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The Hotel de las Palmas, in Jane Bowles’s conspicuously strange novel “Two Serious Ladies,” is a gnatty pension where pimps and winos lie about.

From The New Yorker Jun. 13, 2014

Will physicists see these gluinos, photinos, squarks and winos?

From New York Times Apr. 4, 2010

A squad of cops disguised as tramps and winos was set up to lure muggers, and high-crime areas were assigned a special force of additional patrolmen.

From Time Magazine Archive

On a block near the Bowery, Glass's brownstone stands near a forbidding Hell's Angels headquarters and a ramshackle men's shelter; panhandling winos, bag ladies and other urban lost souls are part of the cityscape.

From Time Magazine Archive

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