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He also cites Catherine Austin Fitts' "Popsicle Index", which gauges how far are parents willing to allow their children to walk to buy a treat.

Vasquez typically starts guests out with a deep stretch and gauges how far the group would like to run (anywhere from 3 to 5 miles) and at what pace everyone is comfortable.

"We're not here to try and gauge how far they're willing to take this," Fisher said.

His staff put in thousands of hours, and they wear pedometers to gauge how far they walk.

The other big decision for the troika is to gauge how far Tsipras is prepared to take this.

It is difficult to gauge how far real estate values have fallen, given that few deals are taking place today.

Many met behind closed doors Friday with executives of several local Stanford companies to gauge how far the Stanford empire would be impacted.

In the absence of significant deals, however, many people in the industry say it is impossible to gauge how far values have declined.

International inspectors gain access to North Korea's known nuclear facilities at Yongbyon for the first time since 2009, and a chance to gauge how far the uranium enrichment facility has advanced.

It may be harder for Democrats to gauge how far Mr. Rowland will bend on the budget this year, because he has been holding far fewer meetings with legislative leaders about the budget than he did in the past.

Mr. Menon asked the number of rows in the orchestra -- "I wanted to gauge how far back we'd be from the stage" -- figured the seats were well located, and that was that.