North Korea and South Korea.
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The arrest Purinton was arrested hours later at an Applebee's restaurant in Clinton, Missouri, about 70 miles away from Olathe.
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And yet, within the past five years, the bats have been documented as close as 30 miles away from Texas.
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Jaime somehow safely emerged from the water, miles away from the fight, but it sounds like Rhaegal wasn't so lucky.
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On Monday morning, Gomez was discovered off-trail about 3.5 miles away from her car over rocky and steep terrain.
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Launched in 2009, the telescope has now entered emergency mode 75 million miles away from Earth, due to a malfunction.
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I live six miles away from the other school I teach at and it takes an hour by public transportation.
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You end up miles away from your intended stop, and the last thing you want to do at 2 a.m.
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Being miles away from friends and family gives me major FOMO sometimes, but I try to make the big events.
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On Thursday, a midwestern location will be opening up in Lone Tree, Colorado — only a few miles away from Denver.
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Erik, who is incarcerated at a facility 500 miles away from his brother, devotes his time to terminally-ill inmates.
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They are too delicate to freeze so they never make it farther than a few miles away from the bay.
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It would take too long to register an action if you lived thousands of miles away from the data center.
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Vandenberg is around 150 miles away from LA, giving the city a front row view of the illuminated rocket: WOW!!!
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Life is a daily struggle for the 300-odd occupants of this shanty town hundreds of miles away from home.
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The incident caused the crew to initiate emergency abort procedures, landing a few hundred miles away from the launch site.
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Seven miles away from the historic market town, within a monolithic industrial complex, sits the biggest weed greenhouse in Britain.
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Her body was found 12 miles away from the college campus – and six miles from where Harrington's body was found.
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Why should Hawaii, who is thousands of miles away from the rest of the country, control who can come in.
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I shot it off, wanting to instantly run two miles away from my phone and never look at the response.
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Navid Yousefian was almost 8,000 miles away from the University of California, Santa Barbara campus when he heard the news.
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Since her disappearance, police pinged her cell phone near Wilber, Nebraska, about 40 miles away from her apartment in Lincoln.
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A resurgent Taliban is threatening to overrun a substantial part of Afghanistan and is just 200 miles away from Kabul.
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And drones can be flown only below 400 feet, during the day and at least five miles away from airports.
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By November 19, 1961, the pair were 10 miles away from the coastline, having been adrift for about two days.
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Even worse, cracks emerged in the volcano's East Rift Zone -- an area of fissures miles away from the volcano's summit.
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That incident was reported a few miles away from the first outage and about 15 minutes after the wildfire started.
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The second camera is on top of a building in South Padre Island, nearly 6 miles away from SpaceX's launchpad.
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The Navy discovered the boat Tuesday, about 900 miles southeast of Japan -- which is thousands of miles away from Tahiti.
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We may be miles away from the Grammys, but we shared in the excitement and significance of this surprise appearance.
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Approximately 1,100 people work in the complex, which is about 20 miles away from Google's main campus in Mountain View.
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But hundreds of miles away from his grave in the Behsud cemetery, there he was, breathing, talking to his son.
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And it is scary that just some 30 miles away from the "gay capital of the world" homosexuality is illegal.
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Kurdish troops have been camped out mere miles away from the city for months, with ISIS powerless to repel them.
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In the immigration field, we are obviously miles away from such health, and today's polarization is rapidly making things worse.
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They are miles away from their colleagues in the middle calling for a special prosecutor and openly theorizing about impeachment.
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It's about 120 miles away from New York City by car and includes over 5,000 acres of parks and beaches.
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Many were dropped off thousands of miles away from their parents and some were too young or scared to speak.
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Miles away from the nearest Alabama volunteer fire department, we tried to put out the flames with the garden hose.
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Mr. Wang often works as a construction worker in Kunming, about 250 miles away from Fuman's home in Ludian County.
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When Zener-P found it, it was traveling at 35-thousand miles per hour, one trillion miles away from Earth.
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My father doesn't speak it, and in California, my mother was some 3,500 miles away from her Puerto Rican family.
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I was lucky in many ways to be where I was: inches away from hate but miles away from danger.
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Officers are working without permission on private property and setting up checkpoints up to 100 miles away from the border.
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Pound said that Dutton should be at the Games and not sitting more than 5,000 miles away from his teammates.
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Drivers now take routes hundreds of miles away from water points and go through mined areas to avoid military patrols.
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The town is a few miles away from where rescue crews were reported to be looking for possible missing rafters.
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No one in our lifetime will ever know, because your naked eye would be 365 million miles away from Earth.
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Sonos — based hundreds of miles away from the glare of Silicon Valley in the seaside town of Santa Barbara, Calif.
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When I get to my spot, a few miles away from town, the rumbling of military jets throttles the sky.
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But Paa Joe is now located miles away from Ghana's capital and says there is less demand for his coffins.
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His cruise 2018 look, in crystal-edged violet brocade, is "not a million miles away" from his standard stage attire.
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In a modern, luxurious Kigali villa only miles away from Eric's hideout, Rwigara's sister Anne and brother Arioste explain more.
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They instead were focused on the crisis in Iran, just 600 miles away from the UAE as the drone flies.
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Just two months later, Chynal Lindsey, 26, was shot and killed a few miles away from where Booker was discovered.
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When we left Deadwood in 2006, it was an active story that seemed miles away from any sort of conclusion.
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Rockland County says the measles cases are clustered in eastern Ramapo, a few miles away from Green Meadow Waldorf School.
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China, meanwhile, operates a military base in Djibouti, just miles away from America's main military base in Africa, Camp Lemonnier.
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During rainy season, when the roads are typically washed away, more women give birth at home, miles away from help.
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It's a resort hotel on the beach, a few miles away from the cobblestone streets and brightly painted colonial buildings.
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She cannot work, save for domestic work around the house, which is 400 miles away from her family in Delhi.
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It ties him to the migrant caravan currently hundreds of miles away from the US-Mexico border and the Democratic Party.
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New mom Khloé Kardashian is being showered with love this Mother's Day despite being thousands of miles away from her family.
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She informed them that there had been a shooting at a home about two miles away, from which she had fled.
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The epicenter of the measles outbreak is only miles away from the Brooklyn Museum in the Hasidic-Jewish neighborhood of Williamsburg.
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We were in an open area, miles away from any city, but a major quake nearby could still have caused mayhem.
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The Sun is 4 billion miles away from Ultima, and its rays are likely too weak to produce such an effect.
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They will also build a protected camp to house displaced civilians in Malakal, some 300 miles away from the capital Juba.
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Many of these elders live 30, 40 miles away from a grocery store, from a hospital, from any kinds of services.
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They take moms and dads miles and miles away from their children even for a nonviolent first-time offender, like me.
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For the past two years, I have lived in Yangon, a city in Myanmar that is 8,500 miles away from home.
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It's only fair that drivers get paid to return forgotten objects, since sometimes they're miles away from where their passengers live.
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Residents of the town of Jamame, 70 km (44 miles) away from Kismayu, said they heard the blast, followed by gunfire.
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Investigators matched the photo to the suspect's license plate after he crashed his car about seven miles away from the scene.
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"With us being thousands of miles away from family and friends, I'm usually left with the baby to myself," Firda wrote.
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The dog, Sassy, wasn't just just a block or two away from home; she was about 200 miles away from home.
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RIA, citing an SDF official, said the Kurdish fighters had already withdrawn to 32 km (20 miles) away from the border.
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Just going to lay that fact down and walk a million miles away from it, never to refer to it again.
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The room, with notably rounded corners, was nearly 3,000 miles away from the company's headquarters and many of its manufacturing sites.
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The massive Norway Spruce hails from State College, Pennsylvania, about 239 miles away from its final destination in the Big Apple.
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The chromeless, distilled interface of WP96.83 was a million miles away from the skeuomorphism dominating Apple's phones and Samsung's copycat efforts.
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They were able to disable acceleration while the car was being driven down the highway miles away from their current location.
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Roughly 90 miles away from Montgomery, Tuesday also saw the city of Talladega, Alabama, elect its first black mayor, Timothy Ragland.
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The Russian bombers, capable of executing a nuclear strike, were intercepted merely 80 miles away from the ship, said Navy officials.
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The United States Geological Survey (USGS) showed a 5.1 magnitude quake 21km (13 miles) away from North Korea's city of Sungjibaegam.
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Pilots still have to fly during the daytime, keep their drones within visual range and stay several miles away from airports.
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I live in Brooklyn, New York, just three miles away from one of the most important internet hubs in the world.
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Then, on May 30, Mars will be just 46.8 million miles away from Earth, the closest it's been in 11 years.
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But whatever its faults in 22001, longtime critics of the department say it's miles away from where it was in 21992.
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In Basra, hundreds of miles away from where the fighting took place, the threat comes not from jihadis, but from salt.
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The suspect was arrested hours after the shooting at an Applebee's restaurant in Clinton, Missouri, about 20153 miles away from Olathe.
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Wear one of these brands and you're part of the club, even if you feel a million miles away from it.
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Lewis plays Bobby Axelrod, a magnetic 9/11 survivor who runs his firm in suburban Connecticut, miles away from Wall Street.
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He does, however, say that being placed in a prison 200 miles away from his family was difficult to deal with.
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For example, Lieber Correctional, a maximum security facility, is just barely outside the evacuation zone, about eight miles away from Macdougall.
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Around most of Caracas, checkpoints were set up to search cars and frisk bus passengers even miles away from the clashes.
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OSIREX-REx took this photo from only around 0.4 miles away from the rock, which is about two football fields away.
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In the small town of Sirsa, located 150 miles away from Panchkula, thousands of devotees have gathered at the group's headquarters.
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The average July temperature for Alert, which is only 500 miles away from the North Pole, is usually about 41 degrees.
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And they've constructed fiber all the way to Haines Junction, which is only 200 miles away from the U.S.-Canada border.
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I grew up nearly 725 miles away from Montgomery, in a part of the country that is arguably even more forgotten.
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"You know what finite is when you're 2,500 miles away from the nearest town and there is no more," she added.
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The few schools and government-run health clinics are miles away from the open water, where many people live without electricity.
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There was a crosswalk miles away from where she was, but obviously it was a place where people cross the street.
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This reality has made the caravan, still hundreds of miles away from the border, a salient message on the campaign trail.
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I grew up in Hamilton, Ohio 20 miles away from Cincinnati in the heyday of the Big Red Machine (1970-1979).
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Kevin Hart is already back on his own two feet -- but he's miles away from a full recovery ... TMZ has confirmed.
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So you can imagine how absolutely crazy it makes me feel to live thousands of miles away from them, by choice.
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On the night he took his winning shot, he was standing just seven and half miles away from the exploding crater.
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Why he chose to attack a church 30 miles away from his home is one of the questions that remained unanswered.
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"Everyone who lives hundreds of miles away from Northern Ireland says this is a great deal for us," Mr. Daly said.
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Dixon is about 72 miles away from Finlay's office at public relations firm SutherlandGold, where he works as an account executive.
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She was paid a third of the national salary and was working over 150 kilometers (around 90 miles) away from home.
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A call for healing About 10 miles away from City Hall, the mood was different at the South Sacramento Christian Center.
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On Saturday, a team found footprints believed to be Joey's miles away from his home, the Natrona County Sheriff's Office said.
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"I'm only about three miles away from the college campus, but we're in a place that has been inundated," Dickert said.
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Usually when you think of creepy sea creatures, people assume they're living deep in the ocean, miles away from any humans.
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In the last two debates, Rubio tangled with Trump in ways that took him miles away from his optimistic, generational message.
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It took place just miles away from the location where Biden met with former Israeli President Shimon Peres in Tel Aviv.
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In LA, smoke rolled in from Malibu and even miles away from any flames there was a thick smell of burning.
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Annie lived her whole life in America just a couple of miles away from Ellis Island, on the Lower East Side.
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According to reports ... Savin's gonna spend the next 3 months inside his vessel that's already 11 miles away from his origin.
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For example, on Monday during perigee, the moon will be approximately 222,040 miles away from our planet, in contrast to Jan.
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In the end, Ohtani did pick the West Coast, and a team that actually plays 25 miles away from Los Angeles.
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Obviously, they're in Los Angeles, and so they're 3,000 miles away from the rest of the Marvel universe in New York.
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Three B-2 bombers are now positioned in Guam, a US territory with military bases only 2,200 miles away from country.
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You're hundreds, if not thousands of miles away from your family, surviving on slim paychecks, living alone, and working odd hours.
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Amrita sacrifices her social life, job, Western clothes, and family to move 400 miles away from the city for her husband.
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Jury selection is set to begin on Monday morning in Brunswick, Georgia, more than 275 miles away from where the toddler died.
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While Salgado spent each night in a hotel about 30 miles away from the Ahmadi oil fields, the men lived in camps.
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And hey, even Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are spending their first married Valentine's Day thousands of miles away from one another.
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She spent it some 2,300 miles away from her children in her hometown of Acámbaro, in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato.
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And he has done all of this more than 350 miles away from Silicon Valley, in the sunny climes of Venice, Calif.
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This abstract glow isn't just a regular old space photo—it was taken a record-breaking 27331 billion miles away from Earth.
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This abstract glow isn't just a regular old space photo—it was taken a record-breaking 3.79 billion miles away from Earth.
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Ivan Castro and Karl Hinett grew up thousands of miles away from one another — Hinett in England and Castro in North Carolina.
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Overall, half of these veterans lived at least 80 miles away from a VA facility providing cochlear implant care, the study found.
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So, BAS is relocating the base about 14 miles away from the cracks and also shutting it down from March to November.
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Advisories were even issued in parts of Nevada, including Las Vegas — nearly 300 miles away from a fire north of Los Angeles.
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Roberts' father also worked at Mar-A-Lago, which is located about 22008 miles away from Epstein's estate, as a maintenance manager.
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Cotopaxi is a glacier-covered, 19,000-foot-tall stratovolcano that sits less than 37 miles away from Ecuador's capital city of Quito.
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Four days later, Dumbuya's body was found by a couple in Kalamazoo, 50 miles away from her high school near Grand Rapids.
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Very few people outside the US administration knew the carrier group was in fact some 3,500 miles away from the Korean Peninsula.
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The two first met five years ago when they both worked in a hospital in Bangadou, roughly 250 miles away from Monasao.
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Residents in Chengdu, the provincial capital -- 300 kilometers (186 miles) away from the epicenter -- told state media they had felt the quake.
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Hill, one of the detectives learned, lives an apartment in Duluth — about 11 miles away from Alpharetta — with another woman and child.
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Just over 4,000 miles away from Zanetti's home in Buenos Aires, a violent revolt had gripped the southernmost state of Mexico, Chiapas.
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The Alaska Peninsula is hundreds of miles away from state highways or urban centers, and has never produced oil or natural gas.
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The rent at another student building which is 1.7 miles away from campus, Max Rayne House, is £102.97 to £232.40 a week.
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Nearly 300 miles away from the crime scene, the body of Vancouver university professor Leonard Dyck was discovered near a burning car.
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Four times a year we go on a boat trip a few miles away from the power plant to test the water.
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"Some of our clients are only 40 miles away from us," said a sales manager with Xingtai Iron & Steel's steel wire subsidiary.
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It really feels a million miles away from the glitz and glamour of the English Premier League or Europe's other top competitions.
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So far, Matthew hasn't made landfall in Florida and as of 5PM ET it's about 100 miles away from West Palm Beach.
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This information is critical to make a successful approach of a small object at a distance a billion miles away from us.
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Instead, it'll be a mere 3.9 million miles away from the solar surface, flying through the outer edges of the Sun's atmosphere.
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Some noteworthy examples included a startup offering paid trips to Burning Man, and McKinsey Chinese retreat miles away from ethnic Uighurs prisons.
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When you're miles away from civilization, you rely on your gear, and no gear matters more than the boots on your feet.
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The bright spot in the photo is sunlight reflecting off the planet Mercury, which is millions of miles away from the probe.
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Reporters on Friday mocked the White House for keeping them miles away from the private golf club where President Trump is vacationing.
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Dawson, ND, a town twenty-five miles away from Napoleon, with a population of 61 The Logan County Museum's Wall of Fame.
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The train has stopped at the station in Rostov-on-Don, 700 miles away from our home on the outskirts of Moscow.
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New Zealand is thousands of miles away from Europe, but the Christchurch attack on mosque worshippers must have raised alerts across Europe.
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Crema, just miles away from major hot spots Rome and Milan, is under lockdown, and the beautiful town has gone eerily quiet.
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The Land of Hope fits those parameters, as it is sparsely populated and located hundreds of miles away from active extraction sites.
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It is part of the urban area of Ordos, a city about 350 miles away from Beijing famous for its empty buildings.
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This reality has made the caravan, still more than 1,000 miles away from the border, a salient message on the campaign trail.
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Newly available Census Bureau maps show that in 1940, the average white urban household lived three miles away from a black enclave.
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Abdalla and his family are more than 8,000 miles away from the war-torn land they fled, but it is always close.
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The erupting Taal volcano, just 37 miles away from the capital, Manila, remains a life-threatening danger to residents in surrounding towns.
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The closest fire is 50 miles away from us today, lending the sky a gray hue and the sun an orange tint.
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And he has done all of this more than 350 miles away from Silicon Valley, in the sunny climes of Venice, Calif.
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It is part of the urban area of Ordos, a city about 350 miles away from Beijing famous for its empty buildings.
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Chengdu is the capital city of Sichuan province in southwestern China and located more than 1,223 kilometers (683 miles) away from Wuhan.
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Chengdu is the capital city of Sichuan province in southwestern China and located more than 1,100 kilometers (683 miles) away from Wuhan.
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One possible model sits more than 296,22016 miles away from key points on the U.S.-Mexico border, tucked into rural southeastern Pennsylvania.
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A chain reaction involving about 20 tractor-trailers and 10 other vehicles occurred about 70 miles away from Harrisburg, according to WOLF.
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A naval official confirmed the Chinese ships entered the Indian Ocean, but said they were thousands of miles away from the Maldives.
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Diana Keel, 38, was reported missing March 9 and was found dead three days later about 30 miles away from her home.
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Her body had drifted several miles away from where the vehicle was rescued in Tonto Creek, Arizona, near the Bar X crossing.
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See This Steve Harrison is quite possibly the sole ceramist who molds his pieces 240 miles away from where he fires them.
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That game had been scheduled for Saturday afternoon in Boone, N.C., which is about 400 miles away from the state's Atlantic Coast.
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Earlier this year, ash borers were found near Madawaska, Maine, less than 100 miles away from the stand where Frey harvested trees.
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In Cemara Jaya, a village eight miles away from the spill, Dasmo, 35, joined other villagers and military officers bagging contaminated sand.
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In Cemara Jaya, a village eight miles away from the spill, Dasmo, 35, joined other villagers and military officers bagging contaminated sand.
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The death toll jumped to 62 in Guatemala, where a volcano erupted twice about 30 miles away from the capital on Sunday.
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Like you, I'm now miles away from everything I grew up with and unable to find the same community I once had.
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Crabs are usually obtained from Yangcheng Lake (阳澄湖), about 43 miles away from Shanghai, historically known for its pristine waters.
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So we often forget how different weddings — and marriage in general — are thousands of miles away from where we happen to live.
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For her, it was more important to give Americans a place to participate in a conversation they are thousands of miles away from.
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Formichella said he was just miles away from Long Branch Beach, sitting in "65 feet of water," when he spotted the sea creature.
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But unfortunately, our kitchen is more than 1,500 miles away from Tulum's rich Caribbean waters, so Werner left his speargun back in Mexico.
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They are in jails near Madrid, several hundred miles away from their homes, and have repeatedly requested a transfer to prisons in Catalonia.
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The ranch was known under the late pop star's ownership as 'Neverland' and is located about 40 miles away from Santa Barbara, Calif.
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The Siemens USA plant stands a few miles away from the California state Capitol, where the political climate appears increasingly antagonistic to manufacturing.
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The telescope that searches for habitable planets in outer space went into emergency mode 75 million miles away from home, leaving engineers scrambling.
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A Nobel Prize-winning chemist's wife is dead while he has been located alive but confused 200 miles away from where they live.
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The main problem with bonuses since the crisis has been that banks have paid them despite being miles away from generating economic profit.
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The fact that Bolton was hundreds of miles away from the DMZ was met with no small number of jokes about his banishment.
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According to the GoFundMe, Leith has spent the past two years in rehabilitation centers and hospitals over 100 miles away from his family.
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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 Pulse nightclub where 50 people were killed and even more were seriously injured early Sunday morning is miles away from tourist attractions.
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But as close as that may sound to success, Democrats are still miles away from actually being able to reverse the FCC's decision.
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Despite her family's financial straits, Casey, 31, has a new life in South Florida — about 200 miles away from where she grew up.
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The knife attack and where her body was dumped — about five miles away from Polanski's — fueled speculation that the Manson family was involved.
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Police are investigating a possible sighting of Tibbetts on July 26 at a rest stop in Missouri, about 235 miles away from Brooklyn.
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British authorities again blamed Russia for the incident, which occurred just 8 miles away from the Skripals' house and left one woman dead.
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One said her provider told her to keep it a secret, so she did -- and moved 3,000 miles away from where it happened.
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Do you feel a million miles away from that, or is it a place you can get back to if you want to?
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Four days later, Mujey's body was found by a couple in Kalamazoo, about 50 miles away from her high school outside Grand Rapids.
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But to get to Syria, about five miles away from where I stood in Iraq, I would have to take a circuitous route.
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Purinton was arrested hours after the shooting while he was at an Applebee's restaurant in Clinton, Missouri, about 70 miles away from Olathe.
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His gravesite is just a couple of miles away from the country club, where he sometimes golfed twice a day during the offseason.
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The 34-year-old mother of five sons and one daughter sees a different crisis unfolding 3,000 miles away from Del Bosque's farms.
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A hundred people were trying to reach me, and I felt too many miles away from the one person I wanted to see.
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Speaking to Shawn, a newer member of the group, it seems those values are being preserved almost 4,000 miles away from the Millerntor.
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Meanwhile, more than 2,000 miles away from Harvard, another young undocumented woman, Joaida Tornes, just started at St. Mary's University in San Antonio.
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It's spurting out of volcanic vents that have opened in Kilauea's rift zone, an area of fissures miles away from the volcano's summit.
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In fact, it was tall enough to reach the jet stream, which propelled the ash more than 10 miles away from the crater.
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A thousand miles away from South Mountain Creamery, in Calhoun County, Florida, another small family-owned creamery faced similar trouble six years ago.
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Halle is just eight and a half miles away from where he lived, so he knew the area very well, the father said.
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On September 25, the spacecraft took off for the Russian segment of the International Space Station, orbiting about 250 miles away from Earth.
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Before the DNA testing, Rowe wasn't a suspect, even though he had lived just four miles away from Mirack when she was killed.
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But there were no US bases nearby the crew's stop this spring, and Trump Turnberry was 23 miles away from the closest airport.
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His previous manager, Mr. Tiwari, had been asked to transfer to a city in southern India, more than 1,000 miles away from Indore.
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Police say Crusius, who lived 650 miles away from the Walmart, posted a racist, anti-immigrant manifesto on 8chan, an online message board.
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However, many of the athletes were still hundreds of miles away from the venue, stranded at the Murtala Muhammad International airport in Lagos.
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The program, as enacted, allows veterans to seek private care if they live more than 40 miles away from a VA medical facility.
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The crash occurred a few miles away from the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, off state Highway 21, airport spokeswoman Candace Carpenter said.
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"We are 100 miles away from where we were in 2012," said Matt Dailer, the RNC's director in the battleground state of Iowa.
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My friend was having her first solo art show out in Palm Springs, exactly 111 miles away from my apartment in Los Angeles.
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Now, unless we both get US work visas within the next few months, we could end up 2120,2240 miles away from each other.
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Russia's ability to project power in a serious way in Venezuela, a country thousands of miles away from Moscow, is virtually non-existent.
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FIREWALL is seven thousand miles away from China, but the exhibition has received backlash from the Chinese government, including pressured to self-censor.
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Staffers were also told they had the option to be put up in a hotel in Raleigh ... 130 miles away from Dorian's impact.
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A 61-year-old man was severely injured on August 15 after fighting off a shark about 4 miles away from Saturday's attack.
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This game in a satellite city of São Paulo, played more than 222 miles away from her team's home base, was no exception.
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All photos by the author This past summer, I spent 24 hours in Atlantic City, 4,000 miles away from my home in Berlin.
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Songs are written about these themes, and colorful posters make their way even into rural areas hundreds of miles away from the capital.
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I also knew that the hot spots where the militants conducted their attacks tended to be in southern Kashmir, miles away from Gulmarg.
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BEAM is yet another experiment to prepare for the many challenges associated with sending humans more than 33 million miles away from Earth.
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The nursing home where the national news was saying that so many people were infected was less than 255 miles away from us.
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Kennedi Powell, 493 Fewer than 249 hours later, Kennedi was shot and killed 28 miles away from the spot where Jashon was found.
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The journalists' driver, who survived the attack, told Mr. Depele that he and his passengers were attacked about 14 miles away from Sibut.
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He hails from Pompano Beach, Florida -- about 25 miles away from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, the site of Super Bowl LIV.
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She still wakes up, thousands of miles away from her experiences in the "gulag nation," with sharp and visceral fears of North Korea.
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President Trump on #WHCD2017: "I could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from Washington's swamp…" pic.twitter.
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But reaching Mars, which at its closest point is still about 33.9 million miles away from Earth, would be a feat of engineering.
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In 230, about nine miles away from where Commander Paul Bauer was killed, a 217-year-old boy named Xavier Soto was murdered.
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There are conflicting reports as to whether Thomas, who lived with his mother about 20 miles away from Monsey, has a criminal record.
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Paddle Place is now about 10 miles away from Portland in the city of Tigard, and is a retailer of table-tennis equipment.
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The rule generally applies if you work full time and your new workplace is at least 50 miles away from your old home.
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Clinton's campaign established its national headquarters in Brooklyn Heights almost a year ago, roughly two miles away from the new Sanders campaign office.
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The location is about 30 miles away from from the Punggye-ri site where the North conducted three nuclear tests in the past.
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Caitlyn Jenner won't be attending her son's weekend wedding ... because she's more than 7,000 miles away from Bali preparing for another big event.
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Vice President Mike Pence may now live thousands of miles away from Indiana, but his home state is still reckoning with his legacy.
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Harrison Ford is totally chilling 3,000 miles away from Huntington Beach, CA ... where someone's trying to make it look like he was arrested.
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But should Facebook be reacting to a tragedy by sending push alerts — including to users who are miles away from the building in question?
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"I cannot sit here ten thousand miles away from operations and tell my people on the ground [what to do]…," the farming veteran explains.
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Immigrants may be powering the tech industry as it stands, but we are miles away from truly harnessing their ideas and innovations at scale.
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The middle school, Central Charter School, is just 217 miles away from Stoneman Douglas and part of the same district, Broward County Public Schools.
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The middle school, Central Charter School, is just 10 miles away from Stoneman Douglas and part of the same district, Broward County Public Schools.
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The Linden Airport, into which Schloss' family said he had regularly flown for the last 20 years, is about five miles away from Colonia.
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If McCullough was indeed 40 miles away from the crime scene, Brady said, it casts doubt on the testimony of Kathy Chapman, Maria's playmate.
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The impact of the smoke can be felt in São Paulo, even though it's more than 1,700 miles away from the rainforest, CNN reported.
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Obviously, Valkyrie, with her convoluted origin and metal bustier, is miles away from the pavement-pounding New York crime-fighters of the Netflix series.
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In 2005, Myanmar's ruling generals moved to Naypyidaw, a town in hills some 320 km (200 miles) away from the colonial era capital, Yangon.
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Thousands of miles away from the deadly deluges brought by the now-tropical depression Florence, wildland firefighters are still battling extreme blazes out West.
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More than 11 billion miles away from Earth, two small discs are rocketing through space at speeds in excess of 37,200 miles per hour.
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Donning a Samsung VR headset, Gittin was controlling the vehicle miles away from the Goodwood arena using a teleoperation system developed by Portland, Ore.
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The family is also planning an eco-lodge called Cerro Verde just a couple miles away from the restaurant, due to open in 2018.
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It is about 2.8 million miles away from its star — only 3 percent of the 93-million-mile distance between Earth and the sun.
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But hopefully this time also brings a voice to women who are a million miles away from Hollywood, and not just the privileged few.
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Don't put baby wild animals in the back of your SUV, and don't drive wild animals hundreds of miles away from their natural habitats.
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Will Smith also gave an update on Friday saying he was about 8 miles away from the fire and hadn't been asked to evacuate.
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Image: NASAAccording to NASA, the image was captured on July 16 and was taken from roughly one million miles away from the giant planet.
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But if you're thousands of miles away from your family at this time of year, that affection is better off turned to the beach.
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The University of Michigan was more than 2,000 miles away from home, in a utopic college town, and I liked the sound of that.
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Kepler is currently located almost 75 million miles away from Earth, which means that any signal takes 13 minutes to travel out and back.
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But this time, hundreds of miles away from my usual derm in the city, there was little that I could do other than panic.
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And he's nearly 235,211 miles away from the loyal clients who once got bobs and buzz cuts at his barber shop in central Cuba.
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The U.N. statement also highlighted the parlous security situation in the region, noting that the front lines are mere miles away from the camps.
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The decision was taken after a huge crack appeared in the Brunt Ice Shelf, just 10 miles away from the Halley VI research station.
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She had been left in the laundry room of an apartment building that was just a few miles away from Greene's home in Minneapolis.
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The probe will sit just 4 million miles away from the Sun's surface, where it will interact with the solar corona, or outer atmosphere.
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The Powerpack won't be in Los Angeles exactly, but at the Southern California Edison Mira Loma substation, about 40 miles away from Los Angeles.
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A plane full of passengers is claiming ViaAir stranded them in a city 450 miles away from their destination and then denied them compensation.
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That's because Cedros happens to be seven miles away from the Venezuelan coast, where political turmoil and a collapsing economy is driving people away.
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Because there is so little gravity on the moon, the particles can travel as far as 19 miles away from their point of origin.
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A second hospital, which is 25 miles away from Huoshenshan and has 1,600 beds, is expected to finish construction on Thursday, according to CGTN.
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During testing, the weapon created a mushroom cloud that could be seen 20 miles away from the blast, according to the Air Force story.
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The furthest recipient is in Laqi, almost 21 km (2101.1000 miles) away from Moyale's central business district, where there is no hospital or school.
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"When you're 40 or 60 million miles away from your home planet, there is not a depot to take parts back to," Whipps said.
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In fact, just one local TV channel was allowed to broadcast, but they were forced to set up miles away from the launch site.
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More than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) away from Caracas, in the Great Savanna region, indigenous people blocked a road in the village of Kumarakapay.
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Meanwhile, almost 2,000 kilometers [1,243 miles] away from Souvannarath's Illinois home, James Gamble was trawling through Tumblr in his bedroom in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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If Chloe had also been approached by Alicia while living 500 miles away from me, had it happened to young girls all over France?
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Its center is exposed and comprised only of low-level clouds, and the largest thunderstorms are displaced several hundred miles away from the center.
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Miles away from Hariri's West Beirut stronghold, hundreds covered in Hezbollah's signature yellow flock to an open-air rally in the city of Baalbek.
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In fact, the report states, the convoy was still five and a half miles away from the target and had not yet been attacked.
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As San Franciscans who live more than 160 miles away from the Camp Fire know, the resulting smoke and emissions negatively affect air quality.
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Abletes, who was 27 when he died, had moved to the island of Samar, over 370 miles away from his home in Metro Manila.
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Local activists later said police held her in a psychiatric hospital in her home province of Hunan, more than 500 miles away from Shanghai.
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The fear incited by this rhetoric, which didn't start with Trump, is responsible for countless immigration checkpoints located miles away from the actual border.
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That's such a cool part about our process — we almost always land at a much more interesting place, miles away from where we started!
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This was good because, even living ten miles away from their home city of Durham, I never came across their first album, The Listening.
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He said that I should talk with entrepreneurs in the community around me before thinking about covering startups thousands of miles away from me.
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It's not a million miles away from the first track on this list in that respect actually, despite the 35 year gap between them.
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"They were about 90 miles away from where we could process them," she said on the Fox News show "Fox and Friends" on Friday.
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Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers, seemingly miles away from your out-of-focus iPhone 5S camera, but now — against all odds — in my bedroom.
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"We might get quite a bit more done because there's not too many distractions when you're up miles away from anybody else," he said.
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There, models in full hair and makeup paraded the season's designs thousands of miles away from and many months past the French fashion schedule.
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It also remained unclear how the caravan, still more than 900 miles away from the Texas border, was an affront to United States sovereignty.
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Somewhere within Earth's orbit miles away from America, artist Trevor Paglen's ambitious "Orbital Reflector" satellite sculpture awaits half-completed in the vacuum of space.
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Police went to his home in East New York, Brooklyn, about three miles away from Howard Beach, and asked him for a DNA sample.
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A federal judge on Tuesday denied Paul Manafort's request to move the first of his two criminal trials hundreds of miles away from Washington.
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Deng had started dating a member of one of Baruch's Asian sororities who grew up a few miles away from the Dengs in Queens.
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Remember, you will be thousands of miles away from your apartment, unable to intervene should an angry landlord try to lay down the law.
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PHILADELPHIA — The most popular group in the second round of the N.F.L. draft was nearly 3,000 miles away from Philadelphia: the Washington Huskies secondary.
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France is negotiating a deal with China that would see its nationals transported to Changsha, a city 100 miles away from Wuhan, by bus.
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The latter coyote attack occurred about 2.6 miles away from the Lincoln Park mauling, but it's not clear whether the same coyote is responsible.
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They live back in my hometown, about 2,000 miles away from me so I try to speak to them a few times a week.
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Poster leads to fierce arguments The poster created tumult at the Capitol in Charleston, some 750 miles away from Omar's Minneapolis-area congressional district.
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Being born in Sweden, thousands of miles away from the rest of my family in Eritrea, my mom raised me with stories about home.
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The local government also pledged to spend more than $21 billion to vastly expand the airport, just a few miles away from the factory.
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What's more, these locations are typically at least 15 miles away from a full-service grocery store, leaving families with limited options for food.
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The situation is much more dire in rural counties, 20 percent of which are located more than 10 miles away from the nearest supermarket.
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He would hold tight to that memory for decades, even when he was an old man living hundreds of miles away from his birthplace.
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On Friday night and early Saturday morning, it will be about seven million miles away from Earth, the closest it comes during its orbit.
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There were no immediate reports of injuries in Mexico City, which is about 348 kilometers (216 miles) away from the epicenter of the earthquake.
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Still, living hundreds of miles away from any other duck wasn't exactly ideal for Trevor, and residents debated what they could do for him.
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The court has ruled that she must remain 25 miles away from her home because of the alleged danger she poses to the public.
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Which is how I find myself in rural China, outside of a local prison, 7,522 miles away from where Christel first opened her purse.
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But their center was 100 miles away from that fault, and seismologists say there is no connection between the San Andreas and these earthquakes.
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The Q400 will be able to stay on patrol for about the same amount of time and up to 200 nautical miles away from home.
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And somehow, people only found out when the Navy posted a photo of the aircraft carrier a few thousand miles away from the Korean Peninsula.
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The town is just miles away from Salisbury, where former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were poisoned with nerve agent in March.
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Maria charted a course directly over Puerto Rico, passing around 25 miles away from San Juan, the capital, which is home to around 25,22 people.
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The news outlet also reported that roughly 70 people took shelter at Jonestown Fire Department, which is about eight miles away from the wreckage site.
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Google Maps places Zhejiang, home to about 954 coronavirus patients, about 400 miles away from the epicenter, which has been on lockdown since January 23.
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It has been programmed to pass just 2,200 miles away from Ultima Thule, taking pictures and gathering data with its 7 different instruments on board.
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It is therefore necessary for this air to be evacuated from the storm for hundreds to more than 1,000 miles away from the storm's center.
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The boat was later found a few miles away from a local inlet, running in circles in the water with "blood evidence" inside, authorities said.
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The person making all the decisions in the case of my 4-year-old foster son, BlueJay, seemed miles away from us, miles above us.
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But even 1,500 miles away from North Dakota, Leilani says she will find a way to make her voice heard in support of Standing Rock.
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Barboza seems to want to be completely safe and sound, miles away from his opponent, before he even considers getting back in position to strike.
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Let me give you some advice, go to a middle school – the Hart Middle School, right in Washington, six miles away from he White House.
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The Kepler Space Telescope is 75 million miles away from Earth, so it takes 13 minutes for signals to travel to and from the spacecraft.
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That I was wondering what I was doing with my life, thousands of miles away from one home and a few hundred feet from another?
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Their car was found in flames about 500 km (310 miles) away from where Fowler and Deese were found dead, near Dease Lake, British Columbia.
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In fact, the neighborhood goes right up to the border in some places, and even its northernmost reaches are about two miles away from it.
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The bloodshed reportedly occurred at a bar called La Kuka, which sits about four miles away from where the city's popular tourist hotels are located.
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The community forest for Assoumindelé is located 10 km (6.2 miles) away from the village, which inhabitants say is not practical for their everyday activities.
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As for the undisputed winner of the evening, Mr Trump gave a mostly gracious victory speech, only a few miles away from Mrs Clinton's celebration.
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This composite image is the first to be released since Juno's arrival; it was taken while the spacecraft was 2.7 million miles away from Jupiter.
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New York state troopers found an elephant walking around Westtown, New York, a town about 70 miles away from New York City, in November 2018.
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What followed was the kind of night that can only happen when you're 8,000 miles away from home on a tropical island, with zero expectations.
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Despite being more than 1,000 miles away from the US and only in its infancy, the storm could reach the Gulf Coast by this weekend.
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According to CNBC, the YJ-12B anti-ship missiles would be able to strike ships up to 295 nautical miles away from the artificial islands.
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Queen quickly left the scene, but was later taken into custody without incident a few miles away from the polling location, the police report said.
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The vicious knife attack and where her body was dumped — about five miles away from Polanski's home — fueled speculation that the Manson family was involved.
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An emaciated and hungry polar bear was seen in an industrial Siberian city, hundreds of miles away from its normal stomping grounds, CBS News reports.
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Rongerik Atoll was an uninhabited spot more than 120 miles away from home, where many of the people relocated from Bikini nearly starved to death.
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Where children will sleep in cities thousands of miles away from their parents, wondering when they'll get to talk to them next, hug them next?
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What Trump's candidacy in 2016 portrayed in stark relief was that the base of the party was miles away from the establishment of the party.
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The Queen and Prince Philip, who just celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary, live in Buckingham Palace, which is about two miles away from Kensington Palace.
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In September 1954, the Soviet military detonated an atomic bomb in the air less than 2 miles away from 45,000 troops and thousands of civilians.
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Google recently revealed its plans for a massive new development project in Sunnyvale, California, a few miles away from its main headquarters in Mountain View.
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The oil spill has reached villages on the coast of the Karawang area, West Java, 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) away from the facility, he said.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Thursday that the U.S. and China are "miles and miles" away from reaching agreement on their trade issues.
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Heather, a former imagery analyst, now receives disability benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder, even though she was thousands of miles away from the strikes.
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He's going to show how a real calçotada goes down—miles away from how the restaurants of Barcelona interpret the tradition with their little barbecues.
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In the end, the store — a near-perfect simulation of a Costco just 12 miles away from me in Harlem — wouldn't ship outside mainland China.
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So, when the anonymous oil company expressed interest in a 210-acre parcel under Lewisville Lake six miles away from the dam, the Corps approved.
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Mr. Webb, the legendary singer-songwriter, was more than 4,000 miles away from those shores, singing at the ornate ambassador's residence in Phoenix Park here.
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On Friday, the Queen and Prince Andrew were seen riding horses with two escorts around the Windsor Castle estate — about 23 miles away from London.
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Harlin believes the sign came from John C. Tune Airport in west Nashville, which is about 20 miles away from her home in Mt. Juliet.
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So, I covered the show -- or the faux show -- as best I could, considering I was 4,000 miles away from where it all wasn't happening.
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Despite being hundreds of miles away from the nearest ocean, her group of friends established a surf culture in Missoula that has only grown since.
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James was 26 years old at the time he vanished; his body was later found more than 100 miles away from that of his wife.
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Even though it's nearly 8,000 miles away from Silicon Valley, it intends to become the largest incubator for futuristic innovation and design in the world.
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Analog malls had the benefit of their shoppers being many miles away from competing malls and their retail tenants being committed to long-term leases.
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The two events are only 40 miles away from each other, and offer similar promises of camping sites, access to food, water, and live music.
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Andrés shared footage of himself in the Bahamas, where he said he was roughly 80 miles away from the eye of the Category 5 storm.
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The president was out of sight on Saturday, secluded at his club in Bedminster, N.J., miles away from the pool of journalists who follow him.
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Some teams have affiliates thousands of miles away from the parent club, and other teams require bus rides many hours long to the nearest games.
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"It's not like you need to build a bunker under your front lawn, because you're several thousand miles away from the White House," he said.
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Maria charted a course directly over Puerto Rico, passing around 25 miles away from San Juan, the capital, which is home to around 400,000 people.
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High-rise buildings swayed slowly for at least a half-minute in Bangkok, about 175 miles away from the epicenter, startling residents of the capital.
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Foy -- miles away from her role in "The Crown" -- drops the tiara and picks up a taser as the latest Lisbeth Salander, the aforementioned hacker.
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Pudsey, England (CNN Business)More than 5,000 miles away from Wuhan, a small UK company is preparing to take a potential hit from the coronavirus.
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Santa Fe, 23 miles away from Zorro as the crow flies, is the oldest colonial capital city in North America, one with a twisted history.
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Ms. Hill had grown up seven miles away from Ms. Howard, and she understood the desire to leave a place and then come home again.
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Doonbeg has a population of less than 1,000, and it is 181 miles away from Dublin, where Pence met with government officials during the trip.
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As interest swelled, he took it upon himself to put on a legitimate Area 51 event — 148 miles away from Rachel, back in Las Vegas.
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On St. Croix, which is located 40 miles away from St. Thomas, damage was less severe than it was on St. John or St. Thomas.
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The 911 request was "somehow attached" to the Clinton site, which is about "0003 or 15 miles" away from its origin in Windsor, Lowe said.
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During the comet's close approach, it will be about 180 million miles away from us, which at that point will be farther away than Mars.
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Then we began hearing volleys of gunfire crackling like popcorn, most likely coming from the Bosphorus Bridge (about 2km/1.2 miles away from my apartment).
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The missiles are each tipped with four or five nuclear warheads that can be individually targeted to different locations hundreds of miles away from each other.
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Parents have been deported while children are left behind in the US. Some children are transferred thousands of miles away from the border — and their parents.
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My sons were one and two years old when that happened, and the authorities sent me more than 500 miles away from Miami, [where we lived].
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A century ago, this big 'ol bug thrived on—you guessed it—Lord Howe Island, a crescent-shaped volcanic remnant 12 miles away from Ball's Pyramid.
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Lava first exploded through a rift miles away from the volcano earlier this month, burning trees and sending many running from their homes at Leilani Estates.
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While the London Stadium is only a few miles away from West Ham's home of 112 years, the difference between Stratford and Upton Park is marked.
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Meanwhile, aboard the Saga, captain Jake Anderson is gambling by dropping his pots close to shore about 300 miles away from the rest of the fleet.
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This is where Nabawan is The school is some 80km (about 50 miles) away from the main town, and the route is inaccessible when it rains.
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The Royal Bahamas Police Force had found a body they believed to be the remains of Lynn Armstrong three or four miles away from their house.
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Journalist Mike Firn in Tokyo told CNN he felt the trembles in a building some 900 kilometers, or more than 550 miles away from the epicenter.
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In 250, at least 220 percent of Americans lived more than 23 miles away from full-time providers of home-based medical care, the research shows.
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But it took flying some 10,000 miles away from U.S. shores, to an island in the Indian Ocean, to find my first non-American Trump supporter.
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In a hospital hundreds of miles away from the US–Mexico border, Tara Neubrand saw the gutting, alarming effects of separating migrant children from their parents.
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The family had been watching as the flames from the Carr Fire snaked and surged in the distance, still about 10 miles away from their home.
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In the markets of San Cristóbal, 47km (29 miles) away from Aguacatenango, real dresses from the village share shelf space with identical fakes made in Asia.
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Although his new house is more hardened to fire, the area remains vulnerable, a dozen or so miles away from where the Kincade fire is burning.
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My house is two miles away from a metro stop, so I'm pretty dependent on rideshares but try to bike most places when it's not winter.
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Trump has made much of his closing argument about border security, stoking fears about immigrants and a migrant caravan hundreds of miles away from the border.
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Today, just miles away from the stadium, twelve startups are battling it out in front of a room full of NFL executives, team owners, and investors.
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Boutain was arrested after he was spotted by a librarian at a downtown Salt Lake City library, about 4 miles away from the university shooting scene.
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But many of these children are sent to shelters or other nonprofit facilities in cities across the country, sometimes thousands of miles away from their parents.
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Is it possible Miguel started catching feelings for his late best friend's wife, pushing him to move over 1,300 miles away from Rebecca out of guilt?
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The night before the show, Katrina accidentally left the concert tickets at her home in Cairns, which is more than 1,000 miles away from the venue.
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On Thursday night, across the East River and a few miles away from most of the NYFW action, a very different sort of runway show transpired.
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Kayak, an aggregator of travel listings that Priceline purchased for $1.8bn in 2012, for instance, still retains separate headquarters in Connecticut, six miles away from Priceline.
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Evidence for the craterScreenshot: NASA GoddardScientists have spotted a potential asteroid crater in Greenland just 114 miles away from another one announced a few months ago.
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The iconic "Welcome to Key West" sign was found 300 miles away from its home on Thursday in Fort Meyers Beach, according to the Miami Herald.
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Graham's flattering of Trump didn't work – because what they're pursuing is miles away from what President Trump or the GOP House and Senate will agree to.
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In conversation, Baker is gregarious and self-effacing, miles away from the performer so willing to cauterize a half-decade's worth of wounds in her music.
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But it also has room for cross-country co-worker reunions and pure, unabashed fun — the kind that's miles away from any sort of social posturing.
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This week Houston became the latest battleground in the international dispute over a pipeline project located more than 5,000 miles away from the Lone Star State.
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Now, though, Conor McGregor and his rabbis at the UFC, President Dana White and CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, have drifted a thousand miles away from each other.
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There's just one problem — Trump Tower is more than four miles away from ground zero, so that claim too appears to be an exaggeration at best.
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Asima's Syrian mother gave birth in the town of Kilkis, about 40 km (25 miles) away from the camp which has sprouted up in muddy meadows.
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Those rescued Saturday included women and children, and are being housed in the nearby town of Tantima, about 400 miles away from the US-Mexico border.
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This was filmed just miles away from where her precious life was taken too soon, as told by that rapping aardvark from cold upper fake America.
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I got paid next to nothing and had moved two hundred miles away from my friends and family to live in a secluded western Kentucky town.
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The running debris and floodwater can be powerful enough to destroy culverts, roadways and buildings, the weather service said, even reaching miles away from affected areas.
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Almost a year after her disappearance, a suspicious Polaroid was found in a Florida parking lot over 1,000 miles away from where she was last seen.
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But on Wednesday, as catastrophic wildfires roared about 20 miles away from her home in Ventura County, she was a potential victim of climate change, too.
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The village of Asni is only 15 kilometers (9 miles) away from Imlil, a trekking and hiking destination, where two Scandinavian women were killed in December.
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"The force of the rushing water and debris can damage or destroy culverts, bridges, roadways and buildings even miles away from the burned area," it said.
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Palmpress Collapsible Coffee Press, $39Even if they're out of the country, miles away from their home, they can still enjoy the comforts of their daily coffee.
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US Vice President Mike Pence defended staying at Donald Trump's hotel in Ireland, despite it being located 180 miles away from any of his official engagements.
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That's because shockwaves can shatter windows up to 10 miles away from an explosion, resulting in flying glass that could injure people who are too close.
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The Post notes that property records show that Gaudette's mother owned a two-story home in Rockville, Md. — roughly 11 miles away from the country club.
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One of the pink kids in the outfield sniffs out a ball and gets a catch like a million miles away from the closest pink kid.
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The symbolism is fairly obvious: A place a scant few miles away from Wall Street that has been abandoned by the American financial and political elite.
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That means that it ties in nicely with Palace's history as a football club, even if it is around two miles away from their current locale.
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And the city of Songdo, just 22 miles away from the capital, is in the midst of being built from scratch as a futuristic business hub.
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Moscow relishes opportunities to challenge the US. Doing so in support of a dictator less than 1,500 miles away from Miami is especially enticing for Putin.
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The players are playing against an artificial intelligence algorithm running on a supercomputer located 15 miles away from the Rivers Casino at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
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At Franzen's 2007 event, he read an essay about selling his parents' house, located in a neighborhood just a few miles away from where he stood.
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The close approach happening this month will be the closest since 2035, at a distance of about 35.8 million miles away from Earth, according to NASA.
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It is about two miles away from a cluster of upscale stores and restaurants anchored by the Mall at Green Hills and Hill Center Green Hills.
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The boat was believed to be en route to Greece's Lesbos island which is around 20 km (12 miles) away from the Turkish coast, it said.
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Chain stores like Walmart and Target are likely choices for people whose brick-and-mortar options require driving miles away from home to get their necessities.
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Now, a few miles away from the cultured butter and ras el hanout, Longreads has posted an excerpt from Charles Bowden's new biography of Edward Abbey.
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These ominous clouds carry embers and smoke miles away from the fires, and also produce lightning that can strike dry vegetation and start even more fires.
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The final piece of evidence sat 12 miles away from the summit of the volcanic field: A patch of sandstone looked to be battered with debris.
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The migrants, who are some 2100 miles away from the border, are weeks away from arriving at the border where many reportedly plan to seek asylum.
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Fleming told NFL reporters Wednesday that he saw three cars collide in front him two miles away from the Patriots' home stadium last Thursday, Jan. 225.
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The man's wife, Diana Alejandra Keel, 38, was reported missing March 9 and was found dead three days later about 30 miles away from her home.
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Right now the closest border crossing to this caravan would be between Matamoros, Mexico, and Brownsville, Texas, about 1,000 miles away from the group's current location.
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The story reporters and journalists inevitably tell about the natural disaster will often be miles away from the personal stories of those who live through them.
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In 2008, a Syrian truck driver was faithfully following his satellite navigation system and ended up 1,600 miles away from where he was supposed to be.
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Thousands of miles away from any familiar environment, the rest of that trip was entirely surreal, and I was overwhelmed with a sense of total powerlessness.
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Miles away from the stereotype of the dour funeral director, Spade is quick to smile, and clearly adored by everyone involved in the Urban Death Project.
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Earlier this morning, a bus carrying 18 passengers to The Masters crashed on Interstate 20 in Columbia County, Georgia, about 15 miles away from Augusta National.
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The party, "Latin Night for Pulse," took over Washington Street between Summerlin and Hill Avenues on Thursday, roughly two and half miles away from the Pulse nightclub.
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Now, nearly 70 miles away from Barron in Gordon, here Jayme was on Thursday, approaching Nutter as she walked her Golden Retriever, Henry, along a snowy road.
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Per KOMO News:Robert Herman, who was driving the truck, said he had just picked up the heavy grinding balls two miles away from where the spill happened.
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Konashenkov dismissed the allegation, saying the Russian strikes hit about 300 km (190 miles) away from territory where the United States had said opposition forces were operating.
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But it was attendees at the 31st Northwest Yodeling festival in nearby Mümliswil that instead watched the aerial acrobatics -- about four miles away from the intended location.
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U.S. government debt yields slipped on Thursday after the U.S. Commerce Secretary said that Washington and Beijing are "miles and miles" away from a permanent trade agreement.
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The incident rattled an area that just marked the 20th anniversary of the deadly shooting at Columbine High School, about seven miles away from the STEM school.
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A.J.'s body was found Wednesday buried in a shallow grave and wrapped in plastic in Woodstock, about seven miles away from his home in Crystal Lake.
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If a woman from PATHways has a baby born with the syndrome, they end up at Kentucky Children's Hospital, a few miles away from the small clinic.
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Bowling has started developing a mathematical model to improve care in patients with diabetes, but "we're miles away from thinking about real trials on people," he said.
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It is not clear if the ships, which may have been about 12 nautical miles away from Iran when the incident occurred, had drifted into Iranian waters.
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The deadly blaze has been swallowing large swaths of Shasta County — a woodsy, rural area about 100 miles away from the Oregon border — almost unabated since Monday.
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After about a month in space, Queqiao settled into a spot facing the far side of the Moon, more than 24,23 miles away from the lunar surface.
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Harris, 35, is standing trial in south Georgia, roughly 300 miles away from his Marietta home in suburban Atlanta, after a judge granted a change of venue.
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The explosion struck a checkpoint some 5 km (3 miles) away from the border, wounding three policemen and four civilians, an emergency worker in the area said.
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So it was there in that truck stop a hundred miles away from Belmopan, over slow-roasted pork and German-style beer that club culture was born.
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When authorities arrived at their home in Durant, 13 miles away from the clinic, they saw evidence of a break-in and found their bodies, she said.
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She was eventually rescued, and Mitchell and Barzee arrested, in March 2003 after the three were spotted on a street just 18 miles away from Smart's home.
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In the capital city, Big Ben, which is just 240 miles away from the crime scene, lit up red to honor the victims of the terrorist attack.
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The belt begins about 329 million miles from the Sun, and the Tesla will reach a distance about 160 million miles away from the Solar System's star.
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"It's so difficult in circumstances like these to live 2,500 miles away from my only daughter," Melyssa's mother Barbara Ford, who lives in Toronto, Canada tells PEOPLE.
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Though Denville is only a few miles away from the Jonas Brothers' hometown of Wyckoff, NJ, it took a Caribbean vacation to bring Kevin and Danielle together.
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The Karuk Tribe is not on a reservation and so hasn't had that issue, but it faces a different struggling: being miles and miles away from nowhere.
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A week ago, astronomers used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to take this striking image of the Red Planet as it was 50 million miles away from Earth.
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As for the physical journey, four years later, Wescott and Miles are in Maryland − just 219 miles away from their goal and have already raised over $100,000.
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Of course, Brazil is massive, comparable in size to the United States, and the most affected areas were more than 1,400 miles away from where I was.
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Hundreds of miles away from the floodwaters, the Illinois presidential primary was disrupted for some voters after 10 tornadoes touched down and caused damage between 6 p.m.
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Vanleer is just over 13 miles away from Dickson, so it sounds like his family received Luke's ashes in Dickson and drove them north to the farm.
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And for Claire, the lack of computer science courses at a Title I high school situated mere miles away from the world's premier tech hub was shameful.
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Thousands of miles away from its Chicago home, the frenetic joy of footwork has become the expression of choice for a group of Japanese dancers and DJs.
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As for Evan ... he has an alibi, because he lives in Brentwood and no one in their right mind would hang out miles away from Miranda Kerr.
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Cracks in Kilauea volcano's rift zone -- an area of fissures miles away from the summit -- erupted Thursday and early Friday, spurting lava near the island's eastern edge.
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The threat has been steadily moving inland over time, however, and the birds have become increasingly common in urban areas, including London, miles away from the sea.
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The sign was found about 300 miles away from where it was supposed to be early Thursday in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, according to The Miami Herald.
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The Maria fire began only 12 miles away from the Easy fire, which neared the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum before being turned away by firefighters.
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The Opportunity rover recently discovered high-manganese deposits at a site thousands of miles away from Curiosity, so this latest discovery is not specific to Gale Crater.
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Remember this as you visit the Field Museum and gaze upon the remains of the deceased, thousands of miles away from their homes in Peru and Egypt.
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MGM argued that granting the tribes' application would give them an unfair advantage over a casino 12 miles away from the proposed site of the tribes' venture.
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The residents of these communities are well aware that several miles away from the lowest edge of the Thomas Fire line, a chain-reaction flood is possible.
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Hundreds of miles away from the mainland, it was uninhabited except for a few species of small mammals, like arctic foxes, and one big one: woolly mammoths.
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Apple has in part kept all this under the radar by stationing the estimated 30-person team at an office building miles away from its Cupertino headquarters.
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Disney's Rivers of America sits less than 2 miles away from the Seven Seas Lagoon at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort where Lane Graves was snatched and killed.
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It also felt fiercely independent—or at least individual—the inside of the space a million miles away from the identikit setups of so many contemporary venues.
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We realized we had similar interests and were basically the same person except we're 3,000 miles away from each other—I'm in California, and she's in Maryland.
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It was not immediately clear who was behind the blast, which occurred in a residential part of the city several kilometres (miles) away from the city centre.
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Gently set back from the hustle and bustle of the beaches and miles away from the Olympic Park, it's essentially a castle surrounded by a dense forest.
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"About 4 miles away from where we were staying, there was a huge tragedy to Orlando, to the LGBT community and to the whole world," Grimmie said.
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But she looks small for someone so much larger than life, and somehow modest, miles away from the beach-bronzed rock 'n' roll goddess I was expecting.
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They were on the run for 39 days, posing as husband and wife as they traveled some 1,900 miles away from the girl's hometown of Culleoka, Tennessee.
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The decision happened just 385 miles away from where a leak in the existing pipeline gushed over 200,173 gallons of oil into a farmer's field on Thursday.
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The decision happened just 240 miles away from where a leak in the existing pipeline gushed over 230,20173 gallons of oil into a farmer's field on Thursday.
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The change in the flow of money has been engineered in part by people in Washington, some 8,000 miles away from Mr. Singh's farm in western India.
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Officers found the body 16 miles away from where she was last seen, about 30 feet off the road in a forested area of the Waitakere Ranges.
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Kirk, 18, is 3,400 miles away from his family in Maltby, England, playing ice hockey — a sport many of his friends teased him about while growing up.
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This year, astronomers observed several occultations of a distant star by a space rock called 2014 MU69, which is floating about a billion miles away from Pluto.
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CTC Global's plant in China is more than 400 miles away from Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, but it's not immune from the highly contagious virus.
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On Monday, the journalists planned to meet with a local contact in the town of Bambari, 235 miles away from the country's capital, Bangui, Ms. Gorshkova said.
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Palm Beach Atlantic University is less than three miles away from Mar-a-Lago, the President's private club, where the first lady spends several weeks each year.
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Those turns eventually led the sea lion to a wooded area typically populated by deer and elk and miles away from a place to swim, Bennett said.
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So they choose more local options, like Herbert H. Lehman High School, in the Westchester Square neighborhood of the Bronx, just two miles away from Pelham Gardens.
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He's staying outside of the conversation dominating cable news, campaigning miles away from the impeachment proceedings that called his opponents in the Senate away to jury duty.
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Many labor settlements and rural communities that formed as nonwhite enclaves are today just miles away from more reliable water systems, and yet they remain without access.
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Car plants in cities such as Shanghai and Tianjin — many hundreds of miles away from Wuhan — could be out of commission for an "extended" period, they warned.
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The Mariner East pipelines would ship the liquids from shale fields in Pennsylvania and Ohio to a refinery in Marcus Hook, about 25 miles away from Philadelphia.
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Cloud of impeachment Although 5,000 miles away from the US capital, Pompeo's visit came under the cloud of the impeachment trial continuing to play out in Washington.
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In 2007, during one of several stints in prison, the rapper Gucci Mane gained popularity with coastal club crowds, miles away from his East Atlanta stomping ground.
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Decades later and thousands of miles away from our college flirtation, our dinners arrived, and I could barely swallow my food past the lump in my throat.
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Aslan and his business partners have since re-opened the cafe at a new location about a kilometer (0.6 miles) away from the site of the attack.
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It's a provocative question, but step back and ask yourself: Why is a caravan of migrants 1,000 miles away from the US border saturating American news coverage?
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Two of the rocket's three boosters returned to Earth simultaneously, landing side-by-side on concrete pads just a few miles away from where the rocket launched.
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A third body, later identified as 64-year-old Vancouver university lecturer Leonard Dyck, was found approximately 500 km (310 miles) away from Deese and Fowler's location.
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And yet my passion for the game has taken me thousands of miles away from my home in Tehran to seek citizenship here in the United States.
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Rising out of farmland, Daxing airport is about 46 km (29 miles) away from Tiananmen Square, almost twice the distance from the Capital airport to central Beijing.
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The Dortmund explosions took place just six miles away from a stadium where they were slated to play AS Monaco in the famed UEFA Champions League tournament.
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The Hermit Kingdom successfully tested an ICBM that can hit a target 4,000 miles away from its coastline back in July, alarming defense experts around the world.
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The bombing took place 30 miles away from Baghdad in the city of Hilla, though victims are being treated in the nearby city of Iskanderiyah, AFP reports.
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How much it had cost me to get here, to Bexley, just five miles away from a neighborhood that no one from the nearby homes would venture to.
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Hurricane Irma will be around 900 miles away from Kennedy Space Center during the SpaceX launch, so it shouldn't pose too much of a threat to the mission.
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Out there, in the club—from the cramped basements miles away from civilization to the biggest dancefloors in the city—we want to believe that change is possible.
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France remains in a state of emergency following the Paris massacre and an attack last year in the city of Nice, which is 25 miles away from Grasse.
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Gotti says the accident happened 20 miles away from the dealership, and he points out he never gave the dealership permission to drive his car off the lot.
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Ree, Ladd, and their children, live in the same house that he grew up in—just a few miles away from the Lodge where she films her show.
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Police said the Kenilworth Schools superintendent was defecating on the Holmdel High School's football field "on a daily basis," just three miles away from his home in Aberdeen.
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Its 10 oil finds are at least 110 km (68 miles) away from the northwest part of the Stabroek block where the incident took place, the company said.
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The extended mission will give scientists an opportunity to study 22021 MU69, a small world inside the Kuiper belt, which lies about a billion miles away from Pluto.
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OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau's loudest critic doesn't stand across from him in Canada's Parliament or in the White House, but in a provincial legislature 2,000 miles away from Ottawa.
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Early on New Year's Day, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft zoomed as close as 1003,200 miles away from 2014 MU69, speeding by at more than 32,000 miles per hour.
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So if the single person only wants to see matches four miles away from them, the app will show their friends people four miles from wherever they're located.
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While United have been splashing hundreds of millions of pounds on transfer fees, Zorya have been leading an itinerant existence, hundreds of miles away from their spiritual home.
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Right now, Ultima Thule still appears as just a light speck in the New Horizons images, since the vehicle is about 100 million miles away from the object.
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Even when Bayh returned back to Indianapolis last summer for an Indiana Democratic Party dinner, he stayed at a JW Marriott just 12 miles away from his condo.
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The festival has come a long way from its humble 2007 beginnings as a one-day event in Los Angeles, nearly 50 miles away from its current home.
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As Vox's Zeeshan Aleem and Alex Ward note, Pyongyang has plans to fire four ballistic missiles that would land a few dozen miles away from the US territory.
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Only minutes after liftoff, twin sonic booms echoed across Kennedy Space Center as the first two Falcon Heavy boosters landed about nine miles away from the launch pad.
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In other words, the Hwasong-12 is capable of reaching targets such as the U.S. territory of Guam, which is located about 2,100 miles away from North Korea.
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According to Thinknum data, there are less than 50 Jack in the Box locations in the US that are more than ten miles away from a Burger King.
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There are many people out there—Trump and his diehard supporters, for starters—who are miles away from even so much as gesturing at humility and self-awareness.
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By Wednesday afternoon, Jose was 140 miles away from Nantucket, Massachusetts, after dumping rain in North Carolina's Outer Banks and Virginia as it passed by the day before.
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A tale of two SIV dreamsOver 7,000 miles away from Kamran, in Wilmington, Delaware, another former Afghan translator has been spending his nights with his newborn baby boy.
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She never skipped her pills, and never missed a study-mandated appointment, procedure, or laboratory test, even after she moved hundreds of miles away from our cancer center.
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The presence of charcoal, the researchers said, is proof that wildfires ignited after the impact; some of the fires likely started hundreds of miles away from the crater.
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Just a few miles away from the Roland Garros tennis courts, curators at the Louvre worked around the clock to protect their artworks from the threat of floods.
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The intermediate range ballistic missile target was air-launched by a US Air Force C-17 from the ocean thousands of miles away from Hawaii, the agency said.
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In fact, a record-breaking 46.9 million people are planning to travel at least 50 miles away from home this July 24 for Independence Day, according to AAA.
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Those potentially deadly particles are creating unhealthy air as far as 70 miles away from fire zones, according to Bay Area Air Quality Management District spokesman Tom Flannigan.
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All of those could be traced back to Ikoko Impenge, about 60 km (37 miles) away from Bikoro, except for one from the next door hamlet of Pangi.
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The answers to her problems aren't clear, but at least now—inventive and acerbic as ever—Kline can safely say that she's still miles away from selling out.
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"We are just 40 km (25 miles) away from barbed wire fences preventing civilian populations - neighbors, relatives, family members - from having contact with each other," the president said.
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Four people tested positive for the disease, more than 1,500 miles away from the location of the last outbreak, though there's no link between the two, per Reuters.
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It took only one very small drone flying near Teterboro airport, 15 miles away from the much larger Newark Liberty International, to suspend flight operations there for hours.
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Wing has partnered with FedEx Express and Walgreens to deliver goods to customers' homes in the Southwest Virginia town, about 210 miles away from the state capital Richmond.
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And last month, about five miles away from the scene of Saturday's shooting, distraught residents confronted the police after officers fatally shot an armed man in the back.
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In a vacuum, stranding your protagonist in a completely different city, hundreds of miles away from every other character on the show, doesn't seem like the smartest idea.
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Shehab lives in Rukban, an informal settlement for Syria's displaced people in a US-protected zone in southern Syria, roughly 2000 miles away from an American military base.
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In our case, all this is intensified because we live 6,000 miles away from her, having moved to California from Britain when our oldest son was a baby.
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Six minutes after it lifted off the runway, Ethiopian Flight 302 slammed like a missile into the ground of a farm about 40 miles away from Addis Ababa.
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The proposal comes just two weeks after a shooting left three people dead and injured more than 12 in Gilroy, California -- about thirty miles away from San Jose.
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Ro's CEO Reitano recently made the case to CNBC that virtual care offers a way to reach rural patients, who might be miles away from the nearest doctor.
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Camp Carroll is around 22 km (13 miles) away from the South Korean city of Daegu, where a large number of infections in South Korea has been reported.
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Best of real estate: Now, if you just want to look at some gorgeous real estate, head over to Makena — a town about 10 miles away from Kihei.
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Now a married woman with children of her own living in Jilin, thousands of miles away from Chengdu, Kang was stunned by how much the woman resembled her.
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To put this in perspective, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, the only spacecraft to make it to interstellar space, are currently around 13 billion miles away from Earth.
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But it's so big, people about 175 miles away from the center are getting hit with tropical-storm-force winds (which have increased to at least 60 mph).
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There was a distinct aroma of a pleasant-smelling suntan lotion, which immediately transported me to a beach resort even though we were miles away from the coast.
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I was completely taken with this notion that there were communities two miles away from my house that, by bad design and bad information flows, had no chance.
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As of Saturday, Hong Kong, a city of 7.5 million, had 26 confirmed cases of coronavirus and one death — fewer than Singapore, some 1,600 miles away from China.
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It was about 22009 million miles away from Earth — about 4.6 times the distance between Earth and the moon — when it passed by at about 8:30 a.m.
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Indonesia does not have an active nuclear power industry, but a reactor used for research is about 3 km (1.9 miles) away from the site of the contamination.
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Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are set to meet for talks on Tuesday at a venue located a few miles away from where the clashes occurred.
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It had been posted by a user who appeared to be a teacher at a school in Hotan — more than 300 miles away from their home in Kashgar.
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Abballa spent his early life in Les Mureaux, a town 22015 miles away from Mantes with a very similar mix of poor immigrants and a reputation for riots.
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Thursday, a "healing garden" honoring Meek and the other 11 victims is set to be dedicated in a Thousand Oaks park a few miles away from the bar.
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In order to take one of those photos that shows a huge moon behind a city skyline, the photographer generally needs to stand miles away from the city.
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Rescuers also will check on Irish skipper Gregor McGuckin, whose boat was rolled in the same storm and who was about 90 miles away from Tomy, organizers said.
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Just a couple of miles away from the Tidal Basin, on the other end of the Washington Mall, Neil Gorsuch had his second day of confirmation hearings yesterday.
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Vice President Mike Pence and his official entourage stayed at Trump's resort in Doonbeg, Ireland, over 180 miles away from Dublin, where Pence was to meet government officials.
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Indonesia does not have an active nuclear power industry, but a reactor used for research is about 3 km (1.9 miles) away from the site of the contamination.
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He thinks the aviator landed her plane on an atoll (then called Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro) that is more than a thousand miles away from the Marshall Islands.
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If you were to use the current model to travel to the north magnetic pole, you would end up 25 miles away from where the pole actually resides.
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According to Florida Today, Xaver took a job at Avon Park Correctional Institution, a men's prison about 16 miles away from Sebring, in November but resigned on Jan.
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Mansour was reportedly looking for a ride to Quetta, Pakistan's ninth largest city located in Balochistan province, about 373 miles away from Taftan, where he crossed the border.
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