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New Yorker
noun
a native or inhabitant of New York
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To ready her body, she ordered in Japanese last night, then had somebody administer an IV vitamin drip as she thumbed through an issue of the New Yorker.
From Los Angeles Times
Much of this work was first published in the New Yorker, where Cobb is a staff writer.
From Los Angeles Times
I’m a New Yorker and a hardcore Yankees fan, but I’m married to a Dodgers fan.
From Los Angeles Times
The film “had a lot of humor to it, it had a lot of wit, it had Meryl Streep,” Wintour said recently on the New Yorker Radio Hour.
From Los Angeles Times
A potential rookie, he is a big hitting New Yorker who set the Bethpage course record in a state championship.
From BBC
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