Python-Twitter API's function, GetSearch, returns fewer results for a wider radius











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When I use GetSearch with the GeoCode, searching in a 1 mile radius returns the most results. This:




results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "1mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




returns 18 tweets, while this:




results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "5mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




returns zero.



Is there anything I'm doing wrong here?






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    When I use GetSearch with the GeoCode, searching in a 1 mile radius returns the most results. This:




    results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "1mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




    returns 18 tweets, while this:




    results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "5mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




    returns zero.



    Is there anything I'm doing wrong here?






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      When I use GetSearch with the GeoCode, searching in a 1 mile radius returns the most results. This:




      results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "1mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




      returns 18 tweets, while this:




      results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "5mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




      returns zero.



      Is there anything I'm doing wrong here?






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      When I use GetSearch with the GeoCode, searching in a 1 mile radius returns the most results. This:




      results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "1mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




      returns 18 tweets, while this:




      results = api.GetSearch(term = "treat", geocode = ("37.781157", "-122.398720", "5mi"), max_id = 1061378028763316224, count = 20)




      returns zero.



      Is there anything I'm doing wrong here?






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