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The name of Abu Zubaydah has been raised in the UN gossip-column as well.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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In comparison with the red-carpet, cosmetic advert, gossip-column figure she cuts now, the Jennifer Aniston in the Friends pilot episode has the vulnerability of a baby picture, and Sky Atlantic's rescreening of ER creates the same double-take with George Clooney.
Television re-runs: only 235 episodes to go | Mark Lawson 2011
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And he's got extensive experience with having his love life scrutinized: He was already a gossip-column fixture at age 19.
Marc Mezvinsky: Everything you wanted to know about the groom (except his wedding details) 2010
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Her colleagues on that picture were quick to note the qualities that don't show up in the average gossip-column jibe or pap-snap.
Lindsay Lohan: the shocking truth is that she's a great actor 2010
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The 1992 toe-sucking denouement that ended her marriage to Andrew was only the beginning of the financial calamities, gossip-column explosions, and career setbacks that have brought her to this latest incredible vignette.
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Though the book ricochets from a gossip-column tone on one page to a business-school textbook on the next, it does offer a few lessons for the entrepreneurially inclined.
Cobbler to the Stars 2009
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The name of Abu Zubaydah has been raised in the UN gossip-column as well.
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Or is it tabloid country: The land of Jon minus Kate, and governors who vanish to “hike the Appalachian Trail” — not to mention gossip-column fixtures like Britney Spears rumored last week to be contemplating her third marriage in six years and the mistress-parading Mel Gibson?
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The Daily Transom received an e-mail yesterday from 1Oak, the nightclub that, as its owners explained to the Times last December, would be "a refuge from the bridge-and-tunnel marauders, gossip-column interlopers and Wall Street masters of the universe accustomed to buying their way past velvet ropes."
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It doesn't really make the club sound like the ultra-exclusive place that a "gossip-column interloper" (present company, we presume, included) or a "Wall Street master" would not be able to penetrate.
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