For one thing, references to the numerous columns Mr. Farrell has written for CBS MarketWatch wear thin.
When she was the frontrunner during the Democratic primaries, Kristol penned numerous columns excoriating her and ladled patronising praise on Obama.
Writing in Danish, he completed two volumes of autobiography, a book on Oscar Wilde and numerous columns for the Danish newspaper Politiken.
He showed an early proclivity for research while still in high school in Bronxville, reporting for The Bronxville Press and writing numerous columns on the town's elementary schools.
But even Alice Keppel could not prevent her daughter's writing, the great outlet, the great revenge, and Violet wrote at least nine books and numerous columns, though her Wikipedia page has yet to know it.
The best of Mr. Breslin's work, in numerous columns, was executed in that venerable mode of newspaper writing, the Mock Heroic Deadpan: a prose style in which the author adopts the tone of a Harvard lepidopterist in order to convey events more closely associated with the redemption center at Aqueduct Racetrack.
"We are happy, because it means the president has begun to put our house in order," said Guadalupe Loaeza, who has written numerous columns that raised questions about Mr. Fox's relationship with Ms. Sahagún and urged him to "do right by her".
Calandra has plugged Ivanhoe Mines in numerous columns and has gone on Ivanhoe-bankrolled trips to Mongolia, Beijing and London.
The simple table is long gone, as pressure for better disclosure has given rise to reporting of numerous columns of data on such things as restricted stock, performance units, supplemental grants, post-employment compensation and even such quaint artefacts of a bygone era — salary and bonus.
As I have pointed out in numerous columns, evil has been with us since the beginning of time or the Fall of Man, depending on one's beliefs.
