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'They never thought it would happen, ' wrote one Boston Globe columnist. 'Half of Washington is in a state of shock. '

So said Paul Krugman, the Princeton economics professor and New York Times columnist, long before he took up journalism.

I have done a bit of writing, writing as a columnist for newspapers.

But these days, sitting in the sun makes me feel guilty as well. A health columnist with a tan? Shameful.

I ask David, who seemed to have nothing but respect for the columnist, agreeing that America remains sexually repressed.

For just a few minutes of your day, you can help a columnist get on the straight-and-narrow with his editors, who are a mean and surly lot.

The columnist Robert Samuelson tells the story in his book, just out in paperback, The Great Inflation and Its Aftermath.

'You and I can be our own lexicographers now, ' says Barbara Wallraff, the longtime language columnist for The Atlantic magazine.

"Language is always developing, " said a columnist, Wang Pei. "It needs to be updated to absorb foreign culture and folk wisdom. "

The usual columnist's device at this point is to criticize both views, and segue to a wise alternative.

Newsday columnist Jimmy Breslin, who cared a lot about the Irish issue, wrote, Say what you want, but do not say that he quits.

The immensity of this accomplishment is easier to appreciate if you've been a columnist yourself, as I have been.

The subject of his tweet, newspaper columnist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, reported him to police.

He convinced a popular columnist at the Chicago Tribune to ask his readers to "send in a penny for Mike. "

Just three days to go and our columnist is still struggling to make some sense out of Wembley seating capacity sums.

It is an enlightening experience (for your columnist, at least).

Travel blogger and USATODAY. com columnist Harriet Baskas also picks up the subject in her Stuck at the Airport blog.

Elizabeth Farrelly began her writing career as a columnist for The Architectural Review in London.

"Like some parts of the coast, Chileans' self-image subsided as a result of the earthquake, " noted one local newspaper columnist.

Delores Hope, who in 1959 was a columnist for the local paper, the Garden City Telegram, also noted Harper Lee's vital role.

The case for treating Asia as a shared space, falling under a columnist's purview, is only reinforced.

In 1929, West got a chance to see some letters written to "Susan Chester, " the advice columnist for the.

Suffice to say, two weeks later, your columnist is still languishing in the information super-lay-by.

A Newsweek columnist gushed that the pill "did more good for more people than any other invention of the 20th century. "

Being a columnist at a place like this can be exhilarating.

Abroad, she was the country's best-known journalist, a prolific author and columnist.

Long-time columnist Robert Novak says he's retiring immediately, a week after being diagnosed the brain tumor.

Columnist Brian Goetz explores why it is so much harder to measure the performance of Java language constructs than it looks.

A few years ago, Kimberly Palmer, the personal finance columnist for US News &World Report, decided to write a money guide for young women.

But The New York Times columnist Helen Zoe Veit reminds us that it seems necessary to revive home economics today.

Peruvian-born Vicki Pelaez was a columnist for a Spanish-language newspaper in New York.

columnist, explores the claims and the science behind alternative remedies that you may want to consider for your family medicine cabinet.

In Thursday's Financial Times, columnist John Gapper took a look at the evolution of trading at Goldman.

Florida is a regular correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly and a regular columnist for The Globe and Mail.

About Martin Jacques Martin Jacques is the author of "When China Rules the World, " and a columnist for the Guardian and New Statesman.

He was involved in the scandal for he used to work as a fifth columnist in the department.

I admire and usually agree with the columnist Matthew Parris, but a fortnight ago he expressed a view that seems overly optimistic.

Tim Harford, a Financial Times columnist, is author of "The Logic of Life: The Rational Economics of an Irrational World. "

Nineteen eighty-two was a lucky time (as your columnist can attest) to be leaving college.

I'm not usually the sort of person who'll buy a paper just because they've got a celebrity columnist.

Kay is an Oxford academic, Financial Times columnist and, as the former director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a leading economist.

Noah Feldman, a law professor at Harvard University, is a Bloomberg View columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.

Muzi Mei, a Mainland Chinese columnist. Well known for her blog on sexuality .

William Arkin is a reporter for The Washington Post and has been a columnist since 1998.

Lucy Kellaway is a columnist and associate editor on the Financial Times. She is a former Columnist of the Year at the British Press Awards.

David Brooks, a conservative columnist for the New York Times, called Mr Obama's proposal the "deal of the century" .

Mr. Auslin is the director of Japan studies at the American Enterprise Institute and a columnist for WSJ. com.

"The worst games ever, " wrote a columnist in The Guardian, a British newspaper, much to the annoyance of Canadians.

the Tennessee columnist wanted to promote his own craft while slamming something he considered inferior.

Nikolai Pakhomov is an independent political columnist based in Moscow. He says industrial espionage among competitors is not uncommon.

Customer: I'm a newspaper columnist. I write comments for a living. I enjoy working in a coffeehouse.

David Leonhardt, economics columnist at The New York Times, breaks the pattern: his degree is in mathematics.

TIME columnist Zachary Karabell did find a way into the renminbi via a new offering at the Bank of China. See sidebar.

"They hate the term, but that's how people refer to it, " says Mike Sula, a food columnist for the weekly Chicago Reader.

Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them---William E Vaughan, American columnist.

Sometimes silence is the best answer. Our advice columnist tells you when this rule applies to a situation.

Richard Benedetto is a retired USA Today White House correspondent and columnist.

Bob Lancaster, a witty columnist for the Arkansas Gazette, wrote a hilarious article chronicling the struggle of the condom Congress.

Scott Gerber is a serial entrepreneur, internationally syndicated columnist and TV host, and the founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council.

They noted the lack of outcry when a columnist declared that, for Catholics, "doublespeak and duplicity are second nature" .

Pawel is also the author of series of articles for LinuxWorld and a Linux columnist for the Polish edition of PC World.

She went from being a Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist from the Washington Post to setprop for the former Governor with a questionable past.

He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk-show host to the pre-secretary press secretary's office.

Tang Hao is deputy professor at South China Normal University, a Fulbright scholar and a columnist.

I would like to work for a large metropolitan newspaper as a reporter or columnist.

So it was only fitting that I send him my two cracks at nationally-syndicated columnist-hood and solicit his feedback.

He is the managing editor of Deadspin and a columnist for Slate, and he lives in New York.

About the blog: Columnist and author Penelope Trunk shares career advice as well as professional observations and personal experiences.

Mr. Conn, the Guardian columnist, says that the economic problems might result in a lower-value television deal.

Week after week, columnist Vicky Pelaez hammered away at U. S. policy in the pages of a New York City newspaper.

He brought the skills of a newspaper columnist and talk - show host to the press secretary's office .

The final word on the FA Cup defeat falls to columnist Giles Smith who, tonight at the Bridge, is in search of goal therapy.

The events of the past week have given former Chelsea star and our Tuesday columnist Pat Nevin plenty to think about it.

Columnist David Mertz explains some ways to take advantage of them, and includes sample code to demonstrate the techniques.

As your columnist's children grow up, the need to untangle their tantrums, feuds and nonsense is becoming pleasingly rare.

(This columnist, who does not like crowds, has some money invested in the iShares Japan exchange-traded fund, EWJ. ).

Yes, as I told Gideon Rachman, the Financial Times columnist, life is sweet in Europe.

A columnist in the Daily Telegraph last week sniped that City would play Blackburn Rovers next weekend with a goalkeeper and 10 strikers.

In September, TIME's legal columnist, Adam Cohen, also made a good argument for why strict originalism is problematic.

Last summer, Jobs called a New York Times columnist a "slime bucket" for having the audacity to inquire about his health.

They were "fuel for the bigots" , said Richard Cohen, a columnist at the Washington Post.

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof concludes, "Mr. Bush has done much more for Africa than Bill Clinton ever did. "

The second piece, which could have been called "Why We're No. 11, " was by the Washington Post economics columnist Robert Samuelson.

Bill Keller is a former executive editor of The Times and an Op-Ed columnist for the paper.

Columnist advises staying off your phone and cooling it with texting if you want a second date.

Our Wednesday columnist, amused by the workings of Fleet Street this week, decides to take on the mantle of careers advisor.

In this tip, developerWorks columnist David Mertz advises when to use tag attributes and when to use subelement contents to represent data.

A columnist back then questioned whether the man from Hope, Ark. , was a true bubba.

Months later, after Nixon had resigned in disgrace, humor columnist Art Buchwald jokingly give Graham a small bronze wringer .

Your Money columnist Peter Siris is an investment manager at Guerrilla Capital in Manhattan.

In his book The World Is Flat, New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman describes Taiwan's high-tech development in detail.

Nocera is a business columnist for The New York Times and, like McLean, a former longtime staff member at Fortune.

Carl Bialik, a columnist with the Wall Street Journal, was suspicious.

The columnist's comment on fake and inferior commodities showed his good command of the journalistic language.

The gossip columnist was paid to chronicle the latest escapades of the socially prominent celebrities.

The writer is a columnist and chief diplomatic correspondent for the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun.

The author is professional photographers of China, independent curator, photograph critics, columnist and poet.

Peter Oborne, a columnist for the Daily Telegraph, has reported that Cameron's first meetings with Murdoch went poorly.

A very nice women, actually. Unfortunately, therapists and humor columnist do not get along very well.

"Germany has entered a new era of ambivalence and nationalist calculation, " wrote Roger Cohen, a New York Times columnist.

Anne became a well-rewarded columnist for the Daily Mail and a trailblazer for other female journalists.

Kobe Bryant spoke about his relationship with Michael Jackson recently with Yahoo! Sports columnist Adrian Wojnarowski.

The author is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.

This month our hardworking columnist adds support for multiple style sheets to the XM content-management project.

"Children must learn to behave more gallantly than they feel, " says "Miss Manners" columnist and author Judith Martin.

A fool is someone whose pencil wears out before its eraser does---Marilyn vos Savant, American magazine columnist, author.

Jeff Galloway, RW columnist, says that entering races, especially marathons, "scares" people into training the way they should.

I turned down something the other day simply because I'd been told another columnist, whose work is beyond feeble, had been asked first.

In September, TechCrunch columnist Paul Carr used his column to announce his official resignation and to criticize the site's new editor.

Cindy Adams (Columnist): He's not purporting to be Mother Teresa.

"Basically, they shut me down, " he tells your columnist in a post-mortem in the Hilton Garden Inn.

Elizabeth Bumiller, a columnist for The New York Times, documented that the "bawler in chief" may be setting a new standard for men.

She is an economics commentator for NPR's "Marketplace" and a weekly columnist for Forbes.

Fasi Zaka, a newspaper columnist, worries that the precedent could be used by governments to stifle criticism.

Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects---Will Rogers, American actor and columnist.

As promised last week, our Tuesday columnist and former Blue gets up close and personal with the Carling Cup heroes.

Mr. Peaple is a Heard on the Street columnist for The Wall Street Journal.

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Dave Barry's novel attempts to follow the stereotypes of male behavoir from the stone ages to modern times.

And a Linux columnist for the Polish edition of.

William Pesek is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.

ICL acts as columnist inv-various medias sharing the wisdom and knowledge to audience in forwarding industry.

Many years later longtime Scientific American columnist Martin Gardner read about Carroll's calendar algorithm.

The columnist has to finish the article the newspaper asked for at the end of this month.

Some years ago I made a deal with a fellow columnist.

Edward Luce is the Washington columnist and commentator for the Financial Times.

Daniel Finkelstein, the newspaper columnist most plugged-in to senior Tories, followed him.

Michelle Malkin is joining us right now. Of course, she is a conservative columnist and a Fox News contributor.

Columnist : some experts comment on hot issues, you can deepen the understanding by sharing others views.

Columnist Brian Goetz reviewed the basic algorithms for garbage collection.

Kopach, a columnist for the independent portal Okno. mk, published a list [MKD] entitled "10 Ways to Run a Banana State. "

Wednesday columnist Giles Smith examines the forces at work last Sunday at White Hart Lane and fears for the future of the fixture.

Presider: Andrew Ross Sorkin, Columnist, The New York Times, CNBC Co-Anchor, "Squawk Box"

Karan Thapar, an Indian columnist, recently took a trip to Beijing.

Kim Izzo, etiquette columnist: Well I hate to say it, but, yes, it is rude.

I can't say I aspired to be a columnist, however.

This brings its own risks, as our Buttonwood columnist points out.

He brought the skills of newspaper columnist and stand talk show host to the the press secretary's office.

Your columnist once needed urgent help against a seemingly unbeatable enemy from that world.

In the case of my best friend, Judith, it is particularly extreme because she is a columnist, like me.

Page, the columnist, said stutterers typically develop a deep vocabulary of words "to avoid our 'trouble' words. "

This month, our columnist discusses the compilation algorithm.

"Wave Goodbye to the Invisible Hand, " suggested an article by Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein.

The New York Times columnist celebrates Malcolm X, Andrei Sakharov and Menachem Begin as dissenters of Joban stature.

Since 1980, literary youth, columnist, freelance journalists, young writers, was I leave footprints.

New York Times columnist said that sipping champagne with the queen was "wonderful" .

Times economics columnist David Leonhardt won the commentary prize.

Olivia Judson, a contributing columnist for The Times, writes The Wild Side.

Becuase he writes his blog for the New York Times as a columnist, and he has to conform the policy as a columnist.

columnist: a writer of a column in a publication, such AS a newspaper.

Trends Group has a high-leveled columnist expertised in fashion, cosmetics and relationships.

This columnist's father recalled the options as "jam or butter on your bread, but not both" .

It's a monthly magazine, but my column will be shared with another columnist so my articles will be due fortnightly.

This is a guest post by Alexandra Levit, career advice columnist for the Wall Street Journal.

Two political scientists, one newspaper columnist, and one psychiatrist believethat free will is alive and well.

His claim was met with incredulity by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman.

She spots an interesting quote from a columnist in the business section.

Editor's Note: Reason columnist Veronique de Rugy appears weekly on Bloomberg TV to separate economic fact from economic myth.

There are American Catholics who cry "bigotry" every time a newspaper columnist criticizes the church's teaching on sexuality.

Andile Mngxitama, a political commentator and columnist, is about to publish a pamphlet entitled "Fuck the World Cup" .

I've designed puzzles for books, printed things. I'm the puzzle columnist for Discover Magazine. I've been doing that for about 10 years.

Political-columnist Nuray Mert says that ruling strengthen the hands of the prosecutor.

And by gosh, that same columnist wrote essentially the SAME EXACT column the day after the loss.

Nobel laureate and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman has accused China ofmercantilism.

Lucy Kellaway, the FT columnist, routinely mocks such nonsense.

Nick Bilton is a technology columnist for The New York Times.

Hap LeCrone, a Cox News Service columnist, is a clinical psychologist.

The FT columnist John Kay calls this "disciplined pluralism" .

Shares in luxury brands have performed strongly this year, according to the WSJ's investing columnist Brett Arends.

Sharon Begley is the science columnist and science editor of Newsweek.

THE first political columnist I ever encountered, after a fashion, was Walter Lippmann.

Simon Kuper is a Weekend columnist for the Financial Times.

I don't want to be columnist in strict sense, telling you the current situation of China and coming up with the ideas to solve its problems.

Being a Supreme Court Justice isn't like being a community-college student or a Huffington Post columnist.

This might sound odd coming from a personal-finance columnist.

Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Trudy Rubin traveled to the Marefat School in April 2009 and found it "buzzing with activity. "

and the Wall Street Journal, science and technology columnist Walt Mossberg (Walt Mossberg) were of the view that Nook worthless.

Political columnist Nuray Mert says the case is creating deep divisions in the Turkish society.

Some tips from the Monitor's language columnist on how to avoid writing sentences that send readers off in the wrong direction.

I wear a lot of different hats: father, columnist, blogger, Olympics reporter, band leader.

Ceri Marsh, etiquette columnist: It's not just rude, it's kind of tacky!

I bounced around from New York to Florida and eventually took a job in Detroit as a columnist for the Detroit Free Press.

As a columnist pointed out here yesterday, this is a reason why Germany could end up emulating Japan.

This, "Houston Chronicle " columnist Fran - Bulinbuli there are different points of view.

Eppie Lederer's sister Popo also became an advice columnist. Her column was called "Dear Abby . "

The paper wanted to find a replacement for its advice columnist who wrote under the name Ann Landers.

Praful Bidwai, a prominent columnist, said defence accounted for almost 19% of government spending.

In 17 century, the columnist here thatched the roofs with weeds and straw, just the same done in England.

He is a biographer and weekly columnist for the National Review.

He is also a freelance writer and columnist whose work has appeared in most major Danish newspapers.

Procrastinators like to find excuses to justify their behavior, but BBC columnist Rowan Pelling says they are all wrong.

I'm co-founder and senior columnist at Worldchanging. com.

You give more advice than a newspaper columnist .

There is but one subject and one subject only for our Wednesday columnist to reflect upon this week.

The host was interviewing a local columnist.

Jon Talton is the economics columnist for the Seattle Times.

Ines Sabalic, a magazine columnist, notes another big shift.

During his professional life, she is a columnist, TV and Artistic Director of several magazines.

Mexico's Brazil-envy is more intense than ever, as this columnist discovered last week in Mexico City.

Mr. Krugman has been an Op-Ed page columnist at the New York Times since 1999.

Mr. Krugman has been an Op-Ed columnist at the New York Times since 1999 .

He is also a columnist for Vanity Fair and the founder of Newser, a news-aggregation site.

Has the columnist got a point?

Jean-Claude Guillebaud, the author of "Re-Founding the World, " is a columnist for the French weeklies Le Nouvel Observateur and La Vie.

"For the first time in many years I do not feel ashamed for my country, " wrote Yulia Latynina, a Russian columnist.

Today we live in what New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman calls a "flat world. "

So, I'm a wine writer, a wine columnist. I teach wine.

She is also the science columnist for Aurealis Australian Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine.

"There is so much foolishness in that one sentence it is hard to unpack, " comments Rich Lowry, a conservative columnist.

It columnist is translat in the affectionate of attent it creat no amount how you abrasion it.

She is a regular columnist for The Muslim Woman, a magazine in South Africa.

He left after losing an internal power struggle in 1990 and became a widely read columnist for Info World.

In my lifelong quest to become America's Most Reviled Columnist, I have taken up smoking, again.

But Turkish Political columnist Asli Aydintasbas says that is unlikely unless Jerusalem meets Ankara's demands.

"When will it end? " asked Phumla Matjila, a columnist in the Times of South Africa.

"Do we ask [the Americans] to kiss and make up with Osama bin Laden? " the widely read columnist Vir Sanghvi asked.

Her name is Ann Landers , and she is regarded as the most widely syndicated newspaper columnist in the world.

She's a columnist for USA Today.

Chris is an American dating columnist who is sharing his straight up wisdom on attracting, seducing and winning beautiful women.

So what was the columnist's answer? Yes, it can make you fat.

"It seems like that my plea -- a joke at first -- has clicked, " the columnist said.

"What is it about Amanda Knox that so chills the blood? " the spin doctor-turned-columnist asked in last week's Mail.

Thompson is a science and technology writer and columnist at Wired.

I met the columnist William F. Buckley, Jr. , who is the brother of Senator or James L. Buckley of New York.

This installment introduces a guest columnist, my friend and colleague, Dethe Elza.

According to columnist Jeannie Williams, that ring, a 1920s antique[2] . It's a 10-carat diamond surrounded by 28 smaller stones.

Note to boss: Maybe we should have a columnist based in Costa Rica?

A. Being a well-dressed man is a career, and he who goes in for it has no time for anything else. Heywood Broun, American columnist

I met the columnist William F. Buckley, Jr. , who is related to Senator James L. Buckley of New York.

I met the columnist Tom, who is the brother of Senator John of New York.

At one dinner party given by columnist Joseph Alsop in the 1960s, Mrs. Graham finally, and at first meekly, rebelled.

"Obama's election is great for our country but bad for comedy, " said Michael Musto, a columnist for New York City's Village Voice.

He is a featured monthly columnist for Business Week magazine and is one of the initial fellows of the Society of Labor Economists.

I met a columnist who is related to a senator from New York.

I met the columnist Tom, who is related to Senator John of New York.

Lian Yue, a well-known columnist with "Shanghai Weekly, " has been giving love advice for ten years.

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For this columnist flying the free, prosperous arc from Tokyo to Delhi means an 18-hour schlepp via Hong Kong and Bangkok.

Earlier this year, the New York Times' urban foraging columnist suggested that would-be gatherers pick day lily shoots from Central Park;

A World almanac Poll once found that the Chicagobased advice columnist was the most influential woman in the United States

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On Thursday, author and Los Angeles Times columnist Meghan Daum offered another possible explanation for low marriage rates:

Our fellow Web services columnist Graham Glass has an excellent overview of Web services in his article

The writer is president, investments at Fidelity International and an FT columnist

Columnist Brian Goetz wrote several articles relevant to this discussion

Yet people are finding themselves in predicaments like one recently faced by a Star-Tribune columnist, whose 4-year-old son needed stitches

Columnist Walter S. Mossberg answers readers' questions about technology

David Rennie is the Lexington columnist for The Economist

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Jake van der Kamp is a Hong Kong-based columnist, author and investor