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Meanings of central pillar in English

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Usage of central pillar in English
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But Cameron's impossible timetable destroys the central pillar of his European strategy.
The Guardian
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She stood, leaning against the central pillar, smoking and watching her brother.
Atonement
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Credit rating agencies evaluate risk, providing a central pillar of the financial system.
Radio NZ
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Go wait at the central pillar in the sky ways hall.
A singular man
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The central pillar blasted upward as if jarred by the collision.
Map of bones
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Being able to create your own paths through these environments is a central pillar.
Wired
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The army has been a central pillar of Mexico's long-running war against drug gangs.
Reuters
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Chakwera has made graft a central pillar of his campaigns.
Reuters
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He was staring at the central pillar of the portico.
Antiphon
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Trade was the central pillar of the Pacific Continent.
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
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The single central pillar supports a fine groined roof.
Wanderings in Wessex / An Exploration of the Southern Realm from...
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Daniel falls into an orbit around the central pillar.
The system of the world
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A central pillar of the apartheid economy, it still supplies 90 percent of South Africa's power.
Reuters
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Bellamy embraced a central pillar of socialism, that cooperation among humans is healthier than cutthroat competition.
Wired
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To this central pillar the paths all converged.
Elsie Venner
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I'd got my back against the central pillar of the hut, and, practically, I was asleep.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
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