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yds.

American  

abbreviation

  1. yards.


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Dennis Dougherty, GM's man in charge of manufacturing, is watching the process apprehensively from 50 yds. away.

From Time Magazine Archive

From out of nowhere, she says, nearly a dozen policemen streaked after Jones about 100 yds. from her.

From Time Magazine Archive

A petty officer in charge of analyzing sonar data had conceded he had been "a little bit" lazy in not telling Waddle that a ship appeared to be just 4,000 yds. away.

From Time Magazine Archive

How could we have flown the entire family 6,000 miles from Denver to meet a woman who was afraid to walk 20 yds. across the street to meet us?

From Time Magazine Archive

The river 200 yds. above the fall is about 400 ft. wide, while the actual waterway of the fall itself varies from 120 ft. in dry weather to nearly 400 ft. in rainy seasons.

From Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 12, Slice 6 "Groups, Theory of" to "Gwyniad" by Various

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