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== Fan Works ==
* In ''[[With Strings Attached]]'', the Baravadans have “longsteps”; how long these units are is never explained. Also, John's Kansael doesn't understand any Earth measurements and can't tell him how distant Ehndris is from Ta'akan; he figures out that the distance is roughly comparable to that between London and Glasgow. On the other hand, the Hunter's world uses miles.
* In the ''[[Harry Potter]]'' [[Alternate Universe Fic]] ''[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11574569/1/Dodging-Prison-and-Stealing-Witches-Revenge-is-Best-Served-Raw Dodging Prison and Stealing Witches]'' by "LeadVonE", the Wizarding world has two units of measurement for magical power: the Merlin, equal to the amount of magic that can be stored in one hundred grams of iron or about one kilogram of body mass, and the Flamel, defined as a constant flow of one Merlin per second; in a form analogous to watts and wattage, the usage is called flamelage.
== [[Literature]] ==
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