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| Columbus is a town in Columbia County, Wisconsin, Unit | |
| Associate Pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in | Columbus, Georgia, a church where he and his family ha |
| nce 2008, the Saint Anselm College Knights of | Columbus and a group of women from the prison have sta |
| Later in the month, she saw action at | Columbus, Kentucky, a Confederate strong point on the |
| ral of which had great popularity, among them | Columbus, or a World Discovered (1792); Children in th |
| Columbus has a post office with ZIP code 71831. | |
| Some controversy arose when the Knights of | Columbus built a chapel on the site of Father Pierz' m |
| The game was played at Ohio Stadium in | Columbus in a blizzard, at 10 degrees above zero, on a |
| Columbus is a city in Hickman County, Kentucky, United | |
| me of a seven-inning Doubleheader against the | Columbus Astros, a 5-1 victory. |
| Columbus is a town in and the county seat of Stillwate | |
| He spent two years in | Columbus as a graduate assistant for Ohio State in 198 |
| East | Columbus is a district in Columbus, Georgia. |
| Christopher | Columbus is a 1949 British biographical film starring |
| The Knights of | Columbus installed a plaque bearing another statement |
| The opera tells the life of Christopher | Columbus in a series of episodes which avoid chronolog |
| Burton was a grand knight of the Knights of | Columbus and a staunch Roman Catholic and socialist wh |
| Columbus remains a central character though, appearing | |
| Hoplolaimus | columbus is a plant pathogenic nematode. |
| He is a past secretary of the Knights of | Columbus, and a past trustee of the Adair County Histo |
| Burleson is named for Rufus | Columbus Burleson, a former President of Baylor Univer |
| Air | Columbus was a charter airline based in Portugal, whic |
| ting the tomato from the cover of Waiting For | Columbus into a CAD image by RipBang design. |
| The Hyatt Regency | Columbus is a high-rise hotel in Columbus, Ohio. |
| Columbus provides a maximum of 1.25 kW per Columbus-EP | |
| The second USS | Columbus was a 74-gun ship of the line in the United S |
| They support those saying Christopher | Columbus is a hero. |
| The Heirs of | Columbus is a 1991 novel by Gerald Vizenor that, in th |
| Columbus was a borax mining boom town in Esmeralda Cou | |
| In 2006 business and government officials in | Columbus began a campaign to have I-185 extended to Mo |
| when a mill worker at Eagle & Phenix Mills in | Columbus, GA, accidentally got her dress tangled in a |
| Its first plant outside | Columbus, Mississippi, across from Golden Triangle Reg |
| member of the Canadian Legion and Knights of | Columbus, was active in RC Parish Council in both home |
| Columbus was active as a jazz musician from the 1920s | |
| 8 Drive in the Vista Terrace section of South | Columbus (official address says Buena Vista Road in Co |
| In it is the tallest building in | Columbus, the Aflac Tower. |
| He moved to | Columbus, Mississippi, after marrying his wife, Eva. |
| urt from 1888 until 1890, when he died at his | Columbus home after suffering a stroke. |
| last official match was at Wrestlerock 92 in | Columbus, Ohio against veteran local heel and professi |
| He made his | Columbus debut against Colorado Rapids on April 11, 20 |
| The two expansion teams, Minnesota and | Columbus were ahead of them in the standings.After los |
| e season playing on Manitoba and on Syracuse, | Columbus' current AHL affiliate. |
| About 90 percent of the flights from Port | Columbus International Airport were canceled as well a |
| ans Parkway to the north, Miller Road and the | Columbus Metropolitan Airport to the south, I-185 to t |
| owever, this land has been bought by the Port | Columbus International Airport for future expansion, a |
| has played in minor league baseball with the | Columbus Clippers, Akron Aeros, Mahoning Valley Scrapp |
| This article is about the | Columbus, Georgia-Auburn, Alabama Combined Statistical |
| thin the district is Bloomington followed by; | Columbus, New Albany, Jeffersonville, and Clarksville. |
| vejoy and The Bill, plus dramas like Bye, Bye | Columbus (1990), Alice In Wonderland (1998) and The Ar |
| oadcasting (GPB) Public radio station serving | Columbus and all of west-central Georgia. |
| , with Marc Giacomelli) the novel Christopher | Columbus Answers All Charges (1993). |
| Columbus, Ohio-based all-female rock trio Scrawl inclu | |
| African-American part of Ohio's capital city, | Columbus, Ohio along with its northern suburbs, includ |
| ompany owned radio station WXCX-AM/WXCX-FM in | Columbus Indiana along with WMDH-AM/WMDH-FM in New Cas |
| anches diverged at Mount Vernon Junction near | Columbus Avenue along the border between Mount Vernon |
| d publish The Life and Voyages of Christopher | Columbus; he also published a short essay about Palos |
| Columbus was also situated on the Chattahoochee River | |
| The | Columbus Lions also have a dance team, the Lady Lions. |
| The Farmers and Merchants Union Bank in | Columbus, Wisconsin, also known as Farmers' and Mercha |
| Whitehall in | Columbus, Mississippi, also known as J.W. Hardy Estate |
| In addition to playing for | Columbus, he also had stints with the Washington Senat |
| The Knights of | Columbus Building, also known as Aero Club Building in |
| tion of Steven Spielberg and written by Chris | Columbus and also became a book. |
| Columbus is also the home of Columbus Air Force Base a | |
| Columbus is also the birthplace of baseball announcer | |
| ed in 1897 and a telephone line was laid from | Columbus to Altair. |
| were the focus of the voyages of Christopher | Columbus in America. |
| The story is set in Paris ten years before | Columbus discovered America. |
| Columbus, OH: American Chemical Society. | |
| J. (1994), Time-of-flight mass spectrometry, | Columbus, OH: American Chemical Society, ISBN 0-8412-3 |
| Before | Columbus Foundation: American Book Award for Lifetime |
| Christopher | Columbus Andrews, an American diplomat in the Brazilia |
| Columbus is an unincorporated community in Hempstead C | |
| arter member of St. Anne's Council Knights of | Columbus and an honorary member of the Board of Direct |
| Christophe Colomb (Christopher | Columbus) is an opera in two parts by the French compo |
| the Journal of John Walker, America Discovers | Columbus: How an Italian Explorer Became an American H |
| ngle-game cup was played at Cooper Stadium in | Columbus, Ohio, and was staged just days before the st |
| returned to United States to MLS to play for | Columbus Crew and with FC Dallas and in the United Soc |
| Bounded by Court and Pynchon Streets, East | Columbus Ave, and City Hall Place, the Municipal Group |
| leine "Matt" Davis attended public schools in | Columbus, Georgia, and one year of private school at M |
| on March 21, 2009 with a 1-1 draw against the | Columbus Crew and ended with a 2-0 loss to the Los Ang |
| He removed to | Columbus, NY, and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| den has also played for the Montgomery Bears, | Columbus Lions and Los Angeles Avengers. |
| the Pioneer League in 2004 and played for the | Columbus Catfish and Vero Beach Dodgers in 2005. |
| abama; Lolita and Matt, lifelong friends from | Columbus; Kevin and Sherry, a married couple, also fro |
| n held in the third week in September 1997 on | Columbus Drive and Jackson Boulevard in Grant Park. |
| as Huntsville, Alabama, Montgomery, Alabama, | Columbus, Georgia, and Pensacola, Florida. |
| By 1944, Hoover had moved to | Columbus, Ohio, and that year he managed to win the Re |
| of the National Football League; owner of the | Columbus Crew and FC Dallas of Major League Soccer; im |
| school, he attended Ohio State University in | Columbus, Ohio and then the University of Florida in G |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service on |
| ie Beall (1894-1992), the daughter of William | Columbus Beall and the former Sarah Frances Curry. |
| bitration of 1536, minor lawsuits between the | Columbus family and the Crown continued, but they were |
| EB, New Bern, NC; WFCR, Amherst, MA; WOSU-FM, | Columbus, OH; and on digital radio, WHYY-FM, Philadelp |
| on the Chattahoochee River, between Downtown | Columbus, Georgia and Phenix City, Alabama. |
| tarring Jennifer Carpenter, Jay Hernandez and | Columbus Short and directed by John Dowdle), A Tale of |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in March 14 through March |
| Tomlinson replaced Jim Wetherington as | Columbus mayor and is the first female to hold the off |
| He made his way to Cairo, Illinois, | Columbus, Ohio and eventually, to New York City. |
| and has also since appeared in the parades at | Columbus, Ohio and Illion NY. |
| ere Ufficiale John F. Fugazi, who founded the | Columbus Savings and Loan Society in 1893 as well as t |
| In 1832, he moved to | Columbus, Ohio, and engaged in mercantile pursuits. |
| He then invested in a bank in | Columbus, Georgia and after a few years, sold out for |
| played in Hoboken's Fox Hill, which today is | Columbus Park, and the high school field between 9th a |
| It is between | Columbus, Mississippi and Starkville, Mississippi. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service on |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service on |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 15, 1864 for 100 da |
| t Ohio Battery was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for three years service |
| 63-square-foot (5,338.5 m2) casino located at | Columbus Boulevard and Reed Street. |
| ege golfers in the southeast as a starter for | Columbus State and would later turn professional. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service on |
| Steven Bernard, born in | Columbus, Mississippi and Ursela Camille, born in Rale |
| The regiment returned to | Columbus, Ohio, and was mustered out July 11, 1864. |
| was built in 1887 by Dr. William L. Bullard, | Columbus physician and pioneer ear, eye, nose, and thr |
| It goes through Brunswick County, | Columbus County, and Robeson County. |
| also located within an hour's drive from the | Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati metro areas. |
| with 3,000 members with wards in Atlanta (2), | Columbus, Macon, and Empire. |
| rnstein conducting the New York Philharmonic, | Columbus Boychoir and Camerata Singers with Jennie Tou |
| ne season in Major League Soccer, playing for | Columbus Crew and Kansas City Wizards. |
| n United's 2011 MLS season opener against the | Columbus Crew, and scored his first professional goal |
| in Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Perry, Savannah, | Columbus, Rome/Cartersville and other remote centers. |
| merican cities including Seattle/King County, | Columbus, Ohio, and Washington, DC. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service on |
| Mos Def, Jeffrey Wright, | Columbus Short, and Eamonn Walker recorded songs for t |
| ewis Systems Inc., a research organization in | Columbus, Ohio, and had more than seventy United State |
| tion Sciences at the Ohio State University in | Columbus, Ohio and a Senior Consulting Engineer at Dig |
| John C. Stennis Lock and Dam, formerly named | Columbus Lock and Dam, is one of four lock and dam str |
| Sherwood was born in | Columbus, Ohio, and spent much of his youth in Montrea |
| Butler spent the 2007 season with the Class A | Columbus Catfish and Class A-Advanced Vero Beach Devil |
| DeCree still resides in | Columbus, Ohio, and remains an avid Buckeyes follower. |
| It is located near | Columbus, Mississippi, and impounds Columbus Lake. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 18, 1864 for 100 da |
| The 23rd OVI was organized at Camp Chase ( | Columbus, Ohio) and mustered into duty on June 11, 186 |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 11, 1864 for 100 da |
| adelphia, as well as minor league squads from | Columbus, Ohio and Toledo, Ohio to play at Riverside P |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in March 28, 1865 for one |
| He engaged in the publishing business at | Columbus, Ohio, and published Hunter and Trader Magazi |
| key team, and minor league baseball teams the | Columbus Clippers and San Jose Missions. |
| Quincy, Massachusetts, Kansas City, Missouri, | Columbus, Ohio, and Monroe, Wisconsin and served as de |
| have provided the navigators for Christopher | Columbus' journey, and the Order's cross was featured |
| The Cleveland, | Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway was form |
| and subsequently), Count Basie (1941), Chris | Columbus (1944), and Bunk Johnson (1947). |
| io station licensed to serve the community of | Columbus, Mississippi, and serving the Columbus area. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for three years service |
| The Wolfe family, owners of the | Columbus Dispatch and WBNS-TV in Columbus, bought the |
| He played for their Triple-A team, the | Columbus Clippers and was granted free agency after th |
| e Michigan but the view is obstructed by both | Columbus Plaza and Three Illinois Center. |
| isted of wards in Jackson, Meridian, Natchez, | Columbus, Vicksburg, and Red Star, and a branch in Gre |
| Battle of Lucas Bend and served in defence of | Columbus, Kentucky and the Mississippi River. |
| mission delivered the European Space Agency's | Columbus laboratory and returned Expedition 16 Flight |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 13, 1864 for 100 da |
| aduated from Hardaway High School in 1967, in | Columbus, Georgia, and later earned an undergraduate d |
| The battery was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for a three year enlist |
| markets like Kalamazoo, Michigan; Fort Myers; | Columbus, Georgia; and Columbia, Missouri. |
| Artillery (African Descent) was organized at | Columbus, Kentucky and mustered in for three years und |
| place in the closing days of the Old West, in | Columbus, Texas, and other parts of Colorado County. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in March 25, 1865 for one |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 12, 1864 for 100 da |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 12, 1864 for 100 da |
| The steeple is seen as the terminus of both | Columbus Avenue and Tremont Street, two of Boston's ra |
| nis player for Upper Arlington High School in | Columbus, Ohio, and for the University of Notre Dame. |
| um is closed on Mondays (except Labor Day and | Columbus Day) and New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Ch |
| by imitation, now occurs with irreverence in | Columbus, Ohio and Ocean City, New Jersey Doo Dah Para |
| eason in 1955, splitting the year between the | Columbus Foxes and San Antonio Missions. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 20, 1864 for 100 da |
| 0, she has appeared in films such as Carry On | Columbus, Jude and Faeries, as the voice of Mrs. Combs |
| s include the American Heart Association, the | Columbus NAACP and the Delta Sigma Theta sorority, whe |
| Wesley was born in | Columbus, Georgia, and raised in Mobile, Alabama, the |
| C.; Joseph Olds (1832), a lawyer and judge in | Columbus, Ohio, and Edson Denny Olds (1834), a physici |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service on |
| he community of Lumpkin, Georgia and to serve | Columbus, Georgia and its metro area. |
| She was built at | Columbus, Georgia, and launched in December 1864. |
| The family originally settled in | Columbus, Ohio and later moved to Chicago. |
| materials processing experiment outside ESA's | Columbus module and return an empty ammonia tank assem |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 12, 1864 for 100 da |
| She was born in | Columbus, Ohio and earned her B.A. from Marquette Univ |
| Cleveland, | Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway |
| ly enabled casinos that are coming to Toledo, | Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland. |
| ities are available from Memorial Day through | Columbus Day, and a $5 parking fee applies. |
| In 2005, he split time between the | Columbus Catfish and Vero Beach Dodgers, combining to |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in for one year service un |
| Brim grew up in | Columbus, Georgia, and received a Masters of Fine Arts |
| Begg attended the public and high schools of | Columbus Grove, and Lima (Ohio) College. |
| d for the New York Dragons, Arizona Rattlers, | Columbus Destroyers, and Kansas City Brigade. |
| The Ohio State University Medical Center, the | Columbus Academy and the Community Shelter Board. |
| Ohio Infantry was organized at Camp Chase in | Columbus, Ohio and mustered in May 11, 1864 for 100 da |
| d for the New York Dragons, Arizona Rattlers, | Columbus Destroyers, and Kansas City Brigade of the Ar |
| Cassady was born in | Columbus, Ohio and attended the now closed Central Hig |
| ces in Chicago, Tampa, Charlotte, Charleston, | Columbus, Indianapolis, and Denver. |
| ial Hospital-Golden Triangle is a hospital in | Columbus, Mississippi, and part of the Baptist Memoria |
| It was performed live for the first time in | Columbus, Ohio, and then at many of the shows on the b |
| for the Brooklyn Grays, Kansas City Cowboys, | Columbus Solons, and the Philadelphia Athletics. |
| seven seasons in Major League Soccer with the | Columbus Crew and one in the USISL with the Richmond K |
| ed in Cusseta, Georgia and serves the city of | Columbus, Georgia and its metro area. |
| nks, Bradley led their merger in 1930 to form | Columbus Bank and Trust, lead bank and predecessor com |
| pair centers are located in Cincinnati, Ohio, | Columbus, Ohio and in Evansville, Indiana. |
| e much larger Huntington Bancshares, based in | Columbus, Ohio and primarily serving the Midwestern Un |
| aloosa, Fayette and Aliceville in Alabama and | Columbus, Starkville and West Point in Mississippi. |
| lves of the AHL He was also head coach of the | Columbus Chill and Peoria Rivermen of the East Coast H |
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