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 1 15,6 |       about at the dinosaurs’ feet. When the dinosaurs became
 2 15,7 |      put all things under his feet: All sheep and oxen, yea,
 3 19,1 | survived tens of thousands of feet of erosion, tectonics, and
 4 19,1 |       lay under three to four feet of water for a few months.
 5 19,1 |       of two or three hundred feet, would leave behind insufficient
 6 19,2 |       structure more than 300 feet below the surface of the
 7 19,2 |       of an ancient coast 550 feet below the current waterline,
 8 19,3 |    Ararat's elevation, 16,946 feet (5,165 meters) above sea
 9 24   |      faith places them at the feet of the Creator. It is Christianity
10 25   |       not sleeping with their feet turned toward doors and
11 App,1|      a coating of ash several feet thick. A cemetery one kilometer
12 App,1|     to be Gomorrah, had seven feet of ash in some places. In
13 App,1|      a retaining wall fifteen feet high. At its top was an