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A mile was a unit of measurement used by the Galactic Republic. It was equal to roughly 1.6 kilometers. The Geonosian catacombs were several miles long. A mile is the name of a unit of length, usually used to measure distance. A mile is equal to 5280 feet, or approximately 1,609.347 metres. All NASCAR races tend to be measured in miles. For example, the Coca-Cola 600', is 600 miles long. Exceptions are: * Races at short tracks, where the race number is the number of laps * Races at Infineon Raceway and Phoenix International Raceway tend to be measured in KMs. Those are usually shown by adding a "K" to the end of the race title. For example, "Save Mart/Kragen 350K." A mile is a unit of length, usually used to measure distance, in a number of different systems, including Imperial units, United States customary units and Norwegian/Swedish mil. Its size can vary from system to system, but in each is between one and fifteen kilometers. In contemporary English contexts, mile most commonly refers to the international mile of 5,280 feet, 1,760 yards, or exactly 1,609.344 meters. However it can also refer to either of the following for specific uses: Old English mīl, from a Germanic borrowing of Latin mīlia, mīllia, plural of mīle, mīlle ‘mile’ (literally ‘thousand’ but used as a short form of mille passus ‘a thousand paces’). Cognate with Dutch mijl, German Meile. Mile is one of the many Autobot-allied Mini-Cons who assist in the search for raw Energon deposits. He is teammates with Hover and Solar. S[ANCTUS] MIC[HAEL] ARC[ANGELUS] ORA P[RO] N[OBIS] Mile (マイル Mile?) is the second main character in The Legend of Heroes IV: A Tear of Vermillion. He lives in Ourt Village at the region of Notos. He is with Avin throughout the entire first half of the game. An event occurs where Avin, Mile, and Eimelle are ambushed by the Octum's Apostles. He goes missing for the second half of the game and he is believed to be dead by Avin. He eventually rejoins Avin near the end of the game. After obtaining the Elsydeon, the party can return to Mile to discover that The Edge has killed everyone there by absorbing their energy. As a result, all of the buildings will be blocked off, meaning the shop and the inn will no longer be accessible. A mile was a unit of distance measurement commonly in use in the United Kingdom, particularly during the Third Doctor's exile on Earth. The Doctor's time sensor was calibrated to read in terms of Venusian miles, and he once reckoned that there were about .225 Venusian miles for every Earth mile. (TV: The Time Monster) The mile is a unit of measure of 320 Rods, 3520 Cubits, 63.360 Inches or 5280 feet. 420 Furlongs are said to be the equivalent of about 50 miles.de:Meile A mile is a unit of distance measurement. A standard orbit for a Federation starship was twenty thousand miles perigee. This was the minimum distance a peaceful vessel could orbit a planet. (TOS novel: Mission to Horatius) A mile was a unit of length (or distance) equal to 5,280 feet, 1,760 yards or 1.6093 kilometers. The mile was an old-style Earth unit of measure used occasionally in the United Federation of Planets throughout the 23rd century and 24th century. Sensors aboard starships could be calibrated to read in miles. The term was also use in casual references to distance. (Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series) According to Devinoni Ral, "the last mile of a marathon is always the toughest". (TNG: "The Price" )

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A mile was a unit of distance measurement commonly in use in the United Kingdom, particularly during the Third Doctor's exile on Earth. The Doctor's time sensor was calibrated to read in terms of Venusian miles, and he once reckoned that there were about .225 Venusian miles for every Earth mile. (TV: The Time Monster) Old English mīl, from a Germanic borrowing of Latin mīlia, mīllia, plural of mīle, mīlle ‘mile’ (literally ‘thousand’ but used as a short form of mille passus ‘a thousand paces’). Cognate with Dutch mijl, German Meile. Mile (マイル Mile?) is the second main character in The Legend of Heroes IV: A Tear of Vermillion. He lives in Ourt Village at the region of Notos. He is with Avin throughout the entire first half of the game. An event occurs where Avin, Mile, and Eimelle are ambushed by the Octum's Apostles. He goes missing for the second half of the game and he is believed to be dead by Avin. He eventually rejoins Avin near the end of the game. After obtaining the Elsydeon, the party can return to Mile to discover that The Edge has killed everyone there by absorbing their energy. As a result, all of the buildings will be blocked off, meaning the shop and the inn will no longer be accessible. A mile is the name of a unit of length, usually used to measure distance. A mile is equal to 5280 feet, or approximately 1,609.347 metres. All NASCAR races tend to be measured in miles. For example, the Coca-Cola 600', is 600 miles long. Exceptions are: * Races at short tracks, where the race number is the number of laps * Races at Infineon Raceway and Phoenix International Raceway tend to be measured in KMs. Those are usually shown by adding a "K" to the end of the race title. For example, "Save Mart/Kragen 350K." A mile was a unit of measurement used by the Galactic Republic. It was equal to roughly 1.6 kilometers. The Geonosian catacombs were several miles long. S[ANCTUS] MIC[HAEL] ARC[ANGELUS] ORA P[RO] N[OBIS] A mile was a unit of length (or distance) equal to 5,280 feet, 1,760 yards or 1.6093 kilometers. The mile was an old-style Earth unit of measure used occasionally in the United Federation of Planets throughout the 23rd century and 24th century. Sensors aboard starships could be calibrated to read in miles. The term was also use in casual references to distance. (Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series) According to Devinoni Ral, "the last mile of a marathon is always the toughest". (TNG: "The Price" ) Mile is one of the many Autobot-allied Mini-Cons who assist in the search for raw Energon deposits. He is teammates with Hover and Solar. A mile is a unit of distance measurement. A standard orbit for a Federation starship was twenty thousand miles perigee. This was the minimum distance a peaceful vessel could orbit a planet. (TOS novel: Mission to Horatius) A mile is a unit of length, usually used to measure distance, in a number of different systems, including Imperial units, United States customary units and Norwegian/Swedish mil. Its size can vary from system to system, but in each is between one and fifteen kilometers. In contemporary English contexts, mile most commonly refers to the international mile of 5,280 feet, 1,760 yards, or exactly 1,609.344 meters. However it can also refer to either of the following for specific uses: * the U.S. survey mile (also known as U.S. statute mile) of 5,280 survey feet which is slightly longer at approximately 1,609.347219 meters (1 international mile is exactly 0.999998 survey mile). * the international nautical mile of 1,852 meters (about 6,076 feet). There have been several abbreviations for mile (with and without trailing period): mi, ml, m, M. In the United States, the National Institute of Standards and Technology now uses and recommends mi but in everyday usage (at least in the United States and in the United Kingdom) usages such as miles per hour and miles per gallon are almost always abbreviated as mph or mpg (rather than mi/h or mi/gal). The formula "multiply by 8 and divide by 5" to convert international miles to kilometers gives a conversion of 1.6, accurate to 0.6%, which is a useful approximation. The mile is a unit of measure of 320 Rods, 3520 Cubits, 63.360 Inches or 5280 feet. 420 Furlongs are said to be the equivalent of about 50 miles.de:Meile