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• Mile High (novel)
  {{Image|Mile High Paperback.jpg|left|150px|Cover of an English paperback edition published by ...hing of the past. Like his fifth book, ''[[An Infinity of Mirrors]]'', ''Mile High'' is a consciously ambitious work, primarily concerned with the establishme
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• Mile High (novel)/Definition
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• Mile High (novel)/Related Articles
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• Denver, Colorado/Definition
  ...rica|U.S.]] state of [[Colorado (U.S. state)|Colorado]]; its nickname is ''Mile High City''.
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• Colorado Rockies
  *1993-1994: Mile High Stadium
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• Mile High (novel)
  {{Image|Mile High Paperback.jpg|left|150px|Cover of an English paperback edition published by ...hing of the past. Like his fifth book, ''[[An Infinity of Mirrors]]'', ''Mile High'' is a consciously ambitious work, primarily concerned with the establishme
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• Denver, Colorado/Bibliography
  * Goodstein, Phil H. ''Denver in our time: A people's history of the modern Mile High City'' (1999) * Noel, Thomas J. ''Mile high city: An illustrated history of Denver'' (2001)
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• Richard Condon/Citable Version
  In ''[[Mile High]]'', his eighth novel, one primarily about how a single spectacularly ruthl ...hat power and money are the only desirable objects for this life."<ref>''[[Mile High]]'', The Dial Press, New York, 1969, Library of Congress Catalog Card Numbe
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• Colorado (U.S. state)
  ...lly located capital, [[Denver, Colorado|Denver]], is sometimes called the "mile high city" because it's situated almost exactly one mile above sea level. The c
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• Richard Condon
  In ''[[Mile High (novel)|Mile High]]'', his eighth novel, one primarily about how a single spectacularly ruthl ...hat power and money are the only desirable objects for this life."<ref>''[[Mile High]]'', The Dial Press, New York, 1969, Library of Congress Catalog Card Numbe
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• Prohibition (United States)
  ...cohol. Another relatively well-known novel is the very different 1969 ''[[Mile High]]'' by the political novelist [[Richard Condon]], who describes how a singl
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• Denver, Colorado
  ...ntains at an elevation of about 5,280′, and is thus sometimes called the ''Mile High City''. Denver is a federal regional government center and has the highest ...80 feet (1,610 meters); exactly one mile above sea level, it is called the Mile High City. Winding through Denver are the South Platte River and Cherry Creek. T
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• Smog
  [[Denver, Colorado|Denver]], the "Mile High City" suffers from frequent smogs that are made worse by its location in th
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• Sentinel class cutters
  |quote = Three suspected boat thieves led the Coast Guard on a 345-mile high-speed chase lasting nearly 20 hours before they were eventually captured of
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• Stanley Cup
  ...">{{Cite web|url=http://www.nhl.com/olympics/2006/grahame021106.html|title=Mile High hopes for Grahame, U.S.|accessdate=2007-03-21|publisher=[[NHL]]|year=2007}}
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