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by a mile Fig. by a great distance. (Usually an exaggeration.) You missed the target by a mile. Your estimate of the budget deficit was off by a mile. See also: mile by a mile also by miles if someone or something wins or is the best by a mile, they win easily or are much better than everyone or everything else Of all the strawberry ice-creams we've tasted, this is the best by miles. Everyone expected him to win the championship by a mile. See also: mile by a mile by a large number, distance, or amount It's the biggest football club in Brazil by a mile. See also: mile How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The contract adjustment was signed Friday by Miles and LSU System President John Lombardi. Paul Vogel, David Gaither and Ray Parker are all named as defendants in a lawsuit brought by Miles Homes. |
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