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The thickest pillar was the C-pillar (the pillars farthest to the back) at only about 5.5 inches thick.— Epinions Recent Content for Home
Two fundamental objectives of this pillar are the deepening of staff relations and adding value to the employment experience in CXC.— Stabroek News
On one side of the pillar is a framed white Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games T-shirt - dated July 5, 2003 - signed by all of the Liberals 'then caucus members.— Public Eye Online
A plaque carrying an abridged and expurgated history of the pillar was affixed to the base of the pillar in 1867 and it says:— Kafila
Suetonius says, that a pillar was also erected to him, of about twenty feet in height, with the inscription parenti patriæ,’ ‘To the father of his country,’ and that for some time persons resorted to that spot to offer sacrifices and to make vows.— The Metamorphoses of Ovid Literally Translated into English Prose, with Copious Notes and Explanations

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