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• "He had answered the daughter's ad in the personal column.
• Personal columns in highbrow magazines bulge with disconnected hearts and promises of Asian bliss.
• Such a plaintive wail might be found in the personal columns of a black magazine.
• It's a sort of personals column for Saab Nuts.
• Siodmak followed it up with the Personal Column ", which did well at the box office.
• There have also been deeply personal columns about his life with Marshall and about their children.
• Even a cursory reading of personal columns suggests that not every advertiser sticks to the unvarnished truth.
• Please make the following correction to the LEAH-PERSONALS column that moved this evening from the San Francisco Chronicle:
• Except, I'm hearing those distant alarms again, while also remembering a personal column opinion from January of 1994:
• He performed as a backing vocalist and percussionist in the Liverpool band Personal Column in the late 1970s.
• In December 2007, the " Manchester Evening News " removed all advertisements for massage parlours from its personal columns.
• He promises to reform and keep Maria updated with his progress with an annual advert in the personal column.
• From 1966 he was the Paris correspondent for " Encounter ", later writing a personal column for the magazine.
• She checks the personal column of " The Times " but doesn't see what she expected to see there.
• In later years he wrote personal columns and articles in the newspapers Hadashot, HaOlam HaZeh, Davar, Maariv, Ha'ir, and others.
• He writes a regular personal column in Tradition, and contributes regularly on Jewish and general subjects to First Things and other journals.
• She sends a coded message via the personal column to her mother, who responds that she has gone to live with the Romani.
• Editor's Note : Chronicle Columnist Leah Garchik, author of the Personals column in the Features section, recently asked readers for favorite tales of tightfistedness.
• At the end of her tether, Maria sees Parker Pyne's advertisement in the personal column of the paper which reads : " Are you happy?
• The film is a remake of Robert Siodmak's 1939 French film " Pieges " ( titled " Personal Column " in the United States ).