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safe distance

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In naval mine warfare, the horizontal range from the edge of the explosion damage area to the center of the sweeper.


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Next time however he came near the King of Beasts he stopped at a safe distance and watched him pass by.
The Spaniel stopped short in dire consternation, and, after regarding the Bulldog a moment from a safe distance, said:
The Keeper of the Wicket was by this time back in his old place, but he kept a safe distance from Toto.
 
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