Fields
Fields noun - United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946).
Yards
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Most close quarters battle training focuses learning to clear rooms quickly, on shooting quickly and accurately, prioritizing targets and controlling fields of fire, and on responding to a chaotic urban environment where targets can pop up at any range from two feet to two hundred yards or more.
Source: The Musketeer -
Conditioned to Accept Horror: A farmer whose fields were located a mere 100 yards from the death camp Treblinka was asked how he was possibly able to work amidst the screams of the dying and sight and smell of their burning corpses.
Source: Film / Shoah -
For example, one male passenger under a red dollar sign near the beach on the Arcade map would want to go to Pizza Hut, which was not only on the same side of the street he was standing on (the right side), but just 219 yards (less than two American Football fields) away from him.
Source: Video Game / Crazy Taxi
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