short column
Britishnoun
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The group, dressed in heavy military gear, silently affixes the pole to a short column along the edge of the roof before quickly walking away.
From Seattle Times
Rachel Monroe has been writing this really great short column for The New Yorker online called Letters from the Southwest.
From New York Times
In this short column, she took us from feeling sadness and hopelessness to reflection and optimism.
From Washington Post
Their form is innovative, a thin short column down the middle of each page, playing off the traditions of a newspaper obituary.
From Los Angeles Times
The collapse brought attention to the more than 600 schools on the island that shared a “short column” architectural design, which makes them vulnerable to tremors.
From New York Times
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