"On first appearance, [redacted] exemplifies the image of the successful Manhattan executive; [redacted] is well-educated, wealthy, popular with women, abreast of cultural trends, belongs to a prominent family, has a high-paying job and lives in an upscale, chic apartment complex. [Redacted] passes for a refined, intelligent, thoughtful [redacted], but is in reality a violent sociopath..."
Monday, January 24, 2011
City & Country Squire (4)
"That year, she also met Michael Taylor — an Exeter-Harvard-Oxford man with perpetually mussed hair who runs a [business] — on an ashram in upstate New York, where she had sneaked in M&M’s."
Sunday, January 23, 2011
City & Country Squire (3)
“Basically we’re not transporting things using oil from across the world to our house,” she added.
Sanctimony and the City (10)
"Of course, there is a flip side. Not every restaurant has room for strollers and highchairs."
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