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The phrase "area to five" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific area or range, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unusable.
Example: "The project is focused on the area to five, but we need to clarify what that means."
Alternatives: "zone up to five" or "region to five".
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Ms. Fine said she negotiated an arrangement to move the terminal's loading area to five of the Graybar Building truck bays on Depew Place.
Tonight he and his colleagues will log 200 miles crisscrossing the area to five gigs, and that's considered a slow night in the fallow season between New Year's Eve and Cinco de Mayo.
The three East Texas missions which had depended on Presidio de los Tejas were relocated along the San Antonio River in May 1731, increasing the number of missions in the San Antonio area to five.
This classifies all statistical local areas according to a remote area index which is determined by measuring the road distance from a statistical local area to five classes of service centre.
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This is equivalent, in area, to six Yellowstones.
The extension of the passport-free Schengen area to nine more countries makes trips within Europe easier.
An elegant stamped concrete driveway will take you beyond a rainbow eucalyptus tree garden and covered potting area to six world class structures.
The latter equated in total area to two of the standard trenches.
Homeowners favor a proposal by city planners that would restrict buildings in the area to three stories or less.
This expanded the affected area to nine other suburban communities.
The ensuing number of kisses will vary by region, anywhere from one kiss in certain areas to four kisses in huge swaths of the north.
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