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1753:Ultima Tower
1743:Taiwan Tower
1718:Russia Tower
1708:PAGCOR Tower
1703:Murjan Tower
1688:The Illinois
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1587:Tour Signal
1412:India Tower
1292:Anara Tower
1221:Tower Fifth
1196:Senna Tower
1137:skyscrapers
434:leaseholder
381:councillor
358:opera house
331:E. W. Pugin
164:Floor count
127: /
102:Coordinates
58:Never built
1809:Categories
1522:Seoul Lite
1297:Asia Plaza
1151:247 Cherry
1015:Findmypast
980:Findmypast
915:Findmypast
882:Findmypast
761:Findmypast
728:Findmypast
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588:Findmypast
517:Findmypast
469:References
172:Floor area
112:53°22′25″N
1407:Ice Tower
1191:PVN Tower
319:Frankfurt
272:petroleum
262:from the
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193:Developer
115:2°57′30″W
94:Liverpool
77:Liverpool
67:Mixed-use
1779:Arcology
1537:Sky City
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372:Reaction
290:Proposal
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323:Germany
96:L17 7EG
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