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You Seem To Know Something About Law. I Like
Robert Weber
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New Yorker July 20th, 1957
Arthur Getz
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A Father Reads His Daughter A Bedtime Story
Christopher Weyant
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The New Yorker Cover - August 3rd, 1998
Carter Goodrich
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A Man Announces At A Business Conference Meeting
Kaamran Hafeez
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Sure, It May Be Great For Us, But It's Hell
Christopher Weyant
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'season's Greetings' Looks O.k. To Me. Let's Run
Mike Twohy
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New Yorker August 27th, 1955
Arthur Getz
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The New Yorker Cover - March 3rd, 1962
Arthur Getz
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And This Is Our Department Of Experimental
Robert Weber
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New Yorker September 29th, 1956
Arthur Getz
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New Yorker August 11th, 1962
Arthur Getz
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The 1040 F.i. Form
Roz Chast
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A Businessman In A Suit Sits Telling A Story
Benjamin Schwartz
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There, There It Is Again - The Invisible Hand Of
Charles Barsotti
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A Ford Automobile Factory
Charles Sheeler
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In A Way, I Am Kind Of Famous. But You've
Robert Weber
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A Group Of People In A Boardroom Watch As Two Men
Paul Noth
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We Structured The Deal So It Won't Make Any Sense
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Something Drinkable Right Now
Donald Reilly
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The Doctor Is In Court On Tuesdays And Wednesdays
Mike Twohy
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I May Be A Jackal-headed God Of The Underworld
Danny Shanahan
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It's Up To You Now
Robert Weber
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To Hell With A Balanced Portfolio. I Want
Richard Decker
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A Woman Speaks Across The Table At A Full Board
David Sipress
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New Yorker January 26th, 1963
Robert Kraus
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Corporate Leaders Gather In A Field
Dana Fradon
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I Like Things To Be Done My Own Particular Way
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Industrial Crisis The Day A Cake Of Soap Sank
Gluyas Williams
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We Do All Those Old Tricks Electronically Now
Charles Barsotti
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New Yorker November 9th, 1981
Roxie Munro
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Now That We Can Tell Time
Tom Cheney
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Fenwick, Benton & Perkins. How May I Direct
Bill Woodman
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Good God! He's Giving The White-collar Voters'
Joseph Farris
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New Yorker October 4th, 1969
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker August 5th, 2002
Eric Drooker
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The Seven Ages Of Man
Henry Martin
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Mom And Pop Mega Superstore
Bruce McCall
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Oh, What The Hell, I'll Add Another Zero
Peter C. Vey
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And, Hey, Don't Kill Yourself Trying To Pay
J.B. Handelsman
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The Point Is To Get So Much Money That Money's
William Hamilton
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I've Learned A Lot In Sixty-three Years
William Hamilton
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When You're Nailing The Numbers
C. Covert Darbyshire
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Let Me See The First One Again
Tom Cheney
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Trading Is Heavy Today
Tom Cheney
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Have You Noticed Ethics Creeping Into Some
Henry Martin
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New Yorker November 16th, 1987
James Stevenson
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It's Been Moved That We Adjourn For An Afternoon
Charles Barsotti
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New Yorker May 24th, 1947
Witold Gordon
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An Office Worker Lifts A Sheet And Finds Three
David Borchart
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Superman Gives His Card To A Woman He Is Saving
Jack Ziegler
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It's An Amazing Coincidence
James Stevenson
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Where Are You Going With This
Nick Downes
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City Of Dreams
Edward Sorel
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Tuts Taxi
Anita Kunz
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We Study, We Plan, We Research. And Yet
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker September 12th, 1994
Eric Drooker
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A Circle Of Cavemen Sit Around One Caveman Who
David Borchart
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I Just Have A Few Minor Fixes That Will Ruin
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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New Yorker February 1st, 1982
Roxie Munro
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Business Sisyphus
Charles Barsotti
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A Man Walks Past Two Shops
Jack Ziegler
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A Parody Of Glengarry Glen Ross
Michael Kupperman
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My Insurance Dad
Jack Ziegler
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New Yorker April 16th, 1984
Anne Burgess
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On The One Hand
Dana Fradon
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New Yorker November 12th, 1990
Paul Degen
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Being Cute Is Great But
Pia Guerra
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Eventually I'd Like To Have A Business Where
Robert Weber
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Meow
Pia Guerra
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A Ceo Stands And Talks To Employees In A Business
Jack Ziegler
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A Little Boy Asks His Teacher In The Classroom
David Sipress
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