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quite a ways

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quite a ways (spoken)
a long distance We're quite a ways from the Mexican border here.
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Although Victoria BC has so many wonderful features to share with the world, many people are simply unaware of where it is because of its location on the south tip of Vancouver Island, which is quite a ways away from Vancouver and Canada.
We are quite a ways off from where the public wants you to be, we want you to be and you want to be," said New Hampshire PUC member Clifton Below, noting that the large number of reported billing, service and repair problems had been declining in early summer but had "plateaued" since then.
Gas is especially costly to those who commute quite a ways to work and to those who drive sports utility vehicles.
 
 
 
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