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'season's Greetings' Looks O.k. To Me. Let's Run
Mike Twohy
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New Yorker May 21st, 1966
Robert Kraus
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Evidence of Voter Fraud
Kim Warp
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A Building In Washington Dc Is Shown
Michael Crawford
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New Yorker March 13th, 1978
Saul Steinberg
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New Yorker December 14, 1946
William Cotton
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Now, In This One, The Straight Whiskeys Are ?ve
Claude Smith
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New Yorker December 12 1953
Abe Birnbaum
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It's Fancy-schmantzy. I Just Wanted Fancy
Arnie Levin
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We're Interested In Words
Frank Cotham
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New Yorker May 9 1959
Perry Barlow
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So We Finally Reach The Summit Of Everest
Robert Weber
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I Still Say We Should Get A Queen-sized Mattress
William Haefeli
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Getting U.s.d.a. Approval Means A Lot
Michael Maslin
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New Yorker December 2, 1944
William Cotton
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Fortune Cookies As Served In The State Department
Richard McCallister
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You'll Find Our Boulevardier Department On Six
Edward Koren
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The Pre Pre Pre Teen Department
Barbara Smaller
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Woman Picking Up A High Heel In A Department
William Haefeli
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A Man Calls For Help As An Enormous Amount
Tom Chitty
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If My Mother And Father Had Wanted To See Yves
Robert Weber
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New Yorker November 7 1953
Artur Getz
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Anybody in Larchmont
Helen E Hokinson
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New Yorker December 7th 1957
Perry Barlow
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The Dark Empty Spaces In My Soul
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker May 4 1957
Peter Arno
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Main Floor, Aisle Six, Ladies' Scarves. Shopper
Jack Ziegler
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If You Don't Mind My Saying
Helen E Hokinson
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New Yorker December 7 1935
Robert Day
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Leave It To The Landmarks Commission! They Think
Alan Dunn
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Now, This Model Not Only Plays ?fty Records But
Richard Taylor
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Now We Can Look The Whole World Straight
George Price
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Models In Hattie Carnegie
Horst P. Horst
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Awfully Hard To Please
Helen E Hokinson
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I Think I've Got It Now
Perry Barlow
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Cheap Aromatherapy
Barbara Smaller
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Kitschy Versus Tacky
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker November 30 1940
Perry Barlow
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The Disenchanted Fairy
Warren Miller
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The FBI Couldn't Make it Today
JB Handelsman
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Tell Hillary Clinton We're Not Taking Any More
Christopher Weyant
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Under Five Dollars
Perry Barlow
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And The Hell
Roy Williams
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Good Lord! Somebody Must Have Slipped
Robert J. Day
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. . . A Most Cordial Relationship
Chon Day
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Sand!
Perry Barlow
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I Can't Get Used To Being A Grownup
Robert Weber
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New Yorker November 7th, 1988
John O'Brien
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For The Last Time
Frank Modell
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Mr. Bradley
Richard Decker
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Fourth ?oor - Formerly Radio
Alain
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I Imagine There's An Interesting Story Back
Louis Jamme
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I Want To Look At Toys
Barbara Shermund
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He Says He's Come To Give Himself Up
Alan Dunn
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The National Capital Navy Deaprtment
Gluyas Williams
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Maybe He Knows Something
Perry Barlow
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The Writing Public Gentleman: -
Gluyas Williams
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Do People Generally Dress for Dinner in Germantown?
Helen E Hokinson
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You Were Right About My Tweeds. They're Going
Helen E. Hokinson
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I'll Tell You One Thing About The Postwar World
Robert J. Day
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A Very Personal Question
Peter Arno
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We Have No Gentlemen Clerks. Are You Looking
Chon Day
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Now, Step Down, Darling - One At A Time
Kemp Starrett
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He Has His Heart Set On An Old-fashioned Cavalry
Garrett Price
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I Must Say I Don't See Anything Particularly
Gardner Rea
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Who Do I Complain To About You?
Chon Day
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New Yorker October 24th, 1942 #1
Roberta Macdonald
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I Think I Speak For All Of Us
Zachary Kanin
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She's A Little Traumatized - This Is Her First
Edward Koren
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I Hope You Kept The Box It Came In
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker December 9th, 1991
Robert Weber
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We Seem To Keep Coming Back To Jewelry
Perry Barlow
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