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Sometimes in double column format I get widow or orphan lines. I have tried 
tolerant and verytolerant to no effect.

Also when I need to force a column break sometimes \column works and
sometimes it doesn't. There seems to be no pattern. Is there a command that
says ``break the column here unconditionally''?  

John Culleton
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