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At the gay-divorcée dude ranch where she ends up, Sylvia and a breezy cynic named Miriam Lynn Collinss) get into a sensational kicking-biting-scratching-hair-pulling fracas, which I hereby award to Johnston on points.

Here is my concept, which I hereby offer to the over-programmed parents of Joe's friends and anyone who identifies with them: In each home office stands a row of locked cash boxes, labeled with the names of the children in the family and the designation "birthday money".

And, finally, since I see we are nearing the end of this interview — this may be a corny thing to say in an interview, and knowing you and your modesty, you will be inclined to edit this out, which I hereby prohibit — but I just want to acknowledge how incredibly essential your work was to this book.

Our first morning in San Francisco, I called the customer service desk at American AAdvantage, which I hereby rename the "customer disservice" desk.

Dream that I awaken into Cleopatra's arms, Alexandria and Lagos and Durban, Nelson Mandela's twenty-seven years of prison and my sight-unseen acceptance of the gift of time, which I hereby revoke.

For which reason, I hereby advance a modest proposal: Let's repeal the damned thing".

We can do so by noting that under the right conditions, one can urge just by saying, "I hereby urge you to shut the door," while there are no circumstances in which I can persuade you just by saying, "I hereby persuade you to shut the door".

Seemingly everyone has parenting opinions, so I hereby present mine, which are those of someone who isn't in fact a parent and maybe has a valuable distance and objectivity as a result.

So, I hereby propose a Hipster Joke Moratorium, in which the following "zingers" should be incinerated.

This prince of finance introduces himself to Nola on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, which is a short walk from his Remsen Street brownstone, a building I hereby appraise at nine and a half million dollars.

I hereby introduce G.L.'s First Rule of Brand-Verbing, which is that people will verb a brand name if it refers to a clearly-defined, frequent action for which there isn't a perfectly adequate pre-existing verb.