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View Article Junot Díaz was named one of The New Yorker's "20 Under 40" in 1999 and has regularly contributed both fiction and nonfiction since 1995.

Junot Díaz was named one of The New Yorker's "20 Under 40" in 1999 and has regularly contributed both fiction and nonfiction since 1995.

Didn't I?  Junot Díaz was named one of The New Yorker's "20 Under 40" in 1999 and has regularly contributed both fiction and nonfiction since 1995.

An App to Cure My Fainting Spells by Sally Rooney A Peruvian Soccer Fan in Exile by Daniel Alarcón Pictures of the Dead by Ottessa Moshfegh Calling Out the Robocaller by Victor LaValle Junot Díaz was named one of The New Yorker's "20 Under 40" in 1999 and has regularly contributed both fiction and nonfiction since 1995.

Before his current factual project, the director of Nixon and JFK had presented America Undercover, a show devoted to exposé documentaries, while the director of Taxi Driver and Goodfellas has regularly contributed small-screen documentaries, usually on the subject of music, including The Blues and Living in the Material World.

In addition, Reed was formerly an actor on Nickelodeon's top #1-rated sitcom iCarly, wrote a cookbook (KewlBites, Rodale Books) endorsed by President Clinton, and has regularly contributed to NBC's TODAY Show since 2010.

Moreover, the royals had not been involved in any theft; on the contrary, Varma had regularly contributed money to make up the temple's budget deficits.

(Schakowsky is my representative, to whom I've regularly contributed, except between 2005 and 2009, when I held a rigidly nonpartisan, part-time position on the state ethics commission).

That statute provides that in the absence of specific rules -- and there is some dispute over whether those exist at the Swan Lake synagogue -- voting rights are accorded those who have been "stated attendants on divine worship in such church and have regularly contributed to the financial support thereof" for a year.

Mathematical economics and other mathematical sciences have a history in which theoretical advances have regularly contributed to the reform of the more applied branches of economics.

He has also regularly contributed personal essays to Esquire.