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Two Businessmen Talk As A Sherpa Carrying Many
Jack Ziegler
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I Remember When I Was The Donald!
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker February 1st, 1993
Henry Martin
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Before Reading Miss Simpkins'
William O'Brian
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Two Women Dressed Nicely Walk Together Carrying
Marisa Acocella Marchetto
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I Was Spreading Some Risk
Leo Cullum
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Stop Complaining. Who Isn't Broke?
Marisa Acocella Marchetto
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The Point Is To Get So Much Money That Money's
William Hamilton
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We Study, We Plan, We Research. And Yet
Lee Lorenz
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If You're On A Budget
Carolita Johnson
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'fendi Bag Lady'
Marisa Acocella Marchetto
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Why, It's Daphne - Home From Foxcroft
Richard Taylor
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Will This Train Take Me Anywhere Near The Racquet
Peter Arno
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Being Cute Is Great But
Pia Guerra
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I See Myself Going Into Some Form Of Public
Robert Weber
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Of Course, We Can Do Spare And Minimalist, But
Barbara Smaller
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Colossus Of Rhone Island
Lars Kenseth
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An Excited Man Speaks To His Coworker
Robert Leighton
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What Is It, Ira, That Draws Man Inexorably Back
Lee Lorenz
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Winning Is Crucial To My Retirement Plans
Al Ross
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Man Sits On A Couch In An Expensive Living Room
Marisa Acocella Marchetto
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A Limousine Driver Helps A Drunk-looking Ceo Walk
Frank Cotham
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Money, I'm Home!
Barry Blitt
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On The Other Hand
Edward Sorel
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New Yorker April 30th, 1990
Frank Modell
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New Yorker September 14th, 1957
Saul Steinberg
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I Sold My Soul For About A Tenth Of What The Damn
William Hamilton
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Completely Riveted Asians
Jeremy Nguyen
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You Have To Declare What You Rob From The Rich
Pat Byrnes
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Yes, They Are Rich. Well, Wisconsin Rich
Richard Cline
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A Courtroom Lawyer Argues His Case
Paul Noth
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No, Pamela, You Do Not Have 'a Right To Sing
Warren Miller
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How Little We Really Own
William Hamilton
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Social Menaces The First-edition Fiend
Rea Irvin
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You're So Kind
Peter Arno
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One Teenaged Or College-aged Boy Speaks
Robert Leighton
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Captionless. Bumper Sticker On Car Reads: Thanks
Mike Twohy
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'george Gershwin
Roz Chast
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Let The Record Show
Al Ross
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And For God's Sake Stay As Far Away
William Hamilton
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It's A Check For A Hundred Thousand Dollars
Robert Weber
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I Roamed The World Trying To Find Myself
Richard Taylor
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Two Shipwrecked Men Are On An Island With A Big
Farley Katz
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New Money, Bobby, Is Old Money That Got Away
William Hamilton
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Thanks, New York. You've Been A Wonderful
Richard Cline
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I'm Overcompensated
Robert Weber
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Oh, I'm Really Sorry. I Just Placed Three
Leo Cullum
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Life's Rich Tapestry
Glen Baxter
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I'm Rich, You're Thin. Together, We're Perfect
Barbara Smaller
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An Older Rich Woman Tries On Jewelry
William Hamilton
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Man Speaks To Curvaceous Beauty As He Sits
William Hamilton
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A Man Tells His Doorman
Barbara Smaller
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He's Very Well Off. He's Got All The Quantities
Frank Cotham
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I'll See If Mr. Slocum Is In. Mr. Slocum
Ned Hilton
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Two Businessmen Speak To Each Other
Charles Barsotti
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People Are Diving In Piles Of Cash On The Floor
Lee Lorenz
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Always 'billionaire Playboy.' Never 'billionaire
Charlie Hankin
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Child Sits Across Desk From Principal
Kaamran Hafeez
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Two Roads Diverged In A Wood
Leo Cullum
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I Aspired To Authenticity
Lee Lorenz
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Could We Be Getting A Little Too Museum-quality?
William Hamilton
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This Artist Is A Deeply Religious Feminist
David Sipress
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Millions Is Craft. Billions Is Art
William Hamilton
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New Yorker November 11th, 1996
Roz Chast
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New Yorker July 27th, 1992
John O'Brien
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If You Would Like To Receive A Guaranteed Annual
Robert Weber
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Dickie And I Were So Relieved To Hear That
William Hamilton
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You Were Happy When You Were Making A Lot
Robert Weber
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New Yorker May 13th, 1996
Warren Miller
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Miranda, I Thought You'd Be Interested In This
Reginald Marsh
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Mrs. Choate's Just ?ne
Peter Arno
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I Make Deals
William Hamilton
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