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219 miles taking I-44 WEST via the CREEK TURNPIKE (toll) to bypass TULSA.

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it is $390000000 if you go on a weekday

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It is 352.94 miles according to MapQuest via I-70 and I-35.

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960 miles taking this route: # Take I-35 NORTH from Oklahoma City to I-80 EAST to DAVENPORT in DES MOINES, IOWA. To bypass KANSAS CITY, take I-435 EAST. (EXIT 222A off I-35 in KANSAS to get onto I-435 EAST ; EXIT 52B off I-435 in MISSOURI to get back onto I-35 NORTH to DES MOINES.) # Take I-80 EAST to South Bend.

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There were 168 victims of the bombing.

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It is 495.95 miles according to MapQuest,

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It is 677.21 miles according to MapQuest.

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Very common. Knew I probably wasn't the first to ask months ago and surely won't be the last. The officer may take one of several courses of action. For starters, why were you stopped to begin with? What he does depends mostly on that. What state do you live in? Were you driving within the state the permit or often referred to as "learner's" or "restricted" license was issued? Did you have the required ammout of liability insurance on the vehicle? I can guess that if it was your own car, that was legitimately registered with the DMV, you had current liability insurance, and were not in violation of any serious law, and the officer is not in the moode to do a "Rodney King" number he will have a serious talk with you and advise you to go straight home warning that a future offense will result in siezure of the vehicle (state auctioned off, not just impounded) along with citation and/or arrest. In Nevada no points are assigned, they just yank the permit and it could cost you up to $200.00 paying the reinstatement fee. If you're real unlucky they may even impose a 60 day delay before you can get the actual license. While there are some territories, counties, areas, and states who are liberal on this issue looking at it as nothing more than a simple violation of a restriction there are others who are much more harsh and in other some states I think it might even be a FELONY as others have asked the severity of this offense lately. If you're thinking about doing so, it is my suggestion you reconsider. If you were to get caught, you're life may be forever damaged and you may not be able to pursue the career you want.. for what? Feel free to e-mail me any questions.

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Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma.

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About 205 miles.

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MapQuest estimates the drive as 7 hours and 31 minutes.

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It is 14.50 miles.

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it will take 17 hours to get there but if your going by plane then it should take you about 5 hours. so good luck.(or maybe not).

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44, as of August 8.

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A very large shitload of explosives that liked to eat waffles. Furthermore, I blame society.

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Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, the chief conspirators, met at Fort Benning during U.S. Army basic training. McVeigh's accomplice, Michael Fortier, was his roommate in the Army. They were survivalists who were unhappy with the way the FBI handled Ruby Ridge and Waco. McVeigh later decided to bomb a federal building in response to the raids at Ruby Ridge and Waco.

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It is 128 miles via I-44 East.

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The driving distance between Dallas, TX and Oklahoma City, OK is about 206 miles. The driving time would be approximately 3 hours 30 minutes if driving non-stop in good conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions such as weather, road work and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

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Technically no, but it's similar to a murderer getting off on a technicality. If you're in love with someone, and you sleep with someone else, you're really cheating on yourself.

If you think it's not a big deal, and technically it's not cheating, than you're a shallow person and don't know what love is.

If you do love someone, you couldn't sleep with someone else in good faith until you were "well into the break up". I can't imagine 2 weeks is enough time for anyone to be "well into the break up" -- unless you're cold and heartless.

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no that is not cheating. but if you loved the person you broke up with you would never do that! take it from a woman we do think that is cheating b/c that was a careless act, but technically its not cheating or your behalf.

Cheating is saying one thing and doing another. Breaking up usually means the relationship is over, and any promises of exclusivity are over too. So there was no promise, and it wasn't cheating.

It might feel like cheating if the relationship wasn't really over in your heart. That's not a nice feeling but you should forgive yourself.

It depends. Sometimes people know they will get back together but they use being broken up for an excuse to go sleep around. But if it was an innocent you thought it was over thing then no. It will hurt her though and I guarentee she will feel the pain of being cheated even if you were broken up.

As long as you didn�t break up as an excuse to cheat and get off on a technicality, and you know you truly love your girlfriend, I think it isn�t cheating and I also think you should spare your gf the pain of telling her - but again, only if you know in your heart that you didn�t orchestrate the whole thing in order to cheat. If you are unsure whether you can be faithfull/really want to be with your gf, do her a favor and leave her alone. Again - you know the truth in your heart, if you do not act on it you are weak and dishonest, and you are hurting your gf even if you are imagining you are doing her a favor.

i have been here so many times and in a way it is still cheating even though you were not together i for one did not want to ever go back to this person because of the hurt but i couldn't forget the love i had with her either and always went back to her no i am always accused of cheating on her and that it is going to take a long time to trust me again this coming from a man it still takes a physical toll on both of you i feel guilty that i did that and i can see where she comes from to

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gas

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It is 544 miles according to MapQuest.

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The North American Plate.

The North American Plate includes virtually all of the continental United States (including Alaska), Canada, Mexico and Greenland. Baja California is on the Pacific Plate.

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Yes, they will most likely.

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Wilson Foods Corporation, formally on Lincoln Blvd in Oklahoma City closed in the 1990's. About the only thing left is the brand name with the old Bar W label on some hams manufactured in the mid-west. They went through Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1983 or 84, sold off the subsidiary Fischer Packing Company, Louisville, KY to a French food company in the mid-80's, and had been closing or closed most of it's pork slaughtering and processing facilities. The Oklahoma City, OK; Albert Lea, MN; Cherokee, IA; Des Moines, IA; Loganport, IN and some other plants were reduced and closed during that same time, if my memory serves me correctly. Many of the older plants slaughtered and processed hogs, cattle and in some sheep, but other than hogs the rest disappeared in the early 1980's. The plant in Marshall, MO was closed in the early 1990's. There were some small "sausage plants", such as one in Sedalia, MO that made pizza toppings. I worked at the Oklahoma City plant in 1979-80; Fischer Packing company in 1980 and 1983 - 89, and the Marshall, MO plant from 1980-1983. The Wilson Foods corporate offices located in Oklahoma City later became the corporate offices of Foodbrands America, a subsidiary of IBP. IBP was later acquired by Tyson Foods, Inc. and the Oklahoma City office was subsequently closed.