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Poor personal hygiene can be a sign of depression.
This letter is personal. I don't want anyone else to read it.
Religion is a personal matter between the soul and God.
A person's religion is a purely personal affair.
For personal reasons.
Bob told Jane not to interfere in his personal affairs.
I broke the personal computer.
Personal computers are of great use.
She alone is able to use the personal computer.
It's for my personal use.
I have no personal hostility to the system.
This letter is personal, and I don't want anyone else to read it.
It is our policy not to give out personal information.
The buying and selling of peoples' personal information is becoming a big issue.
Might I ask you a personal question?
I bought a new personal computer yesterday.
Where can I cash this personal check?
You should not confuse business with personal affairs.
Don't stick your nose into my personal affairs.
I was asked for my personal opinion about the matter.
I want a personal computer.
I have got a personal computer.
I have to make money to buy a personal computer.
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Well, My Lord, I don't think that this matter requires your personal involvement.
Here, even if Dol Soe is my personal slave, in the meantime he has worked hard in training all of you.
Classic Mediterranean, with a very specific and dare I say very personal Hellenic influence.
Well, perhaps, but funerals are a personal affair.
He's a personal friend of the Wadsworths, and when he has to work late in Brokenwood, he stays here so he doesn't have to drive all the way back to Riverstone.
Do you think it was personal?
It showed a mayor depositing town funds into personal accounts.
This threatening letter was found amongst Mrs. Palmer's personal effects, and I believe it was written by a Buffalo Queen.
And he is, objectively... the best I've ever had... although his personal hygiene leaves a lot to be desired.
She said she's worried I'm having personal issues.
Your employee's carelessness subjected me to personal derision, not to mention the writing was amateur.
This isn't a personal article.
There is nothing personal in this objective I'm assigning to you.
I will get her. It would be my personal pleasure!
And don't be so personal!
The other is a little personal business I aim to transact at the end of the trail.
No Hardy would ever read anyone's personal, private mail.
We're permitted no friends, no emotions, no personal life of our own.
Have my personal stuff turned into cash, too.
You know that ain't a high commission. considering the personal service I give my clientele.
Furthermore, it is madame's wish that while half of the interest. shall be deposited as usual in madame's account, the other half, contrary to custom, shall be delivered in cash into madame's personal custody.
From now on, you'll be my personal servants but you will only know me as the Marquis de San Marco.
This is in the nature of a personal appearance. Well, I never.
Therefore, I must insist on giving you my personal protection and escort.
Beyond the frontier, I shall be at your service. to give you my personal escort.
And I bring you the felicitations of my nation. and my own personal congratulations on so glorious an event.
Personal or agricultural?
I have an acute phobia of people prying into my personal life.
This. what is it? It was given to the Royal Family bank for safekeeping, it's the guard's personal treasury.
Who is His Majesty's personal bodyguard for today?
The personal succulents you can pick up on your way out.
I don't mean anything personal.
It's a good thing it was my personal check.
Personal ambition must be thrown aside. in the one great sacrifice for our country.
No, it's a personal matter.
I GOT TO TAKE ALL YOUR PERSONAL EFFECTS.
It is, when you're doing it just to work off a personal grudge against me.
As though her death were a personal loss.
News and current affairs
Was it new scientific information that led to the lifting of the flight ban, or was it a reflection of the hardship, both personal and economic, that the ban was causing?
This party will be centralized under personal leadership and will reduce the state to a legal fiction.
Consider one of the miracles of the modern age - the personal computer.
Markets and personal initiative are pervasive.
Nor was there much evidence of personal enrichment or widespread corruption.
Yet he has never proposed comprehensive reform of either the personal or corporate income tax.
Given the prevalence of this belief, Djindjic's death creates a serious power vacuum precisely because his vast personal power was moving Serbia in some of the right directions.
We can all leave the TV off more hours per day and spend that time reading, talking with each other, and rebuilding the bases of personal health and social trust.
In resigning, he said that he had always regarded his sexuality as a personal matter, and he was disappointed that a newspaper - The Mail on Sunday - had made it public.
Where there is no suggestion that a matter of personal morality has had an impact on the performance of a business executive or government official, we should respect that person's privacy.
But does the legitimate interest in knowing more about a politician extend to details about personal relations?
The problem is that the media have an interest in publishing information that increases their audience, and personal information, especially of a sexual nature, will often do just that.
Pinker argues that enhanced powers of reasoning give us the ability to detach ourselves from our immediate experience and from our personal or parochial perspective, and frame our ideas in more abstract, universal terms.
At the same time, Western observers often see in Islam a faith that disdains personal freedom, especially for women.
In India, for example, feminists articulated to me a vision of women's equality that was family-centered rather than self-centered, and that valued service to community rather than personal gratification.
Weakness in the job market takes a huge toll on economic and personal well-being.
By the end of the decade, the US will have to pay an amount equivalent to more than one-third of the revenue from personal-income taxes just to pay the interest on the national debt.
In an era of open-ended US government budget deficits and chronic shortfalls in personal saving, America is doomed to suffer subpar savings and massive multilateral trade deficits for as far as the eye can see.
Muslims need to be assured of their personal security and guaranteed full civil rights.
Indeed, I can attest from personal experience that to debate her is to encounter someone who is absolutely certain of facts that must exist somewhere in a parallel universe.
Palin and Bachmann speak this highly personal or emotional language, which even the most rock-ribbed male Republican finds difficult to emulate.
They prefer what they see as the rugged individualism of free-market forces, a level capitalist playing field, and a weak state that does not impinge on their personal choices.
In 1986, Nakasone went to Beijing at the personal invitation of Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Hu Yaobang and laid the cornerstone for a Sino-Japanese Youth Exchange Center, promising to forge future friendships with China.
They have often dismissed as unorthodox, if not heretical, any claim of personal contact with the Imam or speculation about his arrival.
Based on my personal experience, Rowhani is a polite and open character.