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You have to wonder....	by JimK	2006-11-19 12:55:59
My sympathies tend to lie with	by hieraco	2005-03-16 07:00:09
Don't know UK, but EU uses METRIC	by sCiSSors	2005-03-16 07:14:00
I'm pretty sure that all international	by JimK	2005-03-16 07:26:42
shiping and aviation uses knots and nautical miles for speed and distance respectively (and communicate in English). I also strongly suspect that altitude is measured in feet, but I'm not sure. In the UK the law says that all products sold by weight or volume have to be sold by metric units, but almost all shops have both metric and imperial units on display.
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Well, I knever bought knots	by sCiSSors	2005-03-16 07:33:43
The Russians use metres and km/h, I believe	by defiler	2005-03-16 07:41:21

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