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Two Marxes, but no Woody in the Jewish hot hundred
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What have Moses, Mahler, Benny Goodman, Sigmund Freud and
Superman in common? The answer: they're all Jewish and feature in a
list of the top 100 Jewish people of all time.
The list, "The Jewish 100", will be published in Britain next
year and includes people from the fields of philosophy, science,
the arts, business and movies.
Its compiler, New York lawyer and composer Michael Shapiro,
decided to produce the list and its accompanying biographical
essays to celebrate the achieve...
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Bias at the New York Times.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
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Crain's List: Area's largest credit unions; Ranked by total assets.(Brief Article)
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The art of summer in NYC.(Arts & Culture)(New York City)
The Christian Science Monitor
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A Pilgrim's Progress With New York's Jews: John Cardinal O'Connor's relationship with the Jewish community reflects a personal journey of transformation.
The New York Jewish Week
; A Pilgrim's Progress With New York's Jews: John Cardinal O'Connor's relationship with the Jewish community reflects a personal journey of transformation. ERIC J. GREENBERG STAFF WRITER Last January, dozens of well-heeled New Yorkers gathered at Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria to raise money for the
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A Birthing Center Is Born: Family-centered experience, luxury, amenities make New York Methodist deliveries a labor of love.
The New York Jewish Week
; A Birthing Center Is Born: Family-centered experience, luxury, amenities make New York Methodist deliveries a labor of love. Imagine spacious, beautifully appointed rooms with polished mahogany furniture, remote-control televisions and gleaming private bathrooms, some with luxurious whirlpool baths
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He Had New York At His Feet.(Entertainment; MOVIES)('Man on Wire')
Newsweek
; Byline: Jennie Yabroff Philippe Petit walked on a wire--between the Trade Center towers. The view was magnificent. To the south, the Verrazano Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. To the east, the approaching sunrise, the sky turning from deep to pale blue at the horizon. At a quarter mile up, perched
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McGraw Hill Education: New York City Students Making Progress in Math
Wireless News
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Dry Manhattan: Prohibition in New York City
Freeman
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Subsidized In The City.(My Turn)(being financial independent in New York City)
Newsweek
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