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Residents continue to stop by the small post office to pick up mail and exchange gossip.

They could exchange gossip about the parish; anything to distract his mind.

Here local residents exchange gossip as they fill their personal coffee mugs.

For more and more citizens the most important way of exchanging gossip is e-mail.

Ask how I am, discuss current events, exchange gossip."

Just about everybody passes through the local diner each day to exchange gossip and friendly jibes.

The game went along, quiet and sullen initially, growing animated as they exchanged gossip about the course of the battle.

People are standing about in groups, as at a spontaneous party, striking deals, exchanging gossip, consulting their doctors and lawyers.

Is Facebook more than a cyberspace playground where kids can gather to exchange gossip, share photos and interact?

Her chance came later; the men had joined them and the company had settled down into little groups, comfortably exchanging gossip.

The live music usually came later in the evening, when everyone had mellowed out and finished exchanging gossip and news.

The actresses in these short scenes briefly exchange gossip about adultery or discuss an impulse to kill.

We stood in line at the post office and watched the local people send money orders, receive packets and exchange gossip.

Two courtiers loitered before them, long rapiers at their belts, exchanging gossip.

The pillars serve now as leaning posts for members of the Link Community who linger there to exchange gossip.

Sometimes, too, in the abundance of free time enjoyed by most urban slaves, they simply wander about, seeing the city, chatting, exchanging gossip, and such.

But in the evening it draws the young and fashionable to its open-air patios to exchange gossip and to hear music.

It all comes down to people milling around, swilling booze, looking influential and exchanging gossip mixed with explicit information.

The barges were tilting and rocking as friends tried to get close enough to one another to exchange gossip and pieces of fruit.

Then, about to break off the conversation (telepathy was not intended for exchanging gossip), she added: "Watch out for the captain."

They came down to buy sugar, flour, saltfish or candy from Nana, to collect letters and exchange gossip.

The front steps of buildings held impromptu gatherings of folks back from their jobs, eating late dinners and exchanging gossip.

FOR some people, taking a taxi is one of those guilty pleasures, like sleeping in or exchanging gossip in the sauna.

Slowly the small crowd of Croats and Muslims began to mingle and exchange gossip and news.

We'd talk, exchange gossip.