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flagpole [′flag‚pōl]
(engineering)
A single staff or pole rising from the ground and on which flags or other signals are displayed; on charts the term is used only when the pole is not attached to a building.
flagpole
A pole on which a flag, banner, or emblem may be raised and displayed.
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The flagpoles we require are a specialist handcrafted product and it's fantastic to inject the work back to the local community that we've been part of since the company was founded in 1969.
Run it up flagpole and we'll salute by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
All the other flagpoles and monuments had lights," he said.
Flagpole lights will be solar-powered by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
The corporation has already received four Guinness World Records for flagpoles erected in Abu Dhabi, Turkmenistan and Jordan and they're well on their way to receiving a fifth award for their latest project in Baku, Azerbaijan which will also feature a dazzling light show.
No tower too high for them by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
 
 
 
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