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milepost 1. Horse racing a marking post on a racecourse a mile before the finishing line 2. Chiefly US and Canadian a signpost that shows the distance in miles to or from a place milepost [′mīl‚pōst] (civil engineering) A post placed a mile away from a similar post. A post indicating mileage from a given point. 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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DALLAS -- With all the attention paid to this week's games at San Antonio and Dallas, Lakers coach Phil Jackson could be forgiven for missing the significance of the milepost he will reach Saturday night in Oklahoma City. Although we have now passed the quarter-century milepost of the AIDS epidemic, the animus toward people with HIV/AIDS has not abated in the United States. Soviet preponderance in Europe," noted Churchill's official biographer Martin Gilbert, did not stop more aid to Stalin, code-named Milepost, including a delivery agreed to on April 3, 1945--after FDR's above comment. |
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