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It is about equidistant from San Diego and Los Angeles.
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They must be served with equal attention at tables of equal size equidistant from the kitchen door.† (source)
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Sixty seconds to take in the ring of tributes all equidistant from the Cornucopia, a giant golden horn shaped like a cone with a curved tail, the mouth of which is at least twenty feet high, spilling over with the things that will give us life here in the arena.† (source)
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If they were right in their belief that they were drifting directly west, then the Marshalls and Gilberts were roughly equidistant from them.† (source)
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I sit between Ky and Xander, equidistant from both of them.† (source)
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Pure carbon, each atom linked to four equidistant neighbors, perfectly knit, tetrahedral, unsurpassed in hardness.† (source)
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As I recall, the veal-and-radicchio entree cost as much as a flight from New York to Louisville or any of six equidistant cities.† (source)
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The knife stuck straight out from his chest, equidistantly placed between nipples.† (source)
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Equidistant.† (source)
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Down the street, the trees are imprisoned equidistantly in square plots of dirt.† (source)
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NADIA AND SAEED BEGAN to meet during the day, typically for lunch at a cheap burger joint equidistant from their workplaces, with deep booths at the back that were somewhat private, and there they held hands beneath the table, and sometimes he stroked the inside of her thigh and she placed her palm on the zipper of his trousers, but only briefly, and rarely, in the gaps when it appeared waiters and fellow diners were not looking, and they tormented each other in this way, since travel between dusk and dawn was forbidden, and so they could not be alone without Saeed spending the entire night, which seemed to her a step well worth taking, but to him something they should delay, in part, he sai† (source)
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He imagined there were thirty or more boats out there, all hidden and silent in the dense sea fog, moving to the same tidal rhythm that moved under him, keeping everyone equidistant.† (source)
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According to Descartes, this is just as certain as it is inherent in the idea of a circle that all points of the circle are equidistant from the center.† (source)
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Another group of marines, these obviously led by an experienced officer, took up equidistant positions in front of the great house, circling it, legs bent, feet dug in for recoils, weapons angled forward.† (source)
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The Augur looks at each of us in turn before taking a scim from the legionnaires—one of mine—and laying it on the dais equidistant from Marcus, Helene, and me.† (source)
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By using a compass, C and D were marked equidistant from A on rays AC and AD.† (source)
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