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101 drywall frame
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102 fixed frame
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103 flush frame
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104 full frame
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105 grouted frame
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106 hinged frame
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107 hollow-metal frame
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108 knocked-down frame
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109 light frame construction
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110 light wood frame construction
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111 moment-resisting frame
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112 multibay frame
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113 multistorey frame
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114 multistory frame
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115 platform frame
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116 protected light wood frame construction
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117 rigid frame
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118 single-bay frame
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119 space frame
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120 tabernacle frame
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