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The Jury Will Disregard The Witness's Last
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If You Were Only Here To Tell Us
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We Have Arrived
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Now Who Do I See About The Sweetheart In Every
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Look, Mom
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New Yorker June 25th, 1955
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New Yorker May 6th, 1933
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New Yorker June 14th, 1941
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You Ask Him For Gas If You Want To. I'd
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I'm Told He's Made And Lost Several Fortunes
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New Yorker September 6th, 1958
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I Wish You'd Stop Saying 'here Comes Another
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Bernard, If You Won't Think Of Me, At Least Think
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Just Ignore It
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The Bill For These Things
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The Waldorf
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I Hope We'll Never Be Like That
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We ?gured That If You Fellows Could Push
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You And Your 'endless
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Frankly, Jones, The Way Business Is, We Think
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I Bet The Book-of-the-month Club Often Wonders
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He's A Real Soldier Of Fortune. He's ?own
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How're You ?xed For Tires?
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Nylon!
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Do You Mind If I Quote You In My Diary?
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Darling!
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Where's The Invasion?
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Good Morning
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I'll Have To Hang Up Now. I Think I Hear My Water
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But We Couldn't Use The Bridge
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Want Mother To Reach Something
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I Perfected A New Method Of Engraving - Well
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You Came Out Of A Hat
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Junior Lost His Hat In Ohio
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That Dream I Had Last Night
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Just The Same Age As Clark Gable
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He Could Write A Mystery
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I Can't Help That
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I Told Them
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I'm Terribly Worried About Steve
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Mrs. Claus Is ?ne
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You're Fired
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When You Reach Shore
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Make A Wish
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A Germ or a Vitamin
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There's Such A Thing
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Ain't It Wonderful
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New Yorker July 1st, 1933
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You Suggest Something Then
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You Know Something
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I Want Two Volunteers
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You Can Start Shooting Now
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Oh, Oh! Look Out For Bad News
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The Boss Married His Daughter
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Now Let's See If I Have It Right - A Roan
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Young Woman
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Mr. Bradley
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. . . And I Will Cheerfully Refund The Full
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If We Could Only ?nd Some Farmer To Take This
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Let's Wait A Few Minutes. We Don't Want To Appear
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Cook Says If You Can Keep Her Fairly Steady
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Yes! We Have No Bananas - We Have No Bananas
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From Here On I'm Hot
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New Yorker February 22nd, 1941
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Gosh! You Know What? Maybe No More K.p
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Now An Ocean Spreads Out Endlessly - All Water -
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I Have Reason To Believe You People Are Harboring
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New Yorker March 29th, 1941
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You'll Get The Hang Of It. For Instance
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Didn't You Stop To Think
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New Yorker June 26th, 1943
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Ouch, Sir!
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