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column

[kol-uhm] / ˈkɒl əm /




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His buildings eschewed columns, boasting few straight lines as they swelled and curved, appearing untethered to the land on which they stood.

From The Wall Street Journal

He took over the paper in the 1980s, and his columns, which he describes as “hard-hitting editorials that defend the rights of the Armenian people worldwide,” have been translated into languages around the world.

From Los Angeles Times

The date was misstated in the Jan. 3 Declarations column, “We Could Use a Return to Gallantry.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The rightmost column of the table shows the funds’ net expense ratios, which match the gross annual expenses as percentages of assets under management, with one exception.

From MarketWatch

The first column focuses on the 10% of days last year in which the timers were most optimistic; the second column focuses on the decile of days in which the timers were most pessimistic.

From MarketWatch