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How many square ft is Antarctica?
Antarctica - 150.7 trillion square feet of total area.
How many words can you find in Antarctica?
4
What is 2 percent of antarctica?
2% is ice free
What is the odd one out and why?
Antarctica, because it has no permanent residents and no ruler.
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