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`{:(,"Column I",,"Column II"),((A), 1 "fermi",(p),10^(-13) m),((B),1 "X-ray unit",(q),10^(-15) m),((C),1 "angstrom",(r),10^(-10) m),((D),1 "Astronomical unit",(s),9.46xx10^(15) m),((E),1 "Light year",(t),3.26 "Light year"),((F),1 "Parse",(u),3.08xx10^(16) m),(,,(v),1.49xx10^(11)m):}`

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(A)-q (B)-p (C)-r (D)-v (E)-s (F)-t, u
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