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pallia

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pal·li·a  (pl-)
n.
A plural of pallium.


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62) The anonymous commentator contrasts beanstalks, which are good for nothing, with straws of wheat, which are used for making hats and raincoats: "Ex culmis tritici nectuntur galeri, nonnunquam et pallia adversus pluviam.
SaaS models enable businesses to get what they need to support innovation quickly, without making capital investments in additional infrastructure," said Srini Pallia, global head and vice president, Business Technology Services, Wipro Limited.
 
 
 
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