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In a briefing early Monday, an official said the "extraordinarily unique" compound had two security gates, 3-5-meter-high walls topped with barbed wire, and a third floor terrace with a 2-meter-tall privacy wall.
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In a briefing early Monday, an official said the "extraordinarily unique" compound had two security gates, 3-5-meter-high walls topped with barbed wire, and a third floor terrace with a 2-meter-tall privacy wall.
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News reports said a number of people were standing on the viewing platform of the cathedral when its 63 meter-tall stone spire collapsed.
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Nicknamed “The Razor”, the 148 meter-tall Strata tower is topped with a trio of turbines that will produce enough power to meet 8% of its energy needs.
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News reports said a number of people were standing on the viewing platform of the cathedral when its 63 meter-tall stone spire collapsed.
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News reports said a number of people were standing on the viewing platform of the cathedral when its 63 meter-tall stone spire collapsed.
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One of the most impressive sites to be seen off the large of Marseille is the shimmering blue-glass of Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid's 147-meter-tall CMA CGM Tower.
Marseille's Cultural Renaissance Tobias Grey 2012
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The 1.88-meter-tall Serb, with a dangerous two-handed backhand and a return game that rivals the best in the business, has accounted for all three of Federer's losses this season.
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News reports said a number of people were standing on the viewing platform of the cathedral when its 63 meter-tall stone spire collapsed.
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LONDON -- Ronald Reagan was hailed as "a great American hero" Monday as his admirers unveiled a 10-foot-tall 3-meter-tall statue of the former U.S. president near the American embassy in London.
Ronald Reagan Statue Unveiled At American Embassy In London By Condoleezza Rice, William Hague The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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