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columna /co·lum·na/ (ko-lum´nah) pl. colum´nae [L.] column.
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Plus Guidoni de Columna, qui bellum Troianum magis poetice quam hystorice scripsit, vel Marsilio de Padua, qui translationes imperii quae nunquam fuerunt ponit, vel Vincentio Monacho quam Livio, Salustio, Iustino, Quinto Curtio, Plutarcho aut Suetonio, praestantissimis auctores, creditur. We do not believe we are biased in our conclusion regarding the needs of these women when we quote the Vecinos Year 5 on-site research coordinator, Claudia Santiago Gonzalez, who stated, as we first began to conceive of this research, "Para me, educacion es la columna vertebral de la mujer--la preparacion" [For me, education is the backbone of the woman--her training]. El sector automotriz, la columna vertebral del TLC y el Mercosur, ahora integra a Brasil y a Mexico. |
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