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• I loved the ads in the slick magazine distributed at the American pavilion.
• The questions grew out of one of those slick magazines that come uninvited into my mailbox.
• From 1976 until 1985, the University Press published a slick magazine, also named Cardinal.
• He wrote for the New Yorker and they teamed up for National Geographic and other slick magazines.
• Zemeckis gives " Contact " his signature look, the gloss of a slick magazine.
• He wrote up to 1200 novels, non-fiction books and pulp and slick magazine stories.
• Black Issues is a slick magazine, ambitious in scope, with crisp writing and quality production values.
• He believes a slick magazine celebrating design could hit a nerve with an increasingly image-conscious culture.
• Fisher would also break into slick magazines during this period, a rare feat for a pulp writer.
• In 1934 Faust began to write for upscale, slick magazines, often writing from a villa in Italy.
• It would, for instance, prohibit some of those Calvin Klein ads you've seen in slick magazines.
• From People to Newsweek, all the slick magazines will plug " The Way We Lived Then ."
• In a more affluent post-war America, the price gap compared to slick magazines was far less significant.
• You have all the technology to produce a slick magazine, and you tried to make it look like a fanzine.
• Leave the slide film to the pros, who are the ones who need to reproduce stuff in those slick magazines.
• Slick magazine paper began to be used for the better reproduction of photographs, while provocative pictorial covers were henceforth employed.
• Every Web site gets a home page, an introductory screen with graphics and text resembling a page from a slick magazine.
• Which may explain why some slick magazines _ House and Garden, Architectural Digest and Elle Decor _ are not on line.
• Modern Nazis and extremists have more subtle means, such as hate concerts, slick magazines, the Internet and video films.
• Recycling centers usually have separate places for newspapers, slick magazines, catalogs thicker than an inch and corrugated cardboard . ".