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  • noun Plural form of kilometre.

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Examples

  • For instance, distributors can easily travel 40 kilometres off the main highway in Tamil Nadu while in U.P. and Bihar, 15 kilometres is as far as they'll go.

    Hindustan Lever Rethinks Rural Samar Srivastava 2010

  • For instance, distributors can easily travel 40 kilometres off the main highway in Tamil Nadu while in U.P. and Bihar, 15 kilometres is as far as they'll go.

    Hindustan Lever Rethinks Rural Samar Srivastava 2010

  • For instance, distributors can easily travel 40 kilometres off the main highway in Tamil Nadu while in U.P. and Bihar, 15 kilometres is as far as they'll go.

    Hindustan Lever Rethinks Rural Samar Srivastava 2010

  • Airport operations will be visible at a distance of five kilometres from the cliffs at Minster.

    Third Heathrow airport runway consultation "fixed" - shock horror Not a sheep 2008

  • Airport operations will be visible at a distance of five kilometres from the cliffs at Minster.

    Archive 2008-03-01 Not a sheep 2008

  • Two bombers blew themselves up on Thursday at the gates of the heavily-guarded Wah armaments factory, just 30 kilometres from the capital Islamabad.

    north west frontier – wsws version 2008

  • Two bombers blew themselves up on Thursday at the gates of the heavily-guarded Wah armaments factory, just 30 kilometres from the capital Islamabad.

    23 « August « 2008 « Niqnaq 2008

  • There was a tiny town about twenty kilometres from the turnoff to Burt's Beach where we bought some hot dogs, buns, and water.

    Burt's Beach - Explorations Of The Baja 2006

  • There, it is possible to drive more than 4,000 kilometres from the east coast to the west coast and more than 2,000 kilometres from our border to the Mexican border on wide, safe roads that have no traffic signals and no stop signs.

    Our Silent National Crisis: Canada's Highways at the Crossroads 2006

  • We will be challenging ourselves to the philosophy of little green tracs, by putting one foot in front of the other for about 1,000 kilometres from the Italian Alps to Rome.

    Travelogue 2008

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