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Greatest to smallests 4.5ft, 48in, 1.3m, 120cm
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Greatest to smallests 4.5ft, 48in, 1.3m, 120cm

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120 /1.3/48/4.5 I think that’s correct
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4.5 inches , 1.3 meters, 48 inches,120 cm.
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