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COLWColumn Width (HTML)
COLWCommunity of Our Lady of Walsingham (women's religious order; England, UK)
COLWColima Warbler (bird species)
COLWCooper & Oshtemo Locomotive Works (Avon, IN)
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Contrary to popular belief, a 1600mm diameter spiral does not have the required 800mm clear tread width, as the diameter of this spiral includes both the centre column width (normally 120-150mm) and the handrail to either side of the stair (40-50mm).
A Guide to Buying a Spiral Staircase by Navjot Kaur / Home based business community
Most pages are printed one colour, and the design sabotages legibility with oversized fonts, narrow margins and cumbersome column widths.
Crisis is the point at which things 'spin out of scale' by Hornsby, Adrian / The Architectural Review
Such Arab grievances receive little column width in the international press that prefers to portray Israel as an eternal victim striving for its very existence in a hostile part of the world.
Israel can get away with anything by Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia)
 
 
 
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