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20m³ refers to a volume measurement of 20 cubic meters. It indicates a three-dimensional space that is 20 meters long, 1 meter wide, and 1 meter high, or any other combination of dimensions that multiplies to 20 cubic meters. This unit is commonly used in construction, shipping, and storage to quantify large volumes of materials or space.

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