columns
/ˈkɑləmz/ noun B1- pattern which involves throwing props in the air alternately.
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So now, you see, we begin to visualize a large book printed in double columns which are each of a considerable length, since one of the words is numbered in the document as the two hundred and ninety-third.
“So we have contracted our field of search to a large book, printed in double columns and in common use.”
We know that you were pressed for money; that you took an impress of the keys which your brother held; and that you entered into a correspondence with Oberstein, who answered your letters through the advertisement columns of the Daily Telegraph.
I should have thought, sir, that your obvious way was to advertise in the agony columns of the papers."
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