podiums

In many sports, results in the top three of a competition are often referred to as podiums, or podium finishes.

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"The podiums are a link between sustainable forestry operations in communities throughout British Columbia and the enduring worldwide tradition of the Olympics," said ILMA president Jim Hackett.

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In some individual sports, "podiums" is an official statistic, referring to the number of top three results an athlete has achieved over the course of a season or career.

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The Port Authority also has advocated developing just retail "podiums" on the site of two of Mr. Silverstein's skyscrapers, forming a base on which he could build office towers later.

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What, if any, things are available to rent such as podiums chairs, etc.

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When the subject of immigration arose, they climbed across their podiums playing king of the hill on who would implement the strictest enforcement.

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But he found an inspiration at Whistler that was missing in Italy four years ago, had just enough time to regain his conditioning and went to three podiums.

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I didn't expect to be fighting for podiums again until 2007 — until I was.

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Larry Ellison, Steve Ballmer and other tech leaders took to podiums to fret that the U.S. was being left in Europe's mobile dust.

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When the subject of immigration arose, they climbed across their podiums playing king of the hill on who would implement the strictest enforcement.

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