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Usage examples of marilyn.

I can believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny and Marilyn Monroe and the Beatles and Elvis and Mister Ed.

He made some specific predictions about pending plane crashes, then returned to Marilyn and Kennedy.

Marilyn bought the knee socks with the hearts on them ("I'm tired of tights," she explained) and a pair of pink barrettes.

Marilyn beetled about between the car and the yard, planting multiple flats of petunias, daisies and white alyssum.

The only real reminders she had of her former days were the passing glimpses of herself on TV reruns of old showsas well as the image of Marilyn, now dressed like a Fifth Avenue stick insect, hair chignoned regardless of time of day or season, scrapping it out in court with the airline.

The only real reminders she had of her former days were the passing glimpses of herself on TV— reruns of old shows—as well as the image of Marilyn, now dressed like a Fifth Avenue stick insect, hair chignoned regard­ less of time of day or season, scrapping it out in court with the airline.

Louis, whereupon Susan stayed up in the room to read comics while Marilyn confabbed with some other pageant moms, learning that Eugene was staying alone in the same hotel because Renata was stuck in Bloomington coping with demand for the following month's Big 'n' Proud convention in Tampa, Florida.

Louis, whereupon Susan stayed up in the room to read comics while Marilyn confabbed with some other pageant moms, learning that Eugene was staying alone in the same hotel because Renata was stuck in Bloomington coping with demand for the follow­ing month's Big 'n' Proud convention in Tampa, Florida.

To this end he oversaw Marilyn's two-part education of daytime courses at the Miss Eva Lorraine Institute of Cosmetology (since 1962), and night school courses in typing and office procedures, which Marilyn soaked up like a cotton ball.

The captain deselected Marilyn Monroe and switched over to the "take" from Grace Kelly.

The third was of Marilyn coming out of her beauty parlour in town.

But the Park's real claim to fame -- the presence that brought sightseers from all over the world -- was Marilyn Monroe, who was laid to rest in a bland concrete crypt distinguished only by the number of floral tributes it attracted.

Marilyn Tavish didn't look like the former wifeand suspected accompliceof a career thief and con artist who'd not only gotten delusions of grandeur, but had somehow pulled it off.

Marilyn Tavish didn't look like the former wife-and suspected accomplice-of a career thief and con artist who'd not only gotten delusions of grandeur, but had somehow pulled it off.

Marilyn Sabin had looked on her husband as merely one of the thousands of men who held civil service desk jobs in Washington, D.