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{{tall image||250|400|Moscow's Ostankino Tower was the tallest freestanding structure on Earth from 1967-1976, surpassing the [[Empire State Building]], and in turn being beaten by the [[CN Tower]]; today it ranks third overall as the [[Burj Khalifa]] has overtaken first place. Among the communication systems Ostankino hosts are transmitters for nineteen television stations and seventeen radio stations.|none|alt=Extremely tall and thin tower, studded with broadcast antennas and dishes}}
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[[:File:| ]] Moscow's Ostankino Tower was the tallest freestanding structure on Earth from 1967-1976, surpassing the Empire State Building, and in turn being beaten by the CN Tower; today it ranks third overall as the Burj Khalifa has overtaken first place. Among the communication systems Ostankino hosts are transmitters for nineteen television stations and seventeen radio stations. | ||||
Moscow's Ostankino Tower was the tallest freestanding structure on Earth from 1967-1976, surpassing the Empire State Building, and in turn being beaten by the CN Tower; today it ranks third overall as the Burj Khalifa has overtaken first place. Among the communication systems Ostankino hosts are transmitters for nineteen television stations and seventeen radio stations.
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{{tall image||250|400|Moscow's Ostankino Tower was the tallest freestanding structure on Earth from 1967-1976, surpassing the [[Empire State Building]], and in turn being beaten by the [[CN Tower]]; today it ranks third overall as the [[Burj Khalifa]] has overtaken first place. Among the communication systems Ostankino hosts are transmitters for nineteen television stations and seventeen radio stations.|left|alt=Extremely tall and thin tower, studded with broadcast antennas and dishes}}
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[[:File:| ]] Moscow's Ostankino Tower was the tallest freestanding structure on Earth from 1967-1976, surpassing the Empire State Building, and in turn being beaten by the CN Tower; today it ranks third overall as the Burj Khalifa has overtaken first place. Among the communication systems Ostankino hosts are transmitters for nineteen television stations and seventeen radio stations. | ||||
Moscow's Ostankino Tower was the tallest freestanding structure on Earth from 1967-1976, surpassing the Empire State Building, and in turn being beaten by the CN Tower; today it ranks third overall as the Burj Khalifa has overtaken first place. Among the communication systems Ostankino hosts are transmitters for nineteen television stations and seventeen radio stations.
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