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The Planet Is All Wobbly This Morning

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New Yorker June 22nd, 1998

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'inside One's Memory Bank'

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An Older Rich Woman Tries On Jewelry

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Have You Given Much Thought To What Kind Of Job

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Now, Last Time, Near The End Of Ravel's 'bolero,'

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In My Day, People Died

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A Doctor Talks To An Old Man With A Gut

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As I Get Older

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New Yorker September 4th, 2000

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Somehow, In All The Confusion, I Aged

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In The Old Days

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A Man In A Minivan Speaks To A Woman At A Car

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A Three Panel Images That Have Three Men:

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Hunter-catheters -- Stone-age Warriors Sit

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When We Agreed That You Would Move

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Somehow It Never Occurred To Me That If I Lived

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I Was Once A Very Beautiful Woman

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Title Witches Of A Certain Age... Aging Witches

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One More Book

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Help I've fallen and my son is a disappointment

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New Yorker February 27th, 2006

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And For God's Sake Stay As Far Away

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Today I'm Fifty - The Old Halfway Point

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He Was Just A Year Away From Retirement

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Scientists Have Extended The Life Of The Fruit

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Take Some Identification With You In Case You Die

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I Loved Your E-mail

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New Yorker October 30th, 2006

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I Am Going To Soho. My Doshas Are All

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I Come From The Future

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Libra

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How Would You Feel If The Mouse Did That To You?

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There Has Been A Sharp Increase

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I'd Just Like To Know Why

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A shadow of its former self

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I Suppose We Could Burst Onto The Literary Scene

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An Egg

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Since Frank Retired Two Years Ago

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New Yorker May 10th, 1999

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New Yorker December 1st, 1997

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An Older Woman Talks To A Middle Aged Woman

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Young Woman To Older Man

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What I Wouldn't Give To Be Young And Deregulated

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Always Exaggerate. It Makes Life Seem More

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Us in ninety years

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Not Your Grandmas Rock Band

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Now, In This One, The Straight Whiskeys Are ?ve

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A Rotary Telephone Addresses A Smartphone When

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I Too Want Companionship

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And They Lived Happily Ever After -

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Elsie Is Still Waiting For Postmenopausal Zest

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