71.   He grew up in Eagle River, Alaska, a suburb of Anchorage, where he avoided video games and walked a mile to school.

72.   He has not been paid for three months, he said, and he misses his family several hundred miles to the north.

73.   He wondered if the man was the same person who entered his rig an hour earlier while he walked a mile to a restaurant to call for help.

74.   Her mother was hundreds of miles to the west, somewhere in Los Angeles.

75.   Hikers, however, often park at the bottom and follow this trail five or so miles to the summit.

76.   Here, the rebels control the mountains for several miles to the north, to the border with Kosovo, encompassing a number of villages and hamlets.

77.   Hours earlier and miles to the east, Jose Lopez zipped through a warehouse in the Hunts Point market on a pallet jack.

78.   Hundreds of miles to the west in El Paso, Texas, Border Patrol agents blanket the U.S.-Mexico boundary.

79.   I bundled up as if I were in the north country and walked a mile to the garden, pleasantly disoriented because familiar landmarks were veiled by the storm.

80.   Hundreds of miles to the south, the government is dropping bombs on their homeland.