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New Yorker March 22, 1958

Arthur Getz

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Take The L Train

Tomer Hanuka

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New Yorker September 12, 1942

Peter Arno

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Woman Stands At The Front Of A Board Room Holding

Farley Katz

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New Yorker April 12th, 1969

Charles E Martin

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Everybody's Getting Together After Work

Peter C. Vey

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A Man Announces At A Business Conference Meeting

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Teresa Burns Parkhurst

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The Sun Going To Work Each Day

Liana Finck

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I Can't Remember - Do I Work At Home Or Do I Live

David Sipress

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Daddy Works In A Magical

David Sipress

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Businesswoman At Her Desk On The Telephone

Kim Warp

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I Know By Outward Standards I'm Successful

Barbara Smaller

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Play Doh Work Doh

Ellis Rosen

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Two Construction Workers Look Out Over A Massive

Charlie Hankin

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A Boy Lays In Bed Between His Parents

Zachary Kanin

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Hire the one that said Whom

Joe Dator

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The Market Was Volatile

James Stevenson

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The Slippery Slope

Brooke Bourgeois

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Hey, Sisyphus, When You've Got A Minute I'd Like

Zachary Kanin

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One man at work thanks the other for taking the blame

Peter C Vey

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My greatest weakness

Pia Guerra

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I Can't Even Begin To Work Out Until I Find

Peter C. Vey

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A Jew Talks To God On His Throne In Heaven

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A room filled with people who are wrong

Frank Cotham

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New Yorker January 10th, 1994

Barry Blitt

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Granted it would save countless lives

William Haefeli

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Rest Area

Amy Hwang

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I wish I had a salary that disgusted people

Amy Hwang

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Ecosystem

Ivan Brunetti

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New Yorker October 4th, 1969

Saul Steinberg

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Good Morning

Jon Adams

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A Woman Talking On A Phone In Her Living Room

John Klossner

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Nobody Wants To Merge With Us

Dana Fradon

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Work Really Piled Up

Navied Mahdavian

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Because When It Actually Works They Just Call

Trevor Spaulding

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Last Stop

Eric Drooker

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New Yorker March 15 1947

Constantin Alajalov

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New Yorker May 13th, 1961

Perry Barlow

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I Am a Writer

Ellis Rosen

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Two Cats Curl Up At Each End Of A Sofa

Drew Dernavich

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Two Prisoners Are Seen Working On The Side

Evan Forsch

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Well, Maybe If You Let Me Work From Home

Zachary Kanin

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I'm Still A Work-in-hiding

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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I Like His Earlier Work Better

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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We Worked Hard

William Hamilton

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A A Foreman Speaks To A Warehouse Worker

Frank Cotham

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New Yorker June 4th, 1955

Arthur Getz

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We can work up to antidepressants

Joe Dator

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New Yorker December 19th, 1953

Arthur Getz

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Would You Do Me The Honor?

Suerynn Lee

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Two Hikers In A Mountainous Area Are Resting. One

David Sipress

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I Just Know I'm Going To Love Horses All My Life

Warren Miller

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The Seven Ages Of Man

Henry Martin

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A Rakes Progress

John Cuneo

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An Office Worker Lifts A Sheet And Finds Three

David Borchart

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A Man Is Standing In The Kitchen

William Haefeli

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New Yorker April 10th, 1989

Jean-Jacques Sempe

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Man! I Just Had To Pull Another All-dayer

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Take Your Daughter To Work Day

Harry Bliss

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What Do You Do? I'm A Lawyer. The Law. I

William Hamilton

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Give A Man A Job

Peter C. Vey

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One Man To Another On A Park Bench

Barbara Smaller

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Businessman With Two Desks And Two Phones

Drew Dernavich

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Hold It - We Almost Forgot His Benefits Package

Lee Lorenz

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New Yorker September 11th, 2006

Arthur Geisert

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Hey Frank, Before You Quit For The Day Can You Go

Peter C. Vey

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