Improved Version
Actually, it's the "Improved Version." The original manual told us so.
In a Mets Cap, Singing:
the walk
to work
to work
In a Personal and Emotive Fashion
Besides dumpsters and dust, IN New York magazine left us with some profound silence. We spent much of the morning admiring it. Today, the ninth floor of 261 Madison Avenue, which can comfortably accommodate nearly 100 dedicated employees, saw only seven.
In A Strangeland
This is what I want from music:
In Addition to Drugs and Rock & Roll, We Also Discussed Sex
Rushing to get the last bits of the March issue out the door, with just "Letters to the Editor" left to proof, and:
In All Her Gold-Gloved Go-Go Glory
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In Denver
I would rather go to the dentist than go to the airport. I would rather go to the gym than go to the airport. I would rather go to church than go to the airport. The entire process—missing your train, waiting, waiting, getting there, finding your way around, checking in, going through security, getting undressed, removing your laptop, showing your identification to three different people, submitting to an additional random search, collecting your things, getting dressed again, sweating, crumpling your papers, making your way to the terminal, waiting, waiting, waiting, boarding the plane, waiting some more—is exhausting. But you know this. The flight was smooth, though terribly uncomfortable; either I have gained more weight than I realized, or planes are getting smaller.
IN is Out
In My Notebook
She wrote your name down in my notebook and circled it and drew a bunch of funny pictures of cats.
In Shades of Orange
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