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Your stitch gauge is the important one. If you get that correct, then you can adjust for the length. Most patterns say to knit for X number of inches, anyway, so you don't have to worry about the row gauge.
You can always knit fewer/more rows to get length, but you can't adjust the width, so that's the gauge you want to be right on.
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