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This Judge Is Known As Tough But Fair
Donald Reilly
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At A Science Fair
Paul Noth
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A Vanity Fair Cover Of A Woman Tightrope Walking
Dorothy Ferriss
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A Superhero Hovers In Front Of A Normal-looking
Charles Barsotti
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A Woman Snorting Cocaine Is Speaking To A Woman
Emily Flake
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Make Or Break State Fair Food
Tim Hamilton
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New Yorker November 9th, 1963
Mischa Richter
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You call this parity
William Haefeli
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To Be Fair
Ali Solomon
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Overlooked Opportunities For A Gayer Fair The
Carl Rose
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So Did The Fair Princess Ever Develop Melanoma?
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Overlooked Opportunities For A Gayer Fair The
Carl Rose
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Not Fair
Ellie Black
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At A Carnival The Banner Reads
Joe Dator
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A Man With A Top-hat And Cane Stands By A Big
John Klossner
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Publishing Clauses Of The '90s
Roz Chast
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New Yorker September 2nd, 1967
Peter Porges
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Who Are These People?
Peter Arno
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Unsee The Giant Tongue
Peter Mueller
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Mirror, Mirror
Amy Hwang
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Highlights From The Annual Central Park Country
Roz Chast
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Overlooked Opportunities For A Gayer
Carl Rose
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New Yorker November 16th, 1940
Ned Hilton
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New Yorker February 22nd, 1941
Richard Decker
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Trump Doral Golf Club
Brendan Loper
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Helen, I Have Decided To Seek A Change Of Venue
Jack Ziegler
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Here It Is. 'mr. And Mrs. Pearson Are In New York
Perry Barlow
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New Yorker October 2nd, 1943
Alain
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The Queen Meets Auto-Reply
Roz Chast
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New Yorker July 13th, 1940
Perry Barlow
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It Beats Me Why They Didn't Have Geddes
Garrett Price
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New Yorker July 20th, 1940
Roberta Macdonald
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Dreams Of Glory
William Steig
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Dolores! You're The Luckiest Person!
Perry Barlow
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Oh, George! Remember The Very Jolly Couple We Met
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker June 8th, 1940
Peter Arno
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New Yorker May 11th, 1940
Ned Hilton
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He Has No Fault Whatsoever To ?nd
Alan Dunn
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Well, I Think We Should Consider Ourselves Mighty
Alan Dunn
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New Yorker February 3rd, 1940
Leonard Dove
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New Yorker August 10th, 1992
Ed Fisher
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New Yorker October 6th, 1997
Ed Fisher
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Hey! I Can See The Empire State Building!
James Stevenson
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The Exquisite Violet of the Perisphere at Night
Helen E Hokinson
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New Yorker August 10th, 1940
John Groth
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A Headless Man Searches For His Head
Ariel Molvig
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Sometimes I Wonder If It's Right To Bring A Child
Christopher Weyant
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New Yorker May 26th, 2008
Eric Lewis
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The Encyclopedia Of Job
Roz Chast
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Which Way To The House Of Good Taste
George Price
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New Yorker January 27th, 1951
Saul Steinberg
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Wilfred, We Must Stop Seeing Each Other
Ned Hilton
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Tell Me, What Did You Do About The Draft?
Richard Taylor
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You'd Think They Would Have Been Able To Think
Alain
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A Clown And A Fireman Are Seen Standing Next
Farley Katz
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Drunks Try To Shoot Wolves From A Helicopter
David Borchart
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Do You Think They'll Give Away Those Little Green
Rowland Wilson
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Perhaps You'd Care For Some
Alain
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Of Course, We Wouldn't Have Chosen Westport
Garrett Price
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New Yorker July 03 1948
Ludwig Bemelmans
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Election Gazette
David Sipress
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Vanity Fair February 1924 Cover
A H Fish
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Now Hiring
Edward Koren
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It's Only Fair That I Warn
Bernard Schoenbaum
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No Fair. You Promised You'd Downsize By Attrition
Charles Barsotti
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It Wouldn't Be Fair For Us To Get Married
William Haefeli
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To Be Fair, I Think You Should Be Very Clear
Charles Barsotti
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July, 1967. An Antiques Fair In Peekskill, New
Robert Weber
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Harold Won This At The State Fair
Henry Martin
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It's Only Fair To Warn You That My Conversation
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Sure, Life Isn't Fair, But That's All Right
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall, Who Is The Fairest
Charles Saxon
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