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Red Cars Drop Off A Bridge Under A Sign That Says
Michael Crawford
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Woman Stands At The Front Of A Board Room Holding
Farley Katz
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Carl! No!
Pat Byrnes
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A Lemming Measures The Drop Off Of A Cliff
Julia Suits
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Two O-characters Stand By A Game Of Tic-tac-toe
Liana Finck
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Discouraging Data On The Antidepressant
Mike Twohy
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Lieutenant, He Left A Suicide Sticky
Arnie Levin
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Most Of These Pelts Were Suicides
Arnie Levin
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Looks Like Broker-assisted Suicide
Lee Lorenz
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A Woman And A Policeman Look Out Of The Window
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker May 22nd, 2000
Robert Weber
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One Tire Finds Another That Has Hung Itself
Farley Katz
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A Man Has Repeated Tried To Shoot Himself
Lee Lorenz
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They're Going To Print A Retraction -
William Hamilton
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I'm Sorry. Mr. Broadbank Seems To Have Stepped
Edward Frascino
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Now, That's The Kind Of Innovative Thinking I'd
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker June 23rd, 2008
Lee Lorenz
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Lemmings Jump Off A Cliff. Below A Save
Lee Lorenz
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If You Want A Positive Outlook
Victoria Roberts
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Lawyer-assisted Suicide I Charge Five Hundred
Roz Chast
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I've Called You Together This Morning
Garrett Price
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The End Is Getting Nearer
Mort Gerberg
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A Miner Says To Two Other Miners As They Look
Farley Katz
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Croutons
Drew Dernavich
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New Yorker July 6, 1963
Warren Miller
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Yes, Oregon's Lovely, But We're Just Here
Donald Reilly
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How May I Direct Your Call? Doctor-assisted Or
Jack Ziegler
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New Yorker October 20th, 1956
Saul Steinberg
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Thanks For Coming. It's Probably Nothing
Michael Crawford
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New Yorker June 2nd, 1962
Eldon Dedini
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New Yorker November 13th, 1995
John O'Brien
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New Yorker July 14th, 1997
Jack Ziegler
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New Yorker November 30th, 1940
Otto Soglow
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New Yorker March 7th, 1942
Roberta Macdonald
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Four Unhappy Businesspeople Sit On A Gargoyle
Corey Pandolph
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A Cat Speaks To A Group Of Lemmings As They All
Farley Katz
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I See No Problem With A Limited Period Of Grief
Tom Cheney
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Death In The Afternoon
Bill Woodman
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There's Someone I'd Like You To Meet
Tom Cheney
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It's Your Real-estate Agent. She Says
Peter C. Vey
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New Yorker December 28th, 1992
Tom Cheney
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All Right, I'm Wrong! Shall I Kill Myself?
William Steig
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Welcome To Lovers' Leap
Jack Ziegler
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I Have This Recurring Dream About Reclining
George Price
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New Yorker August 20th, 1966
Saul Steinberg
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Why, That's Prescott! Suppose He Knows Something
Bernie Wiseman
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New Yorker January 14th, 1961
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker June 20th, 1942
Chon Day
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That's The Younger Generation For You -
Garrett Price
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Stand By - I'll Tell You Whether Or Not To Jump
David Sipress
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You Can Disregard That Last Tweet #1
Christopher Weyant
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Late As Usual
Liana Finck
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A Woman Speaks Through A Window To A Man Who
Peter C. Vey
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Well, ?nally - A Man Who Gets It!
Lee Lorenz
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Note The Small Zipper Pocket Of Your Sales Kit
Edward Frascino
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Go Ahead And Jump
Dean Vietor
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Will You Be Going By The Market?
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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The Cab Of Guilt 'this Is Your Mother
Roz Chast
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New Yorker November 17th, 1934
Leonard Dove
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Oh, Oh! Look Out For Bad News
Richard Decker
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Nobby Harris Says He'll Kill Himself If I Don't
Perry Barlow
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Well, There's One Good Thing About It. We Won't
Helen E. Hokinson
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New Yorker November 6th, 1943
Saul Steinberg
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A World Without Letterman
Christopher Weyant
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Lover's Leap
Warren Miller
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We Only See What We Want To See
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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New Yorker April 20th, 1963
Saul Steinberg
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Hara-kari Heri-keri Hari-kiri Hara-
Alain
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I'm Only Going To The Party Because The Suicide
Peter C. Vey
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It's From The Boss. We're To Commit Mass Suicide
Charles Barsotti
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Expressions Of Support For Your Attempted Suicide
Robert Weber
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Two Policemen Are Seen Talking Next To A Dead
Paul Noth
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