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He's a columnist.
I never saw myself as a columnist.
I'm a columnist, not an editor.
It is for a columnist.
Ian is a columnist and science fiction author.
He became a columnist.
I'm a columnist writing about the history of Muay Thai.
The writer is a columnist.
He was also a columnist for several publications.
Did you tell her Newsday promoted you to a columnist?
She is also a columnist for The Guardian.
Nistorescu was replaced earlier, but stayed on as a columnist.
No, actually, I'm a columnist now.
A columnist in the New Era newspaper there called it a“bipolar nation.”.
Marine Petrossian is largely known in Armenia also as a columnist.
She is a columnist for the Italian national daily Il Corriere della Sera.
She's a newspaper editor now, but what she really wants to be is a columnist.
Guntay Simsek, 43, a columnist with Istanbul-based Haberturk, says public opinion on Iran is split.
What is indisputable is that practically every blogger can now be a columnist.
Enis Berberoglu, a columnist for and Ankara bureau chief of Hurriyet, though, expresses scepticism and frustration.
At the beginning of 1990s, she started publishing as a columnist for The Pobjeda Daily.
Basically, if you're a columnist for your college's newspaper, you could win $5,000 to help pay for your tuition, fees or textbooks.
For almost a year bright little Sidney Skolsky has been a columnist without a column.
Fehmi Koru, a columnist at the pro-government daily Yeni Safak, said the Obama administration had changed the tone of US dialogue with the world.
For one year she was a literature and literary criticism editor as well as a columnist at Konkursi regiona.
Cvijetin Milivojevic, a columnist for daily newspapers Danas and Politika, is the recipient of the"Bogdan Tirnanic" Award for the best comment or column.
He has previously worked as a broadcast journalist andproducer at The Young Turks and as a columnist at HuffPost.
What I was told was more than mere rumour," Fatih Altayli, a columnist at the Turkish daily Sabah told the British paper.
For Papadimitriou, a columnist for the respected daily Kathimerini and analyst for the local Skai broadcast network, Greece's problems have been obvious for several years.
Attitudes slowly changed,and"after the mid-1980s you had a new kind of feminist movement that emerged that focused heavily on violence against women," Nicole Pope, a columnist for Today's Zaman and author of Turkey Unveiled, explains.