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Here's To You And Me And The Little Thing We've
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And What's More
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Well, Carpenter, This Does It!
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A Toast To Everyman And The Human Condition
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In A Concerted Effort To Get Home
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Look, Could You Come To Our Next
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New Yorker October 7th, 1967
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Damn It, Kimball, Don't You Know All The Words
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Harlan's Reached The Age When
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We Have Houses In Nantucket
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Well, I Guess It Was Bound To Happen
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A Word To The Wise
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I'm Afraid I Must Concur With Dr. Hamilton
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New Yorker August 22nd, 1970
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Next, A Message Of Importance From Chicken Little
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I Was Shot Out Here To The New York Office
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I Suppose We Have Helen Gurley Brown To Thank
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Hello! What's This?
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It Was A Very Bleak Period In My Life
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Excuse Me, May I See Your Invitation?
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New Yorker February 1st, 1993
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The Seven Ages Of Man
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How Would You Like A Vodka Martini While We're
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There's Still Something About A Yalie-smithie
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Have You Noticed Ethics Creeping Into Some
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Hi! I'm Edward Emlyn Parkerson Iv
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Gentlemen, After Much Soul-searching I've Decided
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Writer's Block
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Let Me Just Make A Little Note Of That
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It's My Usual - A Double Rum Raisin
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Dear Santa: How About Lunch
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I Now Declare You Divorced
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Chest 42, Waist 38, Inseam 33, Princeton '48
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New Yorker January 20th, 1986
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By Day, I'm A Gadfly. By Night, I'm A Barfly
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And The Next President Of The United States
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Mr. Cartwright Says You Have To Make A Career
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I See We're Not Wearing Our Mets Cap
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I Always Thought The Heavenly Gates
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I'll Have The Bourbon Hot Toddy. Make That Two
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New Yorker May 21st, 1979
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New Yorker December 1st, 1986
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Mr. Foster Is Here. He Just Wants To Touch Base
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Uncle Wiggly Reads A Bedtime Story Once
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Pyramid Club
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The Seven Lively Arts
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Corn Furures
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Beans about rheumatoid arthritis
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It's Been Moved And Seconded That We Fly
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May I Call You Back? I'm Right In The Middle
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Your Honor, We Find The Defendant Not Guilty
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I'll Tell You What's Happening
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Well, Al, The Sixties Was Peace. The Seventies
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Mr. Meflin Has Asked Me To Remind You That
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Next Wednesday Is Eddie's Birthday
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Who's Really Running The City
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Dear H. & T. Plumbing Company: Thank You So Much
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Q: What Happened To Tim And Ed? A: Tim
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I Said All Those In Favor Say 'aye.'
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Floyd Benton Wakes Up To Five Inches Of Snow
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Good Evening
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The Food Critic Orders Dinner I'll
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I Think, Gentlemen, It's Time To Plan The Annual
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Spring's Just Around The Corner
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Have A Nice Day! Have A Nice Day! Have A Nice
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Can't I Just Stay Here?
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Ed, This Is Art Simbley Over At Hollis, Bingham
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Summer
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New Yorker September 16th, 1991
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Remember A Few Years Ago When Everything Was Sex
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Gentlemen, We're Being Wooed By Gte, Xerox
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I'm About To Fall Silent For An Hour Or Two -
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