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• Systems of measurement
  ==Historical Mediterranean and European systems of measurement== Prior to the global adoption of the metric system many different systems of measurement had been in use. Many of these were related to some extent or other. Often
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• Systems of measurement/Definition
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• Systems of measurement/Related Articles
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• Pound (mass)/Definition
  ...the [[U.S. customary units|United States customary]], Imperial, and other systems of measurement.
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• Gallon/Definition
  ....S. customary units|U.S. customary]] and the [[Imperial units|Imperial]] [[systems of measurement]].
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• Factor-label conversion of units/Related Articles
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• U.S. customary units/Related Articles
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• Furlong
  The '''furlong''' is a unit of length in the [[Imperial units|Imperial]] [[Systems of measurement|system of measurement]]. It is largely unused in official circles, although
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• Measurement/Related Articles
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• National Institute of Standards and Technology/Related Articles
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• Inch
  ...mperial units|Imperial]] and the [[U.S. customary units|U.S. customary]] [[systems of measurement]]. An inch is equal to 1,000 [[mil]], and twelve inches are equal to one [[
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• International System of Units/Related Articles
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• International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry/Related Articles
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• Systems of measurement
  ==Historical Mediterranean and European systems of measurement== Prior to the global adoption of the metric system many different systems of measurement had been in use. Many of these were related to some extent or other. Often
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• American National Standards Institute/Related Articles
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• ASTM International/Related Articles
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• International Organization for Standardization/Related Articles
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• Yard
  ...[[Imperial units|Imperial]] and [[U.S. customary units|U.S. customary]] [[systems of measurement]]. It is equal to precisely three [[foot (unit)|feet]] or 36 [[inch]]es. 22
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• Mile
  ...y units|United States customary]] and in the [[Imperial units|Imperial]] [[systems of measurement]]. The mile is 5,280 [[foot (measure)|feet]] long, or exactly 1,609.344 [[m
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• Gallon
  ....S. customary units|U.S. customary]] and the [[Imperial units|Imperial]] [[systems of measurement]]. Historically it has had many different definitions but, as of 2010, ther
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• Foot (unit)
  ...[[Imperial units|Imperial]] and [[U.S. customary units|U.S. customary]] [[systems of measurement]]. It is equal to 12 [[inch]]es or one third of a [[yard]].
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• Pound (mass)
  ...units|United States customary]], [[Imperial unit|Imperial]], and other [[systems of measurement]]. The word pound is derived from the Latin phrase ''libra pondo'' for 'a p
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• Wrench (tool)
  Where the English [[Systems of measurement|measurement system]] is used, the shaft diameter is most often 3/8" or 1/4
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