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		<title>Why is there a limit to how tall a gravity retaining wall can be built?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yesterday I received a call from a contractor wondering why a chart on the Allan Block website limits the height of a gravity wall. After talking to them for a while I had a sketch in front of me of the wall they wanted to build. The contractor sounded like he had a good head [...]]]></description>
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