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This document contains summaries of several monuments in danger around Europe: - La Sagrada Familia in Spain sank due to construction of an AVE tunnel, and work continues to stabilize it. - The Sheerness shipyard in the UK was destroyed in a Dutch attack and rebuilt twice before being abandoned. It is now a commercial port. - The Aqueduct of Segovia in Spain supplied water from the 1st century AD and remains over 28 meters tall, running over 14 km. - Fountains Abbey in the UK was founded in 1132 as a monastery before being converted to a mansion after the Dissolution of the Monasteries. It contains some original abbey stonework.
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