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columns

noun as in line, procession

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Every year, we catalogue the best columns of the year here at The Daily Beast.

A few minor notes, born of reflection: Traditionally, the best columns are dominated by politics—its most popular topic.

The increasingly vicious debate has since migrated into newspaper columns and TV.

Bulbous columns, winding staircases, and whimsical bas-reliefs of mythical creatures wrap around the palace.

The newsreel footage in Watchers of the Sky follows columns of refugees fleeing war, suitcases and small children in their arms.

Within were the park and the deer, and the mansion rearing its brilliant columns amidst the redundant groves of a Spanish autumn.

He stood still an instant, hidden by the porphyry columns of the portico.

Those soaring columns held up the very sky, and their foundations made the earth itself swing true.

When the main French columns were deployed, Lannes, with the remnant of his indomitable corps, had a brief period of rest.

The first and second companies fired volleys to cover the advance of the other columns.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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