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Colombia

Colombia, formally the Republic of Colombia, is a South American nation located in the region of the Americas. Its northern border is formed by the Caribbean Sea, its western border by Panama, its southern border by Ecuador and Peru, its eastern border by Venezuela, its southeast border with Brazil, and its western border with the Pacific Ocean. Colombia is divided into 32 departments, as well as the Capital District of Bogotá, which is the country's most populous city. It has a population of 50 million people and a land area of 1,141,748 square kilometres (440,831 square miles). It has a population of 50 million people. A variety of Amerindian civilizations, European colonisation, African slaves, and immigration from Europe and the Middle East have all had an impact on Colombia's rich cultural history. Spanish is the official language of the country, although it is also spoken in more than 70 other languages.
From as early as 12,000 BCE, Colombia has been inhabited by numerous indigenous peoples, including the Muisca, the Quimbaya, and the Tairona, among others. The Spanish arrived in La Guajira for the first time in 1499 and colonised portions of the area by the mid-16th century, creating the New Kingdom of Granada with Santafé de Bogotá as its capital. When the United Provinces of New Granada declared independence from the Spanish Empire in 1819, they were known as the United Provinces of New Granada. The new country experimented with federalism as the Granadine Federation (1858), then as the United States of Colombia (1863), until ultimately declaring itself the Republic of Colombia in 1886, after which it became a federal republic. Panama declared its independence in 1903, resulting in the current boundaries of Colombia. Asymmetric low-intensity military warfare and political violence have been ongoing in the nation since the 1960s, and both have become more severe during the 1990s, according to the United Nations. Significant improvements in security, stability, and rule of law have occurred since 2005, as well as exceptional economic growth and development, according to the World Bank.
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Colombo

Colombo is the commercial capital of Sri Lanka as well as the country's most populous metropolis. A population of 5.6 million people lives in the Colombo metropolitan region, with a population of 752,993 people in the Municipality, according to the Brookings Institution. It serves as the island's financial hub as well as a popular tourist attraction. It is situated on the island's western coast, near to the Greater Colombo region, which contains Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, the country's legislative capital, as well as Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia. It is a popular tourist destination. Due to the fact that Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte is located inside the urban/suburban region of Colombo, the city is often referred to as the capital. It serves as the administrative centre of the Western Province as well as the district seat of the Colombo District, among other functions. Colombo is a bustling and energetic city with a mix of contemporary life, colonial architecture, and historical treasures to explore.
The ancient merchants of Colombo were aware of the city's existence 2,000 years ago because of its enormous port and advantageous location along the East–West maritime trade routes. When Sri Lanka was surrendered to the British Empire in 1815, it was designated as the island's capital, and the city's position as the country's capital was maintained when the country gained independence in 1948. When administrative duties were moved to Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte in 1978, Colombo was recognised as the commercial capital of Sri Lanka, and this designation remained in effect till now.
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Colonel

Colonel is a high military officer title that is used in a variety of different nations. It is also used by a number of law enforcement agencies and paramilitary groups.
Historical precedent indicates that a colonel was normally in command of a regiment in an army throughout the 17thand 18th centuries. Currently, the phrase is used as an honorific title that may or may not have any direct connection to military service, depending on where you live. In most cases, the rank of colonel is higher than the rank of lieutenant colonel. The position immediately preceding colonel is often referred to as brigadier, brigade general, or brigadier general. When it comes to tiny militaries, such as those of Monaco or the Vatican, colonel is the highest rank available.
Captain and ship-of-the-line captain are two terms used to refer to equivalent naval positions. The corresponding position in the Commonwealth's air force is group captain, according to their ranking structure.
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Colonel Henry Douglas Paxson

Colonel Henry “Harry” Douglas Paxson (Oct. 1, 1862 - Jan. 30, 1933) was a lawyer, historian, and antiquarian of Philadelphia and Buckingham, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He is also known as the owner of the Lenape Stone. 
He was a member of the Philadelphia and Bucks County bar associations. He was an officer of National Guard of Pennsylvania. He was a long-term member of the Bucks County Historical Society and served as vice president and director in the 1930s. He was also president of the Swedish Colonial Society.He was an author of several articles of local and early American history. 
From a young age Paxson was an antiquarian and historian, amassing a large collection of Native American artifacts, fossils, and other artifacts. He displayed his collection at the Bucks County Bi-Centennial Exhibition of 1882. He lived at Elm Grove, his family's ancestral estate in Holicong. Upon his death in 1933 some of his collection was bought by the Mercer Museum and the Penn Museum.
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Colorado

Colorado is a state in the Mountain West subregion of the Western United States, and it is the state with the highest population in the country. It is comprised mostly of portions of the Southern Rocky Mountains, but it also includes a part of the Colorado Plateau, and a portion of the western border of the Great Plains. Colorado is the ninth most extensive and twenty-first most populated state in the United States. During the 2020 United States Census, the population of Colorado was counted at 5,773,714, representing a 14.80 percent growth over the 2010 United States Census figure.
Colorado is bordered to the north by Wyoming, to the northeast by Nebraska, to the east by Kansas, to the southeast by Oklahoma, to the south by New Mexico, to the west by Utah, and to the southwest by Arizona in the Four Corners. Colorful mountains, woods, high plains, mesas (mountain escarpment) and rivers run across Colorado's scenery, which includes canyons, plateaus, and desert regions. Colorado is a mountain state that is located in the western and southwestern United States. It is one of the Mountain States.
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Colorado State University

Institution of Colorado at Fort Collins (Colorado State or CSU) is a public land-grant research university in Fort Collins, Colorado, United States. As the flagship institution of the Colorado State University System, it attracts students from around the country. R1: Doctoral Universities with a High Level of Research Activity is how Colorado State University is designated. From 1870 until 1935, the institution was known as Colorado Agricultural College, and then from 1935 to 1957, it was known as Colorado A&M.
Students enrolled in resident and non-resident instruction courses numbered roughly 34,166 during the 2018 school year. Eight colleges and 55 academic departments make up the university's roughly 2,000-strong faculty. A total of 65 disciplines of study are covered by bachelor's degrees, while 55 fields of study are covered by master's degrees. As well as professional degrees in veterinary medicine, Colorado State University offers doctorate degrees in 40 different disciplines of study.
With $375.0 million spent on research and development in fiscal year 2018, CSU ranked 65th in the country overall, and 39th if medical school expenditures are excluded from the total. Among the graduates of Colorado State University are Pulitzer Prize winners, astronauts, CEOs, and two past governors of the Colorado state government.
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Colton Tadish

Colton Tadish, destroyer of worlds. How shall I begin? I shall write in the original style of this third-century monarch. That is to spout random nonsense, so common in books of those days and really coined by this adjacent man himself. 
Pizza, foabulous thing. I hate jews, respectfully. the ocean brims with the sins of my foe, and is slightly handsomerer than a clear stormy night.
Now that you have seen the absolute wrath he can bestow, you must realize the fact that this man as a absolutely dispicable human being. Though he did have warm feelings for Jews, respectfully.
Early Life
Colton was born under the reign of Geingis Kahn, 46th President of the united states, ruler of Azkaban. From an early age, it was clear he was different, often provoking other children to traditional Armenian land battles, through the tribal dance of nepitism and Neo-Marxism. At the young age of 93 he became president of India, after running his marvouls campaign.
Presidential race
"I have a big erection coming up, you trans-jengas." Many will argue this as a turning point in not only American politics, but in the new world order (all hail doctor Fauci).
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Colum Curtis

Colum Curtis (born 21 October 1989) is a Northern Irish professional association football Manager (association football) and former player who is the manager of C-League club Visakha FC.
==Playing career==
Curtis played as a Forward (association football) for Northern Irish sides Knockbreda F.C., Ards F.C. and Bangor F.C. during his playing career. With Knockbreda F.C. he was part of the squad who won the NIFL Premier Intermediate League title in 2012–13.
==Managerial career==
Curtis began coaching at Immaculata F.C. at the age of 18. He moved to coach in China in 2015 and then returned to work for the Irish Football Association.
In 2019, he was appointed as assistant manager of C-League side Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng FC.
Following the 2019 season, he was appointed as manager of fellow C-League side Visakha FC.
==Honours==
===Player===
Knockbreda
*NIFL Premier Intermediate League: 2012–13
===Manager===
Visakha
*Hun Sen Cup: 2020 Hun Sen Cup|2020
==Personal life==
Curtis attended St Mary's Christian Brothers' Grammar School, Belfast when growing up.
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Columbia Male Academy

Columbia Male Academy and Columbia Female Academy were school in Columbia, South Carolina. South Carolina governor John Taylor (South Carolina governor)|John Taylor donated land for the private school. Hugh S. Thompson served as a principal of the school. The state legislature appointed trusteed in 1792 and the school was incorporated in 1795. A female academy was also established. The school was merged with the public school system in 1883. A historical marker commemorates its history.
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Columbia University

Columbia Institution (commonly known as Columbia, and formally as Columbia University in the City of New York) is a private Ivy League research university located in New York City. In 1754, on the grounds of Trinity Church in Manhattan, Columbia University was founded as King's College. It is the oldest institution of higher learning in New York and the fifth-oldest institution of higher learning in the United States. Founded before to the Declaration of Independence, it is one of nine colonial institutions in the United States, with seven of them being members of the Ivy League. Columbia University is consistently rated among the world's best institutions by major education magazines.
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Columnist

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The term columnist refers to a writer who writes for a newspaper in a series of articles, each of which contains comments and personal thoughts. Columns appear in a variety of outlets, including newspapers, periodicals, and blogs, among others. They are written in the style of a brief essay by a single author who expresses his or her own point of view. Columns produced by composites or teams of writers have appeared in certain publications under pseudonyms or (in effect) brand names in other publications. The same information is reprinted in book collections by certain columnists, who appear on a daily or weekly basis in their respective publications.
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Comedian

When someone says "comedian," they are referring to someone who tries to make an audience laugh. For example, jokes or funny situations, acting stupid (as in slapstick), or the use of prop comedy are all examples of ways to amuse an audience. It is referred to be stand-up comedy when the performer addresses the audience directly.
"A comic says funny things; a comedian says hilarious things," according to a famous adage attributed to Ed Wynn, which makes a difference between how much of the humour can be ascribed to linguistic content and how much can be credited to acting and character in a given situation.
Since the 1980s, a new generation of humour has emerged, dubbed alternative comedy, which is distinguished by its more unusual and experimental approach to humour. Alexei Sayle, Daniel Tosh, and Malcolm Hardee are examples of journalists who use more immersive or observational reporting in their work. In terms of substance, comedians like as Tommy Tiernan, Des Bishop, Kevin Hart, and Dawn French rely on their own experiences to make fun of themselves, while others, such as Jon Stewart and Ben Elton, have extremely strong political and cultural overtones in their material.
Many comedians gain a cult following while performing at prestigious comedy festivals across the world, including the Just for Laughs festival in Montreal, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland, and the Melbourne Comedy Festival in Australia. When a comedian wins a prestigious comedy prize, such as the Edinburgh Comedy Award, it is common for their career to take a big leap forward (formerly the Perrier comedy award). Comics artists sometimes branch out into other forms of entertainment, such as cinema and television, where they become more well-known, like with Eddie Izzard and Lee Evans, for example. However, a comic's stand-up success does not imply that his or her film will be a critical or commercial hit.
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Comedy

The term "comedy" refers to works meant to make people laugh, whether in the theatre, on film, in stand-up comedy, on television, on the radio, in novels, or in any other form of entertainment. According to ancient Greek tradition, political satire presented in theatres had considerable impact on public opinion in Athenian democracy. An amusing agony or conflict between two groups of people may be defined as the theatrical genre of Greek comedy in a dramatic performance. The "Society of Youth" and the "Society of the Old," as represented by Northrop Frye, represent these two conflicting groups. The fundamental agon of comedy, according to a new interpretation, is a conflict between a relatively helpless young man and the social constraints that stand in the way of his dreams. During this conflict, the young man finds himself restricted by his lack of social power and is forced to resort to ruses that elicit dramatic irony and amusement.
People or institutions shown as stupid or corrupt in satire and political satire are isolated from their audience. In parody, popular genres and styles are subverted and critiqued without necessarily being condemned.
Some more types of comedy include screwball and black comedy, which are both defined by a sort of humour that incorporates darker elements of human conduct or human nature, respectively. Humor that breaks societal taboos, such as scatological humour, sexual humour, and racial humour, may be perceived as offensive by those who are offended by it. A comedy of manners is frequently a parody or satire of the conduct and mannerisms of people of a certain social class (usually upper-class society). In the popular genre of romantic comedy, the developing relationship is humorously depicted and the faults of individuals who are falling in love are explored.
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Comedy film

A comedy film is a kind of film in which the primary focus is placed on the use of humour. These films are intended to elicit laughter from the audience via enjoyment, and they most frequently do this by exaggerating features to create a funny impact. A joyful ending is usually seen at the conclusion of these types of films (black comedy being an exception). Humor is one of the oldest genres in cinema, and it is derived from classical comedy in theatre. Some of the first silent films were comedies, since slapstick comedy depends on visual representations rather than sound, and it is one of the most popular forms of entertainment today. Because burlesque settings and speech could both cause laughter when sound pictures became more widespread in the 1920s, comedy films saw an upswing in their popularity during this period.
The emphasis on individual actors and actresses is considerably greater in comedy than in other film genres, with many former stand-up comedians making their way into the film business as a result of their success. In addition to being frivolous tales with no other goal than to entertain, many comedic films also include political or social criticism of some kind (such as The King of Comedy and Wag the Dog).
According to the Screenwriters Taxonomy, cinema genres are essentially determined by the atmosphere, characters, and narrative of a film; as a result, the terms "drama" and "comedy" are too wide to be called genres. A more accurate classification would be that comedy films are a "Type" of film, with at least a dozen distinct sub-types of comedy films included in the taxonomy.
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Comic novel

Comic novels are works of funny literature that are novel-length in length. In addition to P. G. Wodehouse and Henry Fielding, Mark Twain and John Kennedy Toole are among the writers who have created humorous novels.... Comic novels are often characterised by the author's creative decision to make the focus of the work - whether in its narration or narrative - humorous or sarcastic in nature, regardless of the alleged seriousness of the subjects covered in the book. In spite of the fact that many books may include comical or hilarious sections or themes, the distinguishing feature of this genre is that comedy serves as the foundation and baseline of the narrative rather than as an occasional or recurrent element. Literature academics differentiate textual analysis on the basis of this distinction; the idea is that a tale by Mark Twain that is sarcastic criticism in its very origins must be interpreted differently from a novelistic plot that is more literal in its interpretation.
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Commercial cleaning

The cleaning of a wide range of locations is often outsourced to commercial cleaning firms under the terms of a contract.
In order to make the cleaning process easier and more efficient, commercial office cleaning firms make use of a broad array of cleaning techniques, chemicals, and pieces of cleaning equipment. The scope of the work may include all internal, general, and routine cleaning. This may include cleaning of the floors, tiles, partition walls, internal walls, suspended ceilings, lighting, furniture and cleaning, window cleaning, deep cleaning of sanitary conveniences and washing facilities, kitchens and dining areas, consumables and feminine hygiene facilities, as well as cleaning of telephones, information technology, and other periodic cleaning as required. In essence, everything and everything that is associated with the operation of a commercial enterprise, such as cleaning a property on behalf of a real estate agent or cleaning up after a construction project. Even if you vacuum your carpets on a regular basis, you should still get your carpets professionally cleaned every 18–24 months using hot water extraction. It is possible that exterior cleaning, the clearing up of rubbish, and the removal of graffiti will also be included.
Both the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) and the International Sanitary Supply Association (ISSA), which are both worldwide organisations for the cleaning industry, provide standards for managers and operatives who are involved in cleaning operations.
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Commercial property

Commercial property, also known as commercial real estate, investment property, or immense financial, is real estate (buildings or land) that is designed to produce a profit, either via capital gains or rental income. Commercial property is a kind of real estate that is used to make a profit. A commercial property may contain everything from office buildings to medical facilities to hotels to shopping malls to retail shops to multifamily housing to agricultural land to warehouses to garages. A residential property that has more than a specified number of units qualifies as commercial property for the purposes of borrowing money and paying taxes in many jurisdictions.
commercial buildings are structures that are utilised for commercial purposes. Examples of commercial buildings include office buildings, warehouses, and retail structures (e.g. convenience shops, large box stores, and shopping malls). In metropolitan areas, a commercial building may mix services, such as offices on the second through tenth floors with shops on the first floor. When a substantial amount of space is dedicated to various purposes, these structures are referred to be multi-use. Local governments often enforce stringent restrictions on commercial zoning and have the power to designate any designated area as a commercial zone; a business must be situated in a commercial area or an area classified at least partly for commerce in order to be legally permitted to operate there.
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