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This three-engine test again sets the record as the most powerful test yet on the towering 235-foot tall test stand.
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Twenty years the folks in Seymour have held this hamburger festival including the ketchup slide competition that you see right there. 235-foot track.
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Their hotel of choice: The Ocean Lodge, beachfront in Tolovana, a quiet neighborhood at the southern end of a four-mile stretch of public beach facing Cannon Beach's 235-foot landmark Haystack Rock.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Among other things that allowed him, in 2006, to buy a 235-foot yacht, aptly named Utopia.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Robert Cyran 2011
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The industrial lift, installed for restoration work, takes you to a platform at the base of the church's 235-foot dome.
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The 235-foot Bullet 580 is designed to carry a payload of up to 1,000 pounds at 20,000 feet and fly at speeds up to 70 knots with a cruising speed 30 to 35 knots.
Aero-News Network 2010
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The 235-foot span, which connects the community of about 4,100 with Huntington and Hinesburg, was abruptly closed in September when inspectors discovered deteriorating steel support beams.
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The Fairweather, a 235-foot catamaran type vessel, is slated to return to the fleet beginning Oct. 29, when the ship will sail roundtrip between Juneau and Haines, while the LeConte will begin sailing again Nov. 1.
unknown title 2009
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