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Sliney directs, referring to the 11-foot screens that cover the walls at the front and side of the Command Center.
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Each week, burly men wearing more than 100 pounds of metal armor mount snorting war horses and gallop full speed at each other with 11-foot lances.
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The TriBeCa listing by Adam Modlin , president of the Modlin Group, said the apartment had 14 floor-to-ceiling arched windows, 11-foot ceilings and "sunsets on the river every night."
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The home stretch sends racers up an 11-foot hill and then down into the "Dutch mountains," four moguls just before the finish line.
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The home has a large, lower-level rec room, a living room with 11-foot ceilings and a big cedar deck along the back of the home.
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Engel & Volkers The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home has a large, lower-level rec room, a living room with 11-foot ceilings and a big cedar deck along the back of the home.
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When it became clear through the pristine translucent turquoise ocean waters that the 11-foot, 800-pound tiger shark was a bit above our novice tagging skills, Dr. Neil lamented it was "too big for the boat" and then did some Jedi Master tagging with the shark still in the water.
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Inside Astor Hall at the New York Public Library, the event designer Preston Bailey created an 11-foot floral sculpture of a bride and two poodles.
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Over a period of two years, Dextre's 11-foot arms -- operated by engineers at Johnson Space Center in Houston -- will pick up tools to cut wires, remove caps, open valves and attach a fluid hose.
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Over the past 30 years, as the boxes got bigger, embellishments were added - more frills (six-piece crown moldings for huge rooms with 10- and 11-foot ceiling heights), more props (columned "arcade" vestibules for cavernous master suites) and multi-gabled roofs that made a house look bigger and more grand.
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