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The phrase "100 feet in the air" typically refers to something elevated above the ground, while "lies on the ground" suggests it is at ground level. A playful interpretation could be that a tree or tall building stands 100 feet high, with its roots or foundation firmly on the ground. Alternatively, it could also refer to an object like a kite or balloon that is tethered and only appears to be floating above the ground.

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