Whereas " secundus " is Latin for " second ", or " bis " for " twice " these terms are not used such as in sesqui-secundus.
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The area was the former site of the United States 1926 celebration, the Sesqui-Centennial an exposition of 20th-century technology and American life demolished in 1927.
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Thirty foreign nations attended the Sesqui, and all the planes from the exhibition flew in formation with aircraft of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps to honor Mustin ."
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Two iconic billboards promoting Sesqui 1990 remained standing for a number of months after the event's premature closure, apparently because the organisers could not afford to have them removed.
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The back plate listed the years 1803 and 1953, while the front plate bore a special design instead of the license number, with the word " sesqui-centennial " below.
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Centennials _ bi-, tri-, sesqui-or of whatever nature _ promise concentrated looks, resuscitations of neglected works, re-evaluations of worth, new editions and musicological discoveries.
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A public appeal was launched with expectations of raising A $ 2.5million with the work to be completed by 2015 when the diocese celebrates its sesqui-centenary and the city its bicentenary.
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The novel is set in Sydney during the sesqui-centenary celebrations and follows the story of the socially ambitious Mrs . du Mont-Brankston and the various visitors she receives during the celebrations.
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The 1938 British Empire Games were held in Sydney from 5 12 February, timed to coincide with Sydney's sesqui-centenary ( 150 years since the foundation of British settlement in Australia ).
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In 1937, the Hartslog Presbyterian Church, now the Alexandria Presbyterian Church, celebrated the Sesqui-Centennial of the original log church, and dedicated a stone marker at the original site to commemorate the event.
