The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier, 1988 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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The rooms and pillars are laid out systematically in blocks , with crosscuts between rooms for ventila- tion ; the pillars are from 20 to 40 feet ( 6-12 meters ) wide and 40 to 90 feet ( 12-18 meters ) long .
The rooms and pillars are laid out systematically in blocks , with crosscuts between rooms for ventila- tion ; the pillars are from 20 to 40 feet ( 6-12 meters ) wide and 40 to 90 feet ( 12-18 meters ) long .
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The western range ( Cordillera Occidental ) is the lowest . Its highest peak is about 4,400 meters ( 14,436 feet ) , but most of the other high peaks are between 3,600 and 4,000 meters ( 11,811-13,123 feet ) ...
The western range ( Cordillera Occidental ) is the lowest . Its highest peak is about 4,400 meters ( 14,436 feet ) , but most of the other high peaks are between 3,600 and 4,000 meters ( 11,811-13,123 feet ) ...
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All three appear in the following program for converting three metric measurements of length , given in meters and centimeters , to English measurements in feet and inches . The three metric measurements are 2 meters , 7 centimeters ...
All three appear in the following program for converting three metric measurements of length , given in meters and centimeters , to English measurements in feet and inches . The three metric measurements are 2 meters , 7 centimeters ...
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