She was fond for his kind personality. vs She was fond of his kind personality.

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• I know just the person for HIS kind of issues.
• I thank the President-in-Office for his kind remarks and concern.
• I thank Mr Papakyriazis for his kind remarks on my answer.
• I thank Mr Caudron for his kind and supportive remarks.
• I would naturally like to thank Mr Bontempi for his kind words about me.
• Please thank the President for his kind words.
• I would like to thank Mr MacCormick for his kind words.
• I should also like to thank Commissioner Monti for his kind words. I broadly endorse Mr Poettering's remarks also.
• Madam President, I would like to thank the Commissioner for his kind remarks.
• I should also like to thank the Commissioner for his kind remarks.
• Thank your father for his kind letters,
• I warmly thank the honourable Member for his kind remarks and for his question.
• I am grateful to Mr Cushnahan for his kind remarks about the scaling down of the new transatlantic marketplace proposals.
• I would also like to thank Mr Valdivielso de Cué for his kind remarks about my own efforts.
• I thank the Commissioner for his kind words and the personal support that he gave me in what he acknowledged was a quite difficult task in Cambodia.
• But I would like to thank Mr Janssen van Raay for his kind comments yesterday.
• Seems like one way more for his kind to run us.
• Mr President, I should like to begin by thanking Commissioner Patten for his kind words earlier on.
• I would like to commend this report to the House, and thank the present Ombudsman for his kind words.
• Mr President, I am grateful to Mr Ferber for his kind remarks on my timely arrival.

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• Yes. She was fond of a talk or a good play.
• He was fond of her, but she was young and fickle and broke his heart.
• You mean she was fond of him?
• All she could say was that she was fond of them all including the folk who had greeted her with reluctance and hostility
• I know Peter was fond of us.
• But he was fond of her, so he moved her in here.
• Looks like our old man was fond of Chinese food.
• Seems your brother was fond of the poetry of his fatherland.
• Someone who was fond of him, we think.
• I was fond of Agrippa once, but now...
• Vince was fond of his nicknames.
• And I was fond of your performance.
• Einstein was fond of this idea.
• Dr. Edwardes was fond of sports.
• I happen to know Hollis was fond of her.
• Edward was fond of that observation, he was always repeating it.
• My wife.She was fond of gardenias.
• I was fond of, basically we had fun.
• But they were things that Ridley obviously was fond of and likes.
• All she could say was that she was fond of them all, including the folk who had greeted her with reluctance and hostility.