- Four minute mile
"Four Minute Mile" may refer to:
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Four Minute Mile - The debut album ofKansas City Missouri bandThe Get Up Kids
*Four-minute mile - The act of running a mile in under four minutes.
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Four Minute Mile — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Four Minute Mile álbum de The Get Up Kids Publicación 30 de septiembre, 1997 Grabación Abril, 1997 … Wikipedia Español
Four-minute mile — In athletics, the four minute mile is the running of a mile (1,609.344 metres, 5280 feet) in under four minutes. It was once thought by some to be impossible, but it was first achieved in 1954 by Roger Bannister. The four minute barrier has since … Wikipedia
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