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It's about one-one-thousand-five-hundredth the number of Seats in Fenway Park
It's about one-two-thousandth the number of Seats in The Colosseum
It's about one-two-thousandth the number of Seats in New Yankee Stadium
In other words, 24 is 0.00047726 times the count of Seats in New Yankee Stadium, and the count of Seats in New Yankee Stadium is 2,095.30 times that amount.
(2014 figures for 2009 Stadium; seating figures only) (a.k.a. Yankee Stadium, a.k.a. The Stadium, a.k.a. The House that George Built) (South Bronx, New York City, New York)
It's about one-three-thousand-five-hundredth the number of Seats in Lambeau Field
In other words, 24 is 0.00029727 times the count of Seats in Lambeau Field, and the count of Seats in Lambeau Field is 3,363.90 times that amount.
(2014 figures) (a.k.a. City Stadium, a.k.a. New City Stadium, a.k.a. Titletown USA, a.k.a. The Frozen Tundra, a.k.a. The Shrine of Pro Football) (Green Bay, Wisconsin)
It's about one-eight-thousandth the number of Letters in the Longest English Word
It's about one-twenty-five-thousandth the number of Words in War and Peace
In other words, 24 is 0.00004086590 times the count of Words in War and Peace, and the count of Words in War and Peace is 24,470.30 times that amount.
(1869) (1968 Ann Dunnigan translation, New American Library)First published in 1869, Leo Tolstoy\'s Tzarist Russian epic, War and Peace contains 587,287 words (in one of the popular English translations). The novel is the seventh-longest novel ever written in a Latin or Cyrillic alphabets. |
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