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There are an infinite number of them.

Here are a few:

Length x width

1 x 14

2 x 13

3 x 12

4 x 11

5 x 10

6 x 9

7 x 8

7.1 x 7.9

7.2 x 7.8

7.3 x 7.7

7.4 x 7.6

7.41 x 7.59

7.42 x 7.58

7.43 x 7.57

7.44 x 7.56

7.45 x 7.55

7.451 x 7.549

7.541009 x 7.458991

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