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•The roof sprays consist of three rows of 14 nozzles disposed along the ( whole) length of the building.
•To stiffen the floor, steel angles are welded along its full length.
•The strips run the entire length of the frame.
•Electrons can travel the full length of the tube.
•A canal 200 ft long runs ( all along) the length of the building.
•The heating current must be chosen to give correct heat distribution throughout the length of the rivet in a reasonable time.
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•A pointer moves across (or over) (or traverses) a scale at the bottom of the assembly.
•Some of the electrons can escape from their parent atoms for a short time and travel freely about the crystal.
•Relatively free electrons move through the crystal lattice.
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•A pointer moves across (or over) (or traverses) a scale at the bottom of the assembly.
•Some of the electrons can escape from their parent atoms for a short time and travel freely about the crystal.
•Relatively free electrons move through the crystal lattice.
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