distance between Seoul, south korea and Torino, Italy?
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5,598.30 miles\nor 9,009.59 km
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I hope this site will help you \nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/rometransportation.html
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at either of the poles. The least distance to travel
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Sorry, those game are over.  They were in Torino, Italy.  For a list of finalists, try going to the official Olympics website and looking for news on finalists before Torino.
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Different sources say different things:\nby population it is either Tokyo or Seoul\n\nand by area Mount Isa, Australia\n\ndifferent source:\n\nRank City Country Population \n1 SEOUL South Korea 10,231,000 \n2 São Paulo Brazil 10,009,000 \n3 Bombay India 9,925,000 \n4 JAKARTA Indonesia 9,373,000 \n5 Karachi Pakistan 9,339,000 \n6 MOSKVA (Moscow) Russia 8,297,000 \n7 Istanbul Turkey 8,260,000 \n8 MEXICO (Mexico City) Mexico 8,235,000 \n9 Shanghai China 8,214,000 \n10 TOKYO Japan 8,130,000 \n11 New York (NY) USA 8,008,000 \n12 BANGKOK
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Torino, also known as Turin.  See below...
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Paris is the closest UU church to Italy. I'd say the CLF is your best bet.\n\nhttp://www.uua.org/CONG/index.php
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Distance: 1 MI  /  1.61 KM E
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Italy,Rome,Germany, or Russia
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Could be USA & Italia
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Because in Italian the city is called Torino and not Turin.  If you asked and Italian how to get to Turin, they would look at you like you are from Mars.  I applaud NBC for using the actual name of the city and not using the English name.  I wish all references to Torino did this!
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Italy or Czech Republic
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Look for a surprise....  Italy
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go to www.factmonster.com\nwww.cbc.ca/olympics\nsports.espn.com/oly\nwww.olympic.org*\nwww.torino2006.org*\nwww.nbcolympics.com*\nsports.yahoo.com/olympics/torino2006*\nsortsillistrated.cnn.com/olympics/2006\n\n*i suggest these ones
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The distance is around 4750 miles.\n\nBirmingham is a city in the state of Alabama in the US.\nand Macedonia is a city in the state of Sao Paolo in Brazil.
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It depends on where you're at. Turin at one place and Torino at another.
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Turin and Torino are the same city. Torino is the Italian name for the city and Turin is the Anglicised name. The tradition of changing place (and person) names to a more "English" form dates back to the Middle Ages at least.\n\nThe alternate namings arent't just limited to English speakers. During the opening ceremonies of the 2006 Olympics, many of the country name on the standards that were carried before the athletes as they entered the stadium had Italian versions of their true names. For example, the United States was shown as Stati Uniti d'America and the Netherlands was shown as Paesi Bassi.