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• I think anything a mile or less is a lot of fun.
• Where we lived was a mile or less from the bypass.
• Additionally, every residence within the town borders is within a mile or less of a public park.
• In some areas, this resulted in two Food Lions being within a mile or less of each other.
• Secondly, generators had to be relatively near their loads ( a mile or less for low voltage devices ).
• All the while, visibility must be reduced to one-quarter of a mile or less in blowing or falling snow.
• Perhaps the reason he lost his first six races was that they were too short _ a mile or less.
• A gusty snow storm over the Pacific Northwest pushed inland Friday, reducing visibility to a mile or less in some areas.
• That night, the company's meteorologists report that low clouds have reduced visibility to one-quarter of a mile or less across the Southeast.
• Powdery snow on the ground will be whipped into the air, reducing visibility to one-quarter of a mile or less for several hours.
• Tracks of a mile or less continue to be the staple, but there are four superspeedways on the schedule this season, including TMS.
• Heavy fog, which limits visibility to a quarter of a mile or less, occurs, on average, less than two days per year around Phoenix.
• Unlike many champions of the early 19th century, she was particularly effective at shorter distances, recording many of her successes over a mile or less.
• Only 25 percent of children participate in daily physical education, and only 31 percent of children who live a mile or less away walk to school.
• As a mushroom cloud shot up six miles, 200 Soviet Army planes zoomed over the mock battlefield dropping conventional bombs a mile or less from the epicenter.
• However, she did not race after Aug . 1 because of a leg fracture, never faced older horses, and six of her victories were at a mile or less.
• Dense fog will reduce visibility to 1 / 4 of a mile or less in the Central Valley of California on Wednesday morning from the town of Red Bluff southward.
• One-fourth of those trips are a mile or less _ a distance that should take less than 20 minutes to walk _ and 40 percent are two miles or less.
• A sprint horse best at distances of a mile or less, in his three-year-old season Smoke Glacken won six of his eight races and finished second and third in his other two starts.
• But he simply isn't a sprinter, and if you subtract his races of a mile or less last summer and fall, he's 4 for 8 with losses excusable for traffic trouble, a horribly muddy track, a layoff and a front-runners'track bias.