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How many after eights can you fit into your mouth?
go try yourself haha that's the only thing i can really tell you(;
How many pieces of cheese can you fit in your mouth?
That would depend entirely on the size(s) of the pieces of cheese. And, of course, the size of your mouth. Answer those two variables, and the solution is simple geometry.
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1000 metres fit into one kilometre
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