Paper size around the world: Difference between revisions

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+|{{Flag|Austro-Caldera}}
+|A4 (210 × 297 mm)
+|Although Caldera originally used Hendalarksara paper dimensions, mass immigration as well as the prevalence of the [[Phoenix Trade Union]] led to the adoption of the internationally popular A4.
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-|Standard Long Sheet (8.5 × 13.75 in)
+|Standard Long Sheet (8 × 13 in)
-|The size of standard paper sheets in Faneria originated during the Fhainnin Civil War in 1908 from a desire to implement rationalist ideological policies while maintaining a level of standardization with the outside world; as a result, the paper nearly matches the Golden Ratio. Letter 8.5 x 11 paper is also common but not used for official documentation.
+|The size of standard paper sheets in Faneria originated during the Fhainnin Civil War in 1908 from a desire to implement rationalist ideological policies; as a result, the paper nearly matches the Golden Ratio. ISO 216 standard paper is common in civilian use but not used for official documentation, resumes, etc.
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-[[Category: Urcea]]
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-[[Category: Valcimport]]
+[[Category:Bureau of International Statistics]]
+[[Category:IXWB]]
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