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Four Corners, a region of the United States
- the Four Corners Monument at that location
Four Corners, a point in Canada
Four Corners, an Australian news program
Four Corners, a movie by James Benning

four corners offense, a style of basketball play
four corner method, method of encoding Chinese characters

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Four Corners (United States) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (122 words)
	The Four Corners region is located near the reddish area on this map
	The Four Corners is a region in the western United States located near the common border of four states: in clockwise order from the top-left, these are Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.
	This is the only place where four U.S. states come together at one point.

Four Corners (659 words)
	Four Corners made an early reputation for testing the boundaries of expectations of television as a medium as well as of political acceptability.
	Four Corners has consistently been accused of political bias, particularly of a left-wing orientation, and for failing to abide by the ABC's charter which requires "balance" in the coverage of news and current affairs.
	Four Corners has never achieved high ratings by the standards of the commercial networks and is often contrasted in content and style to commercial rivals such as the Nine Network's Sixty Minutes which is able to claim much wider popular appeal.

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