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Now you'll be able to convert "20,000 leagues under the sea" into feet, knots and other nautical measurements.
on 3/9/2008 What is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?
on 3/9/2008 what is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?
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dasdal said
on 3/9/2008 What is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?
dasdal said
on 3/9/2008 what is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?
dasdal said
on 3/9/2008 what is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?
dasdal said
on 3/9/2008 What is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?
dasdal said
on 3/9/2008 What is the difference in a "mile" and a "nautical mile"?