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  • When Mr. Atwood tried to figure out the costs on his own, he received a two-foot-high stack of trading documents he didn't know how to interpret.

    Illinois Tracks Its Currency Costs Jeannette Neumann 2011

  • Others were famous artists, including one who commissioned her to make a number of surrealistic, two-foot-high ceramic Christmas trees, which he personally finished off with a special glaze before they went into the kiln.

    Bob Schulman: 'Mama Mono' Finds an Art Niche in Puerto Vallarta Bob Schulman 2010

  • The water flows languidly between lush trees until it reaches a narrow, sloping race of concrete under the bridge, and then it rears up — because of a sudden change in the shape of the concrete, and more jammed-in wooden boards — into a roughly two-foot-high curl.

    Munich’s Malibu 2008

  • The water flows languidly between lush trees until it reaches a narrow, sloping race of concrete under the bridge, and then it rears up — because of a sudden change in the shape of the concrete, and more jammed-in wooden boards — into a roughly two-foot-high curl.

    Munich’s Malibu 2008

  • When he met the first wash of incoming foam, he arched his back and let it pass beneath his body without loss of speed, and at the next, bigger push, a two-foot-high wall of whitewater, he buried his nose and himself in a duck-dive, let the wash pass over, and came up on the other side paddling, with an undiminished slug of forward momentum.

    Kook Peter Heller 2010

  • Others were famous artists, including one who commissioned her to make a number of surrealistic, two-foot-high ceramic Christmas trees, which he personally finished off with a special glaze before they went into the kiln.

    Bob Schulman: 'Mama Mono' Finds an Art Niche in Puerto Vallarta 2010

  • The water flows languidly between lush trees until it reaches a narrow, sloping race of concrete under the bridge, and then it rears up — because of a sudden change in the shape of the concrete, and more jammed-in wooden boards — into a roughly two-foot-high curl.

    Munich’s Malibu 2008

  • “I had a two-foot-high jade Buddha from India that interested her,” said Lowy.

    Bobby and Jackie C. David Heymann 2009

  • “I had a two-foot-high jade Buddha from India that interested her,” said Lowy.

    Bobby and Jackie C. David Heymann 2009

  • “I had a two-foot-high jade Buddha from India that interested her,” said Lowy.

    Bobby and Jackie C. David Heymann 2009

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