Detectives spent months monitoring cafeteria operations and interviewing cafeteria workers.
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Beside the wardrobe is Cafeteria Set, the recreated Columbine High School cafeteria table and chairs.
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Another cut down cafeteria lines by suggesting the firm put cafeteria debit on company ID cards.
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" It "falls somewhere between cafeteria food and actual restaurant quality (and leaning much more toward cafeteria level).
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While many big French companies rely on Sodexo for their cafeteria, many small companies don't have a cafeteria.
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Asked about the cafeteria remodeling, the official said expanding the space involves adding tables and bringing in greater cafeteria options, like sandwiches for purchase aside from what is available in the eighth-floor cafeteria.
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She was a regular patron of San Francisco's Compton's Cafeteria, the site of the historic 1966 Compton's Cafeteria Riot.
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SHRUTHIKA PADHY RATES CAFETERIA LUNCH FOODSScripps National Spelling Bee winner VICE: What's your all-time favorite cafeteria lunch food?
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Greenwood's cafeteria policy, the Indianapolis Star reports, calls for providing students an "alternate meal" if cafeteria funds go below a required minimum.
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She walks past the snack station, and she walks past the nearest cafeteria, and then she walks past the cafeteria after that one.
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This year, we had our 52nd anniversary of [the] Compton's Cafeteria [riot] and the person that runs that building actually walked into Compton's Cafeteria.
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When they planned to make complaints about the quality of the cafeteria food, the teacher encouraged them to meet with the cafeteria manager first.
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Luby's Cafeteria 53 killed October 16, 1991 - In Killeen, Texas, 35-year-old George Hennard crashes his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria.
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Luby's Cafeteria: 19863 killed October 21986, 214 - In Killeen, Texas, 210-year-old George Hennard crashes his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria.
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Luby's Cafeteria: 173 killed October 217, 214 -- In Killeen, Texas, 22018-year-old George Hennard crashes his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria.
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The invention sits in a corner of the cafeteria by the round lunch tables and the molded black plastic cafeteria chairs, an improbable-looking teaching tool.
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Luby's Cafeteria: 23 killed October 16, 214 - In Killeen, Texas, 22-year-old George Hennard crashes his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria.
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Luby's Cafeteria: 23 killed October 16, 1991 - In Killeen, Texas, 35-year-old George Hennard crashes his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria.
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The Wall Street Journal delved into the somewhat secret world of the Supreme Court's cafeteria, revealing that the junior judge is made to sit on the cafeteria committee.
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Corporate cafeteria jobs are also more likely to be full-time, unionized positions than those in the service sector; the cafeteria ban would reduce the number of such jobs.
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"Think cafeteria committee," Gorsuch deadpanned -- referring to the fact that the junior-most justice experiences a gentle hazing that includes the assignment overseeing the court's oft-criticized cafeteria food.
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A sign warned people headed for the Justice Department's cafeteria Monday morning that "the recent situation" meant it would take time to get the cafeteria fully back in operation.
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For one work ["Particle Processed Cafeteria"], he bought a cafeteria, ground it into a powder, dissolved the powder into liquid, and then he sprayed that liquid onto the floor.
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Otherwise, this Olive Garden could have been a generic cafeteria.
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The cafeteria down the hall was happy to make change.
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Aaron bumps into Ana (Francia Raisa) in the cafeteria line.
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I paid a reduced fare for lunch at the cafeteria.
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My office is almost a quarter mile from the cafeteria.
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Here are some photos of the boys in the cafeteria.
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The junior justice is in charge of the cafeteria committee.
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Compton's Cafeteria was the center of the universe for us.
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Someone is throwing away uneaten lunches in the school cafeteria.
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Take Alba Morales, a cafeteria worker at the U.S. Senate.
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Even if it can't really compete with Google's own cafeteria.
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The Google cafeteria became the stuff of Silicon Valley legend.
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The flags of the students' homelands hang in the cafeteria.
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Corin was in the cafeteria for lunch, surrounded by friends.
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Barbara's school had no laboratories, no gym and no cafeteria.
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Might that be why he was isolated in the cafeteria?
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Afghan cafeteria workers cook and serve food to foreign troops.
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A cafeteria inside the Vatican for employees would also close.
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In another caption, the designer of the cafeteria was misidentified.
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So would other school staff like administrators and cafeteria workers.
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The cafeteria door was already open, and I looked inside.
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Here the cafeteria offered a BLT and a whoopie pie.
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In the cafeteria, students pelted a transgender student with food.
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He sees Penelope in the cafeteria, and he is captivated.
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We ran "private practices" in the cafeteria with no supervision.
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What happened that caused a Pennsylvania cafeteria worker to quit?
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Ms. Chase sat glumly in the cafeteria just before Thanksgiving.
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They couldn't check what the cafeteria was serving that day.
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Luby's Cafeteria shooting — 23 killed George "Jo-Jo" Hennard, an unemployed merchant seaman, shot and killed 23 people and wounded 27 others during the lunchtime rush at Luby's Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, on Oct.
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My mother passed through the Nahariya train station right before a suicide bomber struck there, and my sister was in a cafeteria at the Hebrew University campus when Palestinians blew up a different cafeteria.
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Clinton was shaking hands in the employee cafeteria at Harrah's casino.
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The gourmet food turned out to be cafeteria-level or worse.
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"I walked into the cafeteria and there they were," she said.
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Back in the Bonner school cafeteria, it was almost 9 p.m.
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No collection of slick reusable dishes or mugs in a cafeteria.
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They all want to have a hot meal at the cafeteria.
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In the Louisiana hospital I stood in a slow cafeteria line.
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Jackie Sizemore works at the cafeteria at the Department of Commerce.
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Senior Rhainey Knight told FOX13 the cafeteria could become very crowded.
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Zipongo then creates a menu from the choices in Google's cafeteria.
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Other students, who had already finished, were gathering in the cafeteria.
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Leslie Cavazos, a school cafeteria worker, said she liked his ideas.
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I finish by lunchtime and then waddle over to the cafeteria.
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For lunch, I eat leftover pasta and watermelon from the cafeteria.
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I take half of one and grab soup from the cafeteria.
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Other justices order salad from the cafeteria, or pack a lunch.
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There are free donuts and candy in the cafeteria for staff.
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Grab a bagel and a cold brew from the work cafeteria.
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I mean, it's not "Cafeteria" anymore—it's transitional housing for criminals.
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Chants of "fuck you, Carreyrou" subsequently erupted in the Theranos cafeteria.
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The cafeteria was just about to open, when we were attacked.
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The space is Palantir Technologies' private, fully staffed, employee-only cafeteria.
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They also bought orange cafeteria tables to match his color scheme.
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Military: The Department of Defense (DOD) is proposing new cafeteria rules.
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They look like middle schoolers seeking a cafeteria table at lunchtime.
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His response was: 'You see those new tables in the cafeteria?
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Is the student who works in the cafeteria degrading the institution?
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But cafeteria workers did indeed turn Neal over to the police.
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One day, Clark sat in the cafeteria with her TV crew.
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The exposure was due to overnight construction work in the cafeteria.
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Each time, they ate in the White House Mess, a cafeteria.
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The space used to be a staff cafeteria, Ms. Johnson said.
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I felt like I was back in my college dorm cafeteria.
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The torrent also struck Vale administrative buildings, including the company cafeteria.
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But he never got hassled in the cafeteria or between classes.
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Claiborne and his friends read about it in their school cafeteria.
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A snack in the cafeteria that satisfies your stomach and soul.
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Twitter invites guest chefs to cook at the company cafeteria periodically.
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Saturday evening's intimate, warmly lit dinner looked like a cafeteria meal.
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My parents were blue collar (machinist, sawmill operator, seamstress, cafeteria cook).
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We go to the office cafeteria, and I get a sandwich.
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The cafeteria chefs were instructed to be generous with the salt.
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I used my lunch hour to serve as a cafeteria monitor.
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Classmates exchanged Valentine's Day carnations sold for $1 in a cafeteria.
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Students are thrown together across racial and economic divides in activities like clubs and sports teams, but white students tend to have lunch in one cafeteria, while another cafeteria is predominantly filled with students of color.
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So, we asked contemporary teens to help us update the cafeteria scene.
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Here's what a high school cafeteria room really looks like in 2019.
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No word yet on what kind of toppings the Apple cafeteria offers.
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Usually, because of our size, the English department met in the cafeteria.
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On the day of the Columbine shooting, the cafeteria served Chinese food.
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They are also providing breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the school's cafeteria.
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Luckily, my company has a cafeteria with great food for great prices.
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Though I qualified for free lunch, I never went to the cafeteria.
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I get chicken and pork souvlaki with collard greens from the cafeteria.
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The cafeteria downstairs is super cheap, and the salad bar is great.
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My grandmother worked in a cafeteria; my grandfather worked on a trolley.
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We were all in the cafeteria and there was a food fight.
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I head down to our cafeteria to see what they have today.
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The shooting unfolded in Mattoon High School's cafeteria around 163:30 a.m.
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These are not just cafeteria — this is all levels of Google, everywhere.
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One time I was alone, completely alone, cleaning windows in the cafeteria.
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Once the ceremony comes to an end, they step into the cafeteria.
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But someone has to open the doors and lead the cafeteria committee.
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Castile, a school cafeteria worker, had no animosity toward police, she said.
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When Jughead arrives in the school cafeteria, all eyes are on him.
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Sidebar - Metro now has a mini 28500-6900 in its cafeteria area.
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This job category includes cafe servers, cafeteria workers, and snack bar attendants.
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At first glance, the easy answer may appear to be the cafeteria.
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An overflow room with a livestream was set up in the cafeteria.
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We visited Glide Memorial Church, a few blocks north of Compton's Cafeteria.
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I stop by the cafeteria at work and buy some Ritz crackers.
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It can't be easy to be a school cafeteria manager these days.
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They worked out in a gym and ate in an opulent cafeteria.
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Zwick said he saw dogs hanging out in front of the cafeteria.
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Around the corner is a cafeteria called Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.
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My dad was a plumber, my mother worked in the school cafeteria.
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We'll fill our stomachs up in the cafeteria on the 14th floor.
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Students should limit sharing food, and cafeteria workers should practice strict hygiene.
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Schools should screen cafeteria workers and those they come in contact with.
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She would sit in the cafeteria alone, barely eating, occasionally nodding off.
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A former boarding school student assiduously dodged watermelon slices in the cafeteria.
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Later, some health officials sought to ban poutine on school cafeteria menus.
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But there would be no place for him at that cafeteria table.
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The worker had shared shuttle buses and the casino cafeteria with colleagues.
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The cafeteria is always way too crowded, and the lines are insane.
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Freshman Jaylen Fryberg shoots five people in the school cafeteria, killing one.
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Ikea has long been known for its Swedish meatballs in its cafeteria.
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It's vegan burgers today, with potatoes and green beans, in the cafeteria.
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As I walked, I made a mental note of the cafeteria car.
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The second-class compartments were closer to the cafeteria car as well.
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Students march to the cafeteria singing songs swearing loyalty to Mr. Kim.
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Many are low-wage jobs like cafeteria workers, custodians, and security guards.
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I get fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and green beans from the cafeteria.
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This is not about who sits with whom in the school cafeteria.
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The commission will host Monday's meeting in a middle school cafeteria instead.
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There's now an elephant sitting in the Vox Media cafeteria for Eater.
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Even going through the queue line, seeing the inside of the hospital where Rick woke up, it's not just one little corridor, it's the entire cafeteria — in the comic book, the cafeteria is where they threw all the bodies.
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Editorial When the Labor Department ruled last week that 674 workers in the cafeteria of the United States Senate had been denied their full pay in recent years, the contractor that runs the cafeteria said it was an accident.
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No lonely lunches I go to the cafeteria for lunch like everyone else.
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I finally get in and grab a breakfast taco in the work cafeteria.
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I supplement this "lunch" with some of the snacks from yesterday's cafeteria haul.
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Boyfriend brought my favorite soup home from his work cafeteria yesterday — carrot ginger.
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I'm starving, so I head to the cafeteria for scrambled eggs and toast.
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Richard Baker: I started drawing in the high school cafeteria to deflect bullies.
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There are loading bays and storage facilities, a parking lot and a cafeteria.
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Sources told the outlet Fogle was initially serving sandwiches in the inmate cafeteria.
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The cafeteria sometimes shudders with the reverberations of a blast from the pit.
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I go buy a massive tuna salad wrap and chips in the cafeteria.
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Six gunmen chased a student into the high school cafeteria firing their weapons.
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I mosey to the cafeteria and buy buffalo popcorn chicken to munch on.
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It sounds like snot girls in the cafeteria, you know what I mean?
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Boys are scattered across the cafeteria with their heads buried in their shirts.
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I get a salad from the cafeteria and eat in the pumping room.
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"If we're early, we just go to the cafeteria," said Nicole, a sophomore.
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Lessons learned Norberto Lázaro leans on the cafeteria table and rubs his forehead.
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The cafeteria food is disappointing, so I always try to pack a lunch.
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I forgot my waffles at home, so I walk over to the cafeteria.
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Fortunately, most people form groups and find a regular spot in the cafeteria.
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Building four was the cafeteria and the Apple library, a great, great resource.
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One of Jobs' most popular moves was revamping the cafeteria, dubbed Caffè Macs.
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We would walk to about two or three blocks away from Compton's Cafeteria.
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A 14-year-old student opened fire in the cafeteria and wounded four.
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Coughlin says the best spot to be in the village is the cafeteria.
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First there was Luby's Cafeteria, followed by a 10-year run at Popeye's.
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Many workers are bringing their cafeteria lunches home, to share with their families.
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After some convincing of the staff, I was taken to the hospital cafeteria.
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The EPA headquarters does not have its own cafeteria or private dining room.
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It was usually 30 or 40 of us at this big cafeteria table.
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Paul Jones's "I Won't Complain" by a lunch lady in his school cafeteria.
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We chat as we eat cafeteria-level meals served on plastic Amtrak plates.
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After the call, we went to the hospital cafeteria with Nabih's Aunt Amina.
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José Gonzáles, who owns a small cafeteria in downtown Havana, was more sanguine.
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Would I be dining with my daughter or fighting in a prison cafeteria?
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At that, he walked down the stairs of the cafeteria, to the courts.
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The windows of the cafeteria had been shattered and glass was scattered everywhere.
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The cafeteria provides unlimited do-it-yourself sandwiches, coffee, snacks and ice cream.
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She began stealing salt packets from burger joints and her high school's cafeteria.
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A cafeteria worker in an elementary school, she applied to naturalize in January.
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I always get breakfast at the cafeteria downstairs before going to my desk.
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Inside, there are vast parking lots, a cavernous employee cafeteria, lawns and fountains.
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"The cafeteria person or the janitor," Senator Audrey Gibson, a Democrat, later quipped.
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A cafeteria-style restaurant, Havelska Koruna, was amazingly located right in Stare Mesto.
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That's because the private employers of said cafeteria workers have routinely underpaid them.
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They lined up in the cafeteria for dinner — chicken, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables.
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A man cleans the cafeteria of PS 156 and LS 392, March 16.
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Their mac and cheese is legendary and their Cafeteria Cosmo is my jam.
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To honor his legacy, today the cafeteria will be serving Vice Principal Schneider.
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On a recent Tuesday, the cafeteria at KairosPDX charter school in Portland, Ore.
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I head down to the cafeteria and get sides from the hot bar.
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But when you're building a cafeteria and keeping it stocked, it goes quickly.
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I was taken to an empty gym, and then to a small cafeteria.
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Every morning, cafeteria workers measure the radiation in fresh ingredients used in lunches.
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"Cafeteria workers measure the radiation in fresh ingredients used in lunches," she writes.
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Duties included monitoring hallways, the cafeteria and the arrival and dismissal of students.
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Another went to Philip's Academy, where it's the mini-farm in the cafeteria.
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There are high-end shops, a cafeteria, and even a first-class lounge.
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In December, she called the Topeka High senior class into the school cafeteria.
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When parents are banned from the cafeteria, as they were in Beaverton, Ore.
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For Eid al-Adha last summer, one cafeteria served a Middle Eastern spread.
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Think back to when you were a kid in the cafeteria lunch line.
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Felicia was a regular patron of San Francisco's Compton's Cafeteria, a refuge for queens and transgender people in the 60s, and the site of the historic 403 Compton's Cafeteria Riot, when patrons of the diner fought back against discrimination by police.
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That's when Blanca, who in an earlier episode had been cruelly forced to stand on a cafeteria table for hours on end without even a bathroom break, took her post on a cafeteria table once again as an act of defiance.
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Ms. Saad, the daughter of a cafeteria worker, was not trained as a journalist.
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"I recognized the parent's attitude: 'You're a fat, stupid cafeteria lady,&apos" she says.
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We made our principal into a meme and hung it in the cafeteria. pic.twitter.
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"It's like being at the [cafeteria] in high school," Criss, 31, tells CNBC Make.
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The decline doesn't mean there was suddenly less demand for landscapers or cafeteria workers.
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She wound up unable to breathe and suffocated on the cold, hard cafeteria floor.
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Detained immigrant children line up in the cafeteria at the Karnes County Residential Center.
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He loves Chuck E. Cheese, and Clifton's Cafeteria in L.A. Anything that's critter-centric.
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Castile, a 32-year-old school cafeteria manager, died shortly after in a hospital.
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I get lasagna, a side salad, Perrier, and coffee at the cafeteria for lunch.
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One officer then punches her leg, pushing her face down on a cafeteria table.
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But we know that she's young, attractive and underemployed as a hospital cafeteria worker.
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Eating the cafeteria food also seems to have led to diarrhea in many cases.
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While inside, I worked as a baker in the cafeteria at the Corrections Department.
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I'm thinking the last taco bowl I tasted was in a junior-high cafeteria.
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Grab a cup of coffee from the cafeteria, even though I really want Starbucks.
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State authorities are investigating the death of the 32-year-old school cafeteria supervisor.
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Hernandez was written up, and netted 15 days without cafeteria privileges for the offense.
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Besides conference duties, the junior justice is also traditionally assigned to the cafeteria committee.
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Inside the cafeteria, where parents reported for the preseason meeting, another banner still hangs.
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It's an interest-based power struggle that resembles groups in a high school cafeteria.
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I mean, just look to the nearest high school cafeteria or street style roundup.
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HST Where: Lanai High and Elementary School Cafeteria His stance on the BCRA: Sen.
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The system was to pick up a tray and get your dinner cafeteria style.
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There is a cafeteria here, but most students dine there just once a week.
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Compton's Cafeteria [in the Tenderloin District] was the center of the universe for us.
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Employees can even grab a bite at an outdoor extension of the indoor cafeteria.
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A Conservative Party platform cannot survive however with such a cafeteria approach to principal.
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I decide to get some breakfast (which I don't always eat) from the cafeteria.
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In reality, Zin-mi's father is a journalist, and her mother a cafeteria worker.
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"It's a little bit like serving sushi in the workplace cafeteria," Ms. Akers said.
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The vessels will serve as floating hotels, providing bunks and cafeteria services for responders.
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There is a free cafeteria whose recent menu included sushi and pork tri-tip.
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But those vibrant physicists in the CERN cafeteria didn't seem burdened with existential angst.
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At a launch event on Sunday in an Apple cafeteria, their excitement was palpable.
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Despite working at major tech companies, contract workers, such as janitors and cafeteria workers, .
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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She was a cafeteria worker, and had been for several years before I arrived.
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Staffers were repeatedly dispatched to the cafeteria to get her lunch, the officials say.
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I'll walk him through it over a chicken salad sandwich in the Times cafeteria.
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A new, enlarged cafeteria, also run by Starr Catering, is part of the plan.
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The cafeteria was turned into a respite area for families searching for loved ones.
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An hour later, the usually teeming cafeteria was dark, its chairs on the tables.
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Their ratings average out to "not bad," with several comparisons to school-cafeteria pizza.
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It's the skate park; it's the high-school cafeteria; it's the YouTube comments section.
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That is too high a price, they say, for the income the cafeteria generates.
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Or they could just eat the locally sourced organic food in the school's cafeteria.
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When my ex and I first met, our eyes locked across a crowded cafeteria.
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Big companies usually build out a cafeteria, while small companies hand out meal vouchers.
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A nearby cafeteria had orange vinyl flooring, something that I hadn't seen in years.
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Around the cafeteria table, PSUSU members planned their Disorientation Guide, a popular recruiting tool.
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Perhaps I'd walk into the cafeteria to find everyone pointing at me and laughing.
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It looks like food I would order at a nice restaurant, not a cafeteria.
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I leave my orientee and head down to the hospital cafeteria for more coffee.
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Walking past, I could peek into the cafeteria where I'd been an hour before.
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And they adorned the walls of the cafeteria with bright pictures of fresh produce.
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He had lunched, reluctantly, on some woeful pizza in the medical center's student cafeteria.
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A water fountain in the cafeteria had a level of 3,200 parts per billion.
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That's how I found Ramirez hours after our chat in the Good Trouble cafeteria.
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Their wishes: personal computers, better cafeteria food and a "funner environment," Mr. Ekno said.
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I walked past Valentine Hall, the cafeteria, its large windows ghostly in the moonlight.
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It's got the incentive structure of a high school cafeteria, coupled with algorithmic virality.
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A female guard in the cafeteria used to squeeze her breasts, Suchite told Reuters.
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In November, a man threw a soft drink at Stubb's face in a cafeteria.
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I'm tired of eating homemade food, so I got to the cafeteria for lunch.
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Guðni slipped into the cafeteria, where the audience had gathered, and began to speak.
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She also met her husband-to-be, an advertising executive, in the company cafeteria.
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They power classroom interactive whiteboards and warm water for the cafeteria, among other things.
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They wore suits, ate meals in the firm's cafeteria and played basketball to unwind.
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They also shared a habit of having a late breakfast in the Senate cafeteria.
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A hierarchy exists at SoulCycle that's not unlike that of a high school cafeteria.
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They thought about a lot of that and the different areas in the cafeteria.
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" Since giving birth, she tells the crowd, her body has "turned into a cafeteria.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Think of the stock market right now as a high-school cafeteria.
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You turn right right before you walked into the cafeteria, and then took another right.
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A request for comment from the principal and cafeteria supervisor was directed to DeKoninck's office.
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Then I head down to the cafeteria and buy three small tangerines to eat later.
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Stop by the table outside of the cafeteria and donate food for our food drive!!
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I go to the Starbucks in the hospital's cafeteria and order a grande hazelnut latte.
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She powdered her own face over the smell of deli sandwiches in the Senate cafeteria.
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In New Jersey, these so-called cafeteria plan benefits are typically included in taxable wages.
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Businesses should consider taking leftover or uneaten cafeteria food and turning it into rich compost.
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The cafeteria here is highly subsidized by the government, which makes the food much cheaper!
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I scurry out of the cafeteria after I eat and go back to my desk.
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It used vaporized water to crisp vegetables and featured a cafeteria with seating for 300.
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The county sheriff's office initially confirmed a shooter was reported in the Hawkins Middle cafeteria.
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A favorite of House staff members, the cafeteria will remain closed while tests are conducted.
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" He said, "Justice Kagan succeeded in getting a new frozen yogurt machine in the cafeteria.
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For Valentine's Day, Couric enjoyed "a blue velvet cupcake in the Yahoo cafeteria," she says.
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I get a sandwich and small fries and eat with my coworkers in our cafeteria.
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The following day, there was suddenly a crosswalk connecting the alleyway and the Facebook cafeteria.
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I get a plate of biscuits and gravy and a water bottle in the cafeteria.
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I power through and eat lunch (which I bought at the cafeteria) at my desk.
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The following day, they summoned the staff for an all-hands meeting in the cafeteria.
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Then there are the surreptitious escape routes: second-floor windows and little-used cafeteria exits.
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In the end, we were so many that we watched in the Röntgen-Gymnasium cafeteria.
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He's to be branded a heretic by the Cult of Racism's cafeteria bigotry bean counters.
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The giant cafeteria in Facebook's headquarters was cleared to create space for a town hall.
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She said he tried to intimidate her in the courthouse cafeteria by staring her down.
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He even did a short stint as a busboy in the New York Times cafeteria.
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She took more cartons of milk than she was supposed to from the school cafeteria.
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Next door there was an airy employee cafeteria with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking cornfields.
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I get my usual salad from the office cafeteria and a cup of green tea.
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The office featured a speakeasy, a full-service cafeteria, game rooms, and a small gym.
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New Hampshire school cafeteria worker fired for giving food to student who couldn't pay - WHBQ!
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The cafeteria rules would apply to military contractors that run the dining facilities for soldiers.
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They resented his ambition, glaring at him and serving him half portions in the cafeteria.
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Starting in 1902, coin-operated vending machines spat out hot, fresh, and affordable cafeteria food.
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There is one cafeteria for the hundreds of journalists there, and it's packed all afternoon.
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Then Olympus found an unlikely helper: an obscure Chinese company that ran the factory's cafeteria.
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I wanted to go back to M.R.E.s and the cafeteria and decisions made for me.
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As word spread through the plant, workers stopped the lines and gathered in the cafeteria.
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Angela McQueen, a teacher, and a school resource officer headed to the cafeteria to investigate.
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"Gibby went to the cafeteria for lunch and passed out at a table," Leary explains.
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You can find it in basically every cafeteria, restaurant, and grandmother's house on a Monday.
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Spencer eventually gets something to eat in the hospital cafeteria which is thankfully still open.
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I.O.'s Laundry and Dry Cleaning International Union, William Loeb gathered them in the cafeteria.
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Neediest Cases Fund: Meet the single mother who makes salads in the Google employee cafeteria.
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They took audience questions, ate a quick cafeteria lunch, dismantled the set with preternatural efficiency.
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Sometimes there's a further break for lunch in the school's cafeteria, sometimes they eat after.
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We've learned the former Subway pitchman was assigned cafeteria duties at Federal Correctional Institution Englewood.
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The first morning of the conference, I picked at my breakfast in the dormitory cafeteria.
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I think he would say that if he was speaking in a high school cafeteria.
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Then dive into the smorgasbord of international flavors at the casual cafeteria-style dining section.
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He bought his first video camera with savings from selling doughnuts at a school cafeteria.
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They make a full cafeteria menu, but I tend to stick to the salad bar.
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I see that D. went to his work cafeteria today for either breakfast or lunch.
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One day, he decided to eat at a proper restaurant instead of the company cafeteria.
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I walk down to the cafeteria and get a turkey wrap, chips, and a pickle.
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I spotted two Bevi machines in the cafeteria, which dispense still and sparkling flavored water.
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What we really need for the schools would be some guns on the cafeteria tables.
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But he'd take me to eat at a nearby cafeteria, and he'd ask small questions.
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To highlight #sportsmen contributions 2 conservation I installed Big Buck Hunter in the employee cafeteria.
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He kills two students in the school cafeteria, a 16 and a 17-year-old.
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On a recent afternoon, about 20 seniors gathered in a room next to the cafeteria.
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I head to the cafeteria and pick up a sandwich, some chips, and a soda.
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The mini-farm in the cafeteria at Philip's Academy is a significant piece of technology.
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There is a large, cafeteria-like room with roughly a dozen restaurants serving hot food.
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When it was implemented, the daily cash intake from the cafeteria significantly increased, raising suspicions.
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Each time, they ate in the White House Mess, a cafeteria in the White House.
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Bickel said cafeteria staff stood up and burst into applause when the plan was announced.
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Both the trout and the stew are in the Western Range section of the cafeteria.
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We all served ourselves, and faculty and students sat together in democratic collegiality, cafeteria-style.
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Eventually, cafeteria workers served up thousands of meals for the homebound and others in Humacao.
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At college, she didn't know how to cope with the cafeteria options — covered in sauce.
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In some cases, cafeteria workers have thrown out the meals children with negative balances order.
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INDIANOLA, Iowa — The brightly lit high school cafeteria began to fill up shortly before 210 p.m.
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Bunny Rogers: Columbine Cafeteria continues at Greenspon (71 Morton Street, West Village, Manhattan) through June 25.
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She quickly rose through the ranks, and last year was promoted to cafeteria manager at Carver.
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Lunch: Salad from the company cafeteria with romaine lettuce, carrots, chickpeas, cucumbers, sunflower seeds, and tuna.
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We are trying to change the culture of throwing everything in the trash in their cafeteria.
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And critically acclaimed restaurants like M. Wells, in MoMA PS24's cafeteria, started popping up too.
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For example, it would allow homes only one license to operate a restaurant, cafeteria or bar.
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Working in the correctional officers' cafeteria, where guards are served steak, is something of a promotion.
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Charlie Ayers, the first chef at Google's cafeteria, speaks in the book about the raucous atmosphere.
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The cafeteria, three square meals, we saw breakfast, scrambled eggs, a biscuit, fruit, and hash browns.
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Wired says it's meant for letting employees take pizza from the cafeteria back to their desks.
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Faculty receive no income or stipends from the university, but do get housing and cafeteria meals.
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The other issues were just empty complaints, borne of terrible—but otherwise socially acceptable—cafeteria food.
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Videos posted from the city of Shenzen in Guangdong showed water flooding into a hotel cafeteria.
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I text the other families I'm visiting to see if they want anything from the cafeteria.
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Hillary Clinton greets service workers in the employee cafeteria at the Rio Hotel & Casino on Feb.
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They arrived at the campus around lunchtime, and headed for the cafeteria with their school chaperones.
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Almaz Memgesteab is a cook who serves US Department of Agriculture workers in their staff cafeteria.
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Signs in the cafeteria remind staff to eat fruits and vegetables, though many prefer heartier fare.
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But July 6 wasn't the first time the officer and the school cafeteria supervisor crossed paths.
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I go to the cafeteria at school and get a cup of soup and half sandwich.
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It's hard to avoid politics when the only television in the cafeteria shows CNN 24/7.
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CBS Minnesota reported that Castile's mother, Valerie Castile, said her son was a school cafeteria supervisor.
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They have a cafeteria at his office so he gets a chicken pico de gallo wrap.
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High school friend Jeremy Wentz saw him at the hospital cafeteria the morning after the shooting.
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"I called down to the hospital cafeteria and ordered cookies and milk for Santa," she says.
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In the cafeteria, I would fight friends who claimed that Joe was the more talented brother.
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The first class lounge is spacious where other clubs' feel crowded, like a high school cafeteria.
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He said a torrent of sludge tore through the mine's offices, including a cafeteria during lunchtime.
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Wassenaar describes the "must-come spot," area of the office as right outside of its cafeteria.
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Kevin Lee, a chef at the cafeteria, says he had seven checks bounce during the shutdown.
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A new menu item at the State Department cafeteria shouldn't wait for the inauguration: triple espressos.
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The snack monitor's name is Red, like the inmate in charge of the cafeteria in OITNB.
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Mess Hall is the sole dining option, and the simple, fresh food is served cafeteria style.
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The China Cafeteria in Dekalb County, Georgia is never going to be known for its food.
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Inside, all the students, done with school for 45 minutes now, sat stuck in the cafeteria.
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Speaking separately in the cafeteria, Trump urged students to find new friends to eat lunch with.
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"I can tell you this," she told the crowd of women gathered in the hospital cafeteria.
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Disability "It's rude to point," my friend told me from across the elementary-school cafeteria table.
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During a union-mandated break, Barry went to the staff cafeteria in search of a latte.
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But on Thursday, lawmakers and members of their staff filled the Parliament cafeteria, dining among themselves.
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When Mr. Reyes renamed the cafeteria Café 69 on his mural, the school adopted the name.
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One of the authors on the cafeteria-workers study explained it to the Harvard Business Review.
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The money also covers $40 million in workplace improvements, such as new lighting and cafeteria updates.
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For the second half of the training, everyone trooped to the cafeteria and broke into groups.
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We spoke for three hours in the cafeteria of the assisted-living facility in Lexington, Mass.
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I eat in the cafeteria like everyone else to connect and foster collaboration and community. 4.
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We were either eating out somewhere, like McDonald's or Chinese food, or in the hospital cafeteria.
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I recreated the When Harry Met Sally orgasm scene in my college cafeteria on a dare.
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I treat myself to a breakfast wrap from the cafeteria instead of my usual yogurt ($5.49).
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There are 473,860 counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop workers employed in the US.
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With schools like Columbia and Harvard that changed their spring break-cafeteria policy, progress was made.
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A policeman's manhandling was the final straw on a hot summer night at Gene Compton's cafeteria.
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The program helped her land a job at Restaurant Associates, which operates the Google employee cafeteria.
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Now he's serving food at the correctional officers' cafeteria, which has higher-end food, including steaks.
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The three photographers took a minute to catch their breath in the New York Times cafeteria.
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One teenager sat at a cafeteria table with his head bowed and hands clasped, praying silently.
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He is especially beloved by young readers (and cafeteria workers) for his hilarious Lunch Lady series.
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Graphic Content Riad Sattouf's parents met in the early 1970s in a cafeteria at the Sorbonne.
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If cruise ships conjure images of massive buffets and cafeteria-style meals for you, think again.
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Thousands of Google's cafeteria workers have unionized California now requires solar panels on all new homes.
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A charity Bedlam tournament, held in a Microsoft cafeteria not long after, raised $2,500, Lemson said.
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The cafeteria was huge and filled with light from the windows overlooking the High Line park.
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"Think about a pea on a plastic spoon that's shooting across a cafeteria," Greg Duplantis said.
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Candy-color tablecloths camouflage cafeteria tables, and strobe lights transform the gymnasium into a dance floor.
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Researchers watched 27,933 customers over 46 days in a college cafeteria, of whom 8,279 selected vegetables.
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Esther, the custodian, passed through the cafeteria, she saw Kenlee and laid down to comfort her.
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The nurses said they all like to go to the cafeteria together to satisfy pregnancy cravings.
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Ortega reportedly frequents the same coffee shop every day and eats lunch in his company's cafeteria.
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In effect, congressional Republicans have sought to compartmentalize Mr. Trump's presidency, adopting a cafeteria-style approach.
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His own wife worked at a school cafeteria, part time and on a short-term contract.
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But the janitors, security guards, and cafeteria servers who work as subcontractors in federal buildings didn't.
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After New Hampshire, journalists and pundits are desperately scanning the cafeteria for their next soul mate.
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Sheriffs boost their budgets by hiring out inmates as cafeteria workers at the statehouse, for instance.
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He would doubtless be the first prime minister who once waited tables in the Knesset cafeteria.
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Mr. McIntyre said he encountered new ideas every day now, like food on a cafeteria shelf.
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"Are you winking at me?" asked the woman standing in line behind me in the cafeteria.
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If you liked cards, there was always a posse of people playing spades in the cafeteria.
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Because the staff deserves to eat tasty things, too—not just stuff that resembles cafeteria slop.
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One source said staff could be seen saying their goodbyes to colleagues upon leaving the cafeteria.
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Perhaps the altar is a prelude to the video work, Mandy's Piano Solo in Columbine Cafeteria.
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But it was so important to this episode, that last scene in the cafeteria, in particular.
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Cafeteria Wardrobe (2016): In a worried wardrobe, Watteau's pierrot hangs, then gives up the ghost. Ingenuous. Ingenious.
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Instagram has replaced the high school cafeteria as the place to see and be seen throwing shade.
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Our cafeteria was stocked with five-star cuisine we could enjoy for free while on our breaks.
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I'm strict about allowing myself only one day a week where I buy lunch from our cafeteria.
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The most envy-inducing elementary school cafeteria snack of our youths has been out of our reach.
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The executive dining room space could be part of the area currently hosting HHS's new cafeteria options.
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Bursts of gunfire followed the attack, which targeted the Italian Coffee cafeteria, located near the passport office.
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But at a middle school cafeteria here, a man, Mike Valde, presented him with a tragic tale.
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It was an outdoor cafeteria set up outside a wet market that had closed for the day.
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In 2019, 80 Google contractors in Pittsburgh and 2,300 Google cafeteria workers in Silicon Valley successfully unionized.
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Before Kagan's stint as queen of the cafeteria, there were some other major changes, but not many.
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Craig, a total rat, texts Colin and tells him about Heidi's lunch in the cafeteria with Walter.
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I took him to the cafeteria and made awkward conversation until I faked an excuse and left.
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If I asked for milk that was not chocolate in the school cafeteria, I was mocked. Denigrated.
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Texas church shooting: Sutherland Springs, Texas (November, 2017): 26 killed during a church service Luby's Cafeteria shooting.
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I get a large bottle of water and a bowl of yogurt with fruit in the cafeteria.
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It's packed, and the precincts are separated into three rooms: the auditorium, the library, and the cafeteria.
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Even up close, under the harsh fluorescent light of this makeshift cafeteria, it looks so. frickin'. real.
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I walk the quarter-mile from my building to the onsite cafeteria and browse through the choices.
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It opens with Damian unscrewing the screws on a high school cafeteria table, presumably for a prank.
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Then we all go eat lunch in the cafeteria — it's Friday and it's been a long week.
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I order a grande iced coffee and then go to the cafeteria for tater tots with sausage.
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And while it wasn't as bad as cafeteria food, it did fall somewhat short of my expectations.
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Research assistants counted the number of diners taking vegetables by dressing as members of the cafeteria staff.
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Now at the cafeteria of the University of Lethbridge, Ryan was about to meet another desperate Syrian.
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Great company culture isn't about "having free snacks in your cafeteria" or a "foosball table," he argues.
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When she was in junior high, Rose Previte wasn't allowed to buy lunch from the school cafeteria.
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She filmed the iPhone X in the Apple cafeteria, in the open, but no one said anything.
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In fact, Jefferson currently has one of the highest cafeteria ratings by student satisfaction in the country.
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Teen opens fire: A 14-year-old is accused of opening fire in an Ohio school cafeteria.
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What's the criminal equivalent of that "crowded high school cafeteria wearing nothing but my underpants" stress dream?
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He was an all-star attorney who agreed to have breakfast in the Department of Justice cafeteria.
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To be honest, a job in the cafeteria was sounding pretty good to me at this point.
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Today, the former cafeteria serves as the atelier, which produces collection prototypes, special orders and short runs.
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I consider the risk of eating mussels from a corporate cafeteria ... but it smells (and tastes!) delicious.
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The tour guides led him through the music room, the auditorium where he performed "Footloose," the cafeteria.
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In the hours and days after Ms. Hamad's encounter in the cafeteria, similar incidents followed, students said.
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It's "something that my staff found for sale -- of all places -- in the Senate cafeteria," said Sen.
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The Motis facility is a windswept parking lot with a cafeteria, a laundromat, and showers for drivers.
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Between the 1940s and 1970s, it read, Compton's Cafeteria had been a meeting place for transgender people.
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When service staff members exceeded their goals, they got a free meal ticket to the company cafeteria.
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The affiliate's official job was to to provide catering, cleaning and security services to the employee cafeteria.
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Even when they're marching to the cafeteria, they'd be singing as a group about the Great Leader.
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To build his empire, he and his cronies privatized banks, hotels, TV channels, even the parliamentary cafeteria.
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But in Lodi's schools, as in much of Italy, children cannot bring outside food into the cafeteria.
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Reyes mentioned a nearby supermarket chain, Bravo, with a cafeteria that he and many minor leaguers frequented.
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Wittman spent a few days taking photos, and we hung out in the bustling kitchen and cafeteria.
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She would, in turn, practice her own funny faces whenever she could, including in the school cafeteria.
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But most of the cafeteria debt was not accrued by low-income students, the school committee said.
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The other day in the Saints' cafeteria, Brees, newly 40, glanced up and saw himself on television.
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On the schools' farm, for example, students cultivate produce and raise farm animals to sustain their cafeteria.
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An employee cafeteria inside the Vatican will also shut down as a precautionary measure until April 3.
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As with many of the more traditional restaurants in the city, the ordering process is cafeteria-style.
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Inside a "resting building," workers ate in a large cafeteria and bought snacks in a convenience store.
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Explain. — To what degree does your school cafeteria address the needs of students who have dietary restrictions?
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He has seen preparations under way for additional bed capacity in the hospital's cafeteria and the atrium.
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As Preston and his classmates had pizza, apple sauce and milk for lunch in the cafeteria, Mrs.
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"The Scottish are known to be stoic people," Srivastava said, drinking coffee in the bustling hospital cafeteria.
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The building has a kosher cafeteria and a large room for the three required daily worship services.
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There was even a cafeteria where women could pick up hot meals to take home after work.
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Our cafeteria closes at 1:30 and I don't have the energy to go out for lunch.
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The cafeteria is not the healthiest (based on my food choices) but it's super convenient, and cheap!
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"The cafeteria staff would come in at noon, wearing their hairnets, and hand out letters," she said.
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The Dreamers gather daily at a long Formica table in a D.S.U. cafeteria for food and conversation.
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Shkreli also spent time playing cards in the courthouse cafeteria Tuesday while jurors huddled over his fate.
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Here Mayor is in the cafeteria of San Sebastian airport, looking at all the messages flooding in!
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I was the only freshman in the class, so I went by myself to the freshman cafeteria.
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His mother, Chiara, known as Catherine, worked as a school cafeteria attendant to help makes ends meet.
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I bring it back to the office and head to our cafeteria to eat with my friend.
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Inside, the house was split into two sides: a dining area and a kitchen and cafeteria area.
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At lunchtime, he goes to the cafeteria, but like Jerry he has no money to actually eat.
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Eventually, the complex had a cafeteria with a fireplace, a fountain with catfish, and a swimming pool.
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It's also a great way to discover just how disliked the food at the C.I.A. cafeteria is.
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When the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened its first large cafeteria in 1954, it did so grudgingly.
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"It's a long flight," Trump joked after serving turkey in a cafeteria in Afghanistan on Thanksgiving night.
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His mother is the cafeteria chef at Floral Park-Bellerose School, an elementary school in Floral Park.
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Minutes later, the police responded to multiple calls that shots had been fired in the school's cafeteria.
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Agencies have already budgeted a set amount for contractors, which include janitors, cafeteria workers, developers, and consultants.
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A notice inside the building's lobby told staff the cafeteria would be closed until 11.30 a.m. EST.
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Holly Ridings Ridings remembers watching shuttle launches in her elementary school cafeteria, but her classmates didn't seem interested.
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The former sales employee recalled seeing engineers walk barefoot into the bathroom and then barefoot into the cafeteria.
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She was a social, happy teenager who talked to everybody—a self-described "table hopper" in the cafeteria.
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Caption: The largest of Olympus Town's domes contains a common room that doubles as rec room and cafeteria.
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Cover image: Detained immigrant children line up in the cafeteria at an immigration shelter in Texas, on Sept.
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If you have a company cafeteria, consider creating incentives for employees to purchase heart-healthy, nutrient-rich foods.
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And in 2010, Apple patented a round pizza box, which has been used in its employee cafeteria since.
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But in the [athletes'] village cafeteria, I just felt like I was going to get stepped on there.
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His sister said he had a "wonderful soul," and praised his work with children as a cafeteria supervisor.
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On the north end of the small campus, when I worked there, there was a large, bustling cafeteria.
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Chances are you saw a fist fight break out between students in the cafeteria, back in high school.
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I'm too hungry to be annoyed at how overpriced our cafeteria is for how boring the food tastes.
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In the high school cafeteria of awards contenders, The Greatest Showman doesn't really have much of a place.
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I run down to the cafeteria to grab a big bottle of water and some peanut butter crackers.
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I'm fascinated by how infatuated the kids are with simple things like the cafeteria and just ... chicken fingers.
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Students honored the age-old tradition of the senior prank by streaming porn on the school's cafeteria television.
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This year, the museum's pastry chef has also created a holiday sugar sculpture, on view outside the cafeteria.
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In particular, Philando Castile was a 32-year-old cafeteria supervisor at a Montessori school in St. Paul.
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The smell of cinnamon toast coming from the cafeteria hit me and I was 6 years old again.
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Their second date was in the cafeteria of a hospital where each of them had a parent dying.
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I opt for some eggs smothered in cheese, home fries, and sausage from the cafeteria in our building.
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Applications that enabled employees to book meetings, see cafeteria menus, and catch the right shuttle bus flickered out.
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Maybe don't watch this at work — or at least grab a few dozen cafeteria napkins before you do.
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The piece, designed by fellow Master Builder Erik Varszegi, is currently on display in the Enfield office's cafeteria.
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In the cafeteria, Zendaya's character calls Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and his friend Ned Leeds (Jacob Batalon) losers.
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Kagan said the junior justice is assigned to the monthly cafeteria committee until the next justice is confirmed.
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Diners move through the restaurant selecting their salads, braised meat dishes and sandwiches cafeteria-style, complete with trays.
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We stacked cafeteria trays with pies of every flavor at Luby's on "Friday Pie Day," our special tradition.
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The school cafeteria is a classroom in which the curriculum can improve health and academics over a lifetime.
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Maybe you just want to dream about something so much better than your mystery meal from the cafeteria.
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For many students, the abundant all-you-can-eat smorgasbord in the college cafeteria is far from reality.
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The school said the hefty sum went toward offices, a training room, a players' lounge, and a cafeteria.
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The way the school is set up, everybody comes in off the buses and gathers in the cafeteria.
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The team was staying at a school cafeteria, and the orders were clear: Do not raid the kitchen.
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I have a cafeteria account where any purchases up to $25 per week come directly from my paycheck.
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We have lunch at the cafeteria of another office building that's a five-minute walk away from us.
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Harvard has faced problems of its own, with cafeteria workers picketing over what they say are unfair wages.
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The university has said its library will be shut down and its cafeteria will offer a limited menu.
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He described what to look for on a cafeteria napkin and handed it to a colleague, Nicholas Samios.
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After a brief period as a cafeteria busboy, he was hired by Lord & Taylor as a window dresser.
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In the cafeteria with my mother and brother, I ate food and drank coffee that tasted like nothing.
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He was in fourth grade, standing in line in the cafeteria of his elementary school, in western Kentucky.
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They eat on china plates with metal silverware, at tables set with unlit votive candles, in the cafeteria.
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I would pack my lunch, only to toss it in the trash once I got to the cafeteria.
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We're talking about what you'd find in a high school cafeteria or at your aunt's house in Kalamazoo.
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The cafeteria was an echo-y room with bare concrete floors and steel-framed tables with porcelain tops.
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The couple met in the State Department cafeteria in November 2015, while waiting to pay for their meals.
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This week, Senate Democrats have been highlighting the struggles of low-wage contractors, like cafeteria workers and janitors.
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The African maidservant is replaced by the image of a city street where the sign, "Cafeteria," is prominent.
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As they munch on pizzas in the company's cafeteria, Peterson's dad hands her his iPhone X to test.
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The Pittsburgh workers, employed by contractor HCL Technologies, protested on Monday by wearing black to the office cafeteria.
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Just as much as I love tacos with carne asada, Los Angeles-style, and these cafeteria tacos, too.
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"Surprise food" doesn't necessarily sound all that appetizing, evoking memories of graying cafeteria "mystery meat" of unknown origin.
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More than a hundred others waited to hear from him in an overflow room in the school's cafeteria.
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Some schools have reportedly had to take money out of their classroom budgets to meet the cafeteria requirements.
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The soup won in a landslide, and the school is considering adding it to the cafeteria lunch menu.
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It felt like a cafeteria, bakery, pizza shop, bar, and museum all rolled into one delightful retail experience.
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WHEN THEY COME HERE THIS PLACE HAS THE LARGEST CAFETERIA, EATING SPACE ON CAMPUS THAT'S THE LARGEST AUDITORIUM.
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SET UP By 63:15 or 8:30 I'm at my table in the cafeteria of the school.
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In the cafeteria, a staff member watched as Brittany told me about the abuse of patients by staff.
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This time, the seasoned restaurateur and chef John DeLucie, along with Cafeteria Group, is giving it a shot.
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I stop by the cafeteria for a bagel and grapes before getting through a marathon of morning meetings.
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The result, in his father's description, is to fling upward like a projectile in a cafeteria food fight.
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I've run out of food to pack for lunch today, so I'll pick up something in the cafeteria.
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There is a cafeteria-style spot diagonally across from our building and they have a delightful sushi buffet.
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In the Fairfield Inn & Suites cafeteria, where the displaced families eat breakfast, Bosse helps her kids with homework.
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Indian workers don't usually eat lunch out: It's expensive, and office cafeteria food is usually of poor quality.
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I was not organized enough to make something for lunch so I give the hospital cafeteria a shot.
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She said that some kids ran out of the cafeteria and called their parents to take them home.
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Cafeteria workers at the debate site enlisted the candidates' support as they fought successfully for a better contract.
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Neither does the cafeteria in Gizmodo's giant office building, but somehow, the coffee stall two feet away does.
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The cafeteria workers are organizing through Unite Here, which represents food service and hospitality workers, according to Recode.
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He served turkey to troops in a cafeteria, posed for photos and delivered brief remarks in a hangar.
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I don't think you could get them to read the ingredients of the sandwich in the Senate cafeteria.
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Each meal costs $1.30, though a limited supply of private snacks can be bought from a jail cafeteria.
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What if they have to knock down the cafeteria door or the bathroom wall to get you out?
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Hedda was there, and props people came, and various support-staff members I recognized from the WQED cafeteria.
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The incriminating vid plays like a "Mean Girls" scene, but at Buckingham Palace instead of a school cafeteria.
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The new site also features a cafeteria where employees can have free lunches, created with produce sourced locally.
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Can we get better food than the public cafeteria, and can we have our metal admissions badges back?
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Adidas employees who spoke to The Times said that in the company cafeteria, black employees often sit together.
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Google — which offers kelp to 6,000 employees in its New York City cafeteria — is already his largest customer.
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She walks out of the world's most popular search engine, but before that she steals a garbage bag from a cafeteria and fills it with free food from that cafeteria and a few of the others, as well as with Tupperwared leftovers, such as someone's masala curry, from the refrigerators.
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In the glass-encased room of the cafeteria where clerks could discuss cases in confidence, he sharpened his arguments.
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Daniel Turner's Particle Processed Cafeteria is on view at König Galerie (Alexandrinenstr 118–121, Berlin, Germany) through October 30.
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In spite of that disadvantage, cafeteria workers at Airbnb's corporate headquarters managed to unionize with the United Auto Workers.
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Startups looking to cash checks had better start learning Swedish and get ready for meetings at the IKEA cafeteria.
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I said hello to a few people gathered outside, and then looked for the conference's organizer in the cafeteria.
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Although sales and engineering were kept on separate floors in New York, the two departments shared a common cafeteria.
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In 2011, McRae went back to work, getting a job as a cafeteria dishwasher in her local school district.
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I swing down to the cafeteria and buy a tuna sandwich with carrots and a pickle on the side.
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Points can be exchanged for food in the company's cafeteria, worth up to 64,000 yen annually (around $570 USD).
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Buildings that once contained barracks, schools, a cafeteria, and other non-industrial facilities were emptied and left to rot.
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Cooks in the hospital's cafeteria baked a wedding cake, and relatives ran out to get a dress for Lamas.
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This time, however, I dare to venture into the office cafeteria to use their toaster for my mini bagel.
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Then they'd allegedly underreport what the cafeteria had earned that day, taking most of what it had actually made.
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I'm still a bit peckish afterward, so I grab a mini Korean noodle salad from the cafeteria to supplement.
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As youngsters run laughing and screaming into the school cafeteria for breakfast, their parents saunter out, some visibly relieved.
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That extra paycheck will be paid to everyone — factory workers, janitors, senior staff, engineers, cafeteria workers, and so forth.
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My dad started working here at Arnold's Country Kitchen back when it used to be called Lynn Chandler's Cafeteria.
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Ten cafeteria employees were evaluated, and most were taken to hospitals with "minor injuries," a Fire Department official said.
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That phase of my existence ended several weeks ago when the meatloaf salad showed up in my workplace cafeteria.
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Watson gave his first game check to three cafeteria workers who were still trying to recover from the hurricane.
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The food in our cafeteria is pretty bland, but it's cheaper than what I'd get at a restaurant nearby.
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He was eating a sausage on a stick in the central cafeteria during the tour, while executives stood by.
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Back in the cafeteria, a group of women rush to finish lunch before their 50-minute break is over.
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They included hundreds of the company's own employees, many of them having lunch in the cafeteria, recklessly sited below.
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I have a break and sneak a couple Halloween candies from the break room and retreat to the cafeteria.
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What kind of lunch did you enjoy in the cafeteria and, more importantly, what did it say about you?
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The reincarnated version has all the charm of a hospital cafeteria, with white laminate walls and glaring fluorescent lights.
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My work friend IMs me and asks if I want to meet her at the Starbucks in our cafeteria.
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I was the number one person putting Gene Compton's Cafeteria historical plaque on the 100 block of Taylor Street.
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He sold illegal cable boxes to his classmates, stole from the cafeteria, and even from many of his classmates.
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The amount of vegetables diners took from self-serve containers was weighed by actual members of the cafeteria staff.
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You never know when the battle between the light and the dark sides will erupt in your school cafeteria.
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There's a lot to consider when deciding on a college, from the school's academic stature to the cafeteria food.
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A new interactive meme prompts people to choose where they'd sit from an image of labeled school cafeteria tables.
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Both of them were long-time cafeteria workers in a New Canaan high school and a middle school respectively.
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Driver, wearing an orange jumpsuit, eats in the cafeteria, interacts with his coworkers, and gets reprimanded by his boss.
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The study looked at 690 employees using an onsite cafeteria, as well as 195 students choosing catered lunch options.
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Martin shows up at the hospital and tells an agitated and reluctant Steven to meet him in the cafeteria.
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At the food pantry, he likes to get canned soups, which he opens and eats at the school cafeteria.
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The wider, shell-like macaroni and white cheese sauce were like a cafeteria version of Annie's white-cheddar shells.
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His father worked in the boiler room of a municipal bathhouse, and his mother in a high-school cafeteria.
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College dining halls are usually large, cafeteria-style establishments that feed thousands of students quickly three times a day.
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Protesting deputies gathered in the parliament cafeteria chanted "illegal" as the session came to order, a Reuters witness said.
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The cafeteria offers a range of foods, from salads and sandwiches, to hot dishes — all at an affordable price.
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Walk through a crowded cafeteria and curse words pop up gratuitously among students as if vocabulary has failed them.
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The wood-paneled elevator is also being updated, along with plumbing in the Navy Mess, the White House's cafeteria.
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Or to 20 employees in a factory cafeteria who chanted, "Send them back," at a small group of colleagues?
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Eighty years ago engaged students at City College in New York sat in the cafeteria hour upon hour, debating.
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Veblen Amundsen-Hovda and Paul Vreeland meet in a Stanford research lab, over cafeteria coffees and neuro-techie chitchat.
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Following advice from her detention roommates, Yazmin said, she snuck salt from the cafeteria to rub on Mariee's belly.
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Wilder fell in with the guys who would become THEMpeople on his first day at Columbia, in the cafeteria.
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There was a meeting in the school cafeteria that night for the families whose daughters had gone up there.
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But contractors now make up a huge part of Google's workforce — from engineers to marketing staff to cafeteria employees.
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But in Germany, Berlin's administrative court has gotten involved to make the beleaguered cafeteria worker's job a bit easier.
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There's no on-site cafeteria, but there are dozens of microwaves for the frozen meals available in vending machines.
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He goes to the same coffee shop every day and eats lunch with his employees in the company cafeteria.
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The over-60 population alone accounted for 500 employees in the district, including teachers, cafeteria workers and bus drivers.
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The first self-service restaurant, the predecessor to today's cafeteria, opened in Lower Manhattan on this day in 1885.
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When Barry walked through the cafeteria during a recent lunch hour, players held up plates with chicken and broccoli.
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Officials said earlier on Wednesday that an explosive device had gone off in the school's cafeteria during the attack.
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Norms about personal space or expected behavior in class, school hallways, or the cafeteria don't make sense to them.
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This isn't pretty food—it was cooked hours before and put into steam trays in a cafeteria-style setting.
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In 143, an unemployment merchant seaman, George J. Hennard, shot 22 people dead at a cafeteria in Killeen, Tex.
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I interviewed Frank Lucas several times in the mid-'70s — including in the Times cafeteria — for a possible book.
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Cafeteria workers have thrown away food from trays of students whose accounts were overdue, or provided less desirable alternatives.
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Finally, a little justice for cafeteria workers—if only Chris Farley were still around to witness this important day.
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From the Compton's Cafeteria riots to decades of pride parades, drag queens have always been champions of political activism.
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It felt like a never-ending lunch in a school cafeteria, where every table was the cool kids' table.
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Every year, teachers see children come back from the summer desperate for access to the school cafeteria, says Grizzle.
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They homed in on the refugee center, matching the furnishings in the cafeteria with the background in the video.
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Late-morning, he sat alone in the building's cafeteria, looking at his cellphone and eating a bowl of soup.
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It also authorizes new federal funding for schools to purchase kitchen equipment and provide training for school cafeteria staff.
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While parents have been focusing on creating Instagram-friendly school lunches, the quality of cafeteria food has improved significantly.
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I didn't even meet it in the flesh until college, when the cafeteria served it at the salad bar.
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There's a collapsible cafeteria-style table covered with flowers in the center, and what looks like a disassembled organ.
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Set in the cafeteria rather than the basement, the new laundry machines have brought Morgan more independence than ever.
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The cafeteria car had a retro but futuristic vibe with its curved ceilings, wavy bar table, and colorful stools.
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After a video surfaced on social media of a cafeteria worker throwing away lunches, the community responded with anger.
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How the investigation started The new software documented the daily cash intakes at the cafeteria, according to the newspaper.
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He registered more than 300 fellow students to participate in a Halo 2 tournament in his high school cafeteria.
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But even Rosewood added a few amenities, like a bike-share program, a renovated cafeteria and a bocce court.
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Brafman said anyone could buy the bag of chips in the cafeteria of the courthouse for not much money.
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Ms. Rogers explored the tragedy in "Columbine Library" (27) and "Columbine Cafeteria" (216); "Brig Und Ladder" concludes the trilogy.
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Around lunchtime on March 7, two girls faked a fight in the cafeteria, drawing the orderlies into the fracas.
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They sat with him in the cafeteria, moving the dishes under his gaze one by one as he ate.
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There's also a cafeteria and a third-floor cafe with a full bar that overlooks the indoor facilities below.
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One post on the messaging app WeChat announced that cafeteria hours had been extended at Huawei's campuses in Dongguan.
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There were also mentions of a "Maggi sandwich," an ignominy I once suffered through at a former workplace's cafeteria.
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Along with the event, top Yahoo execs, Walden and Armstrong among them, ate in Yahoo's URL's, its main cafeteria.
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One year, he himself played one of the royal twins in "The King and I." But what about the cafeteria in Deal, since Mr. Rockwell has designed the room that will be used as the cafeteria for the Blue School's middle-school complex in Lower Manhattan, along with the rest of the school?
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"I need your help on Saturday," she said repeatedly as she walked through the windowless employee cafeteria at Caesars Palace.
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"We are looking at getting into the high school cafeteria, and getting a seat with the cool kids," he said.
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Parents of students enrolled at Mount Zion High School were outraged a pornographic video was shown in the school cafeteria.
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When the Florida State football team visited Montford Middle School in Tallahassee, Florida, one player scored a cafeteria-style touchdown.
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In his bookstore and cafeteria, in San Juan Teotihuacán, he began to read texts that chronicled life in ancient Mexico.
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What adult wouldn't want to grasp the long days of youth; what kid wouldn't want to escape from cafeteria politics?
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Snap employees pick up breakfast at the cafeteria in one building and then walk across the street to their desks.
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I give them some privacy and head to the cafeteria to get a slice of pizza, potato wedges, and Monster.
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While in the cafeteria I get a coffee ($1) and sit with him while he eats steak tips and rice.
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The ensemble was complete with a choreographed dance on the stage, which had been turned into a high school cafeteria.
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"Those are the people who matter," Jamie would later tell me, recalling her latest conversions over coffee in the cafeteria.
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Make sure you know exactly what's available on your campus meal plan — it could be more than just the cafeteria.
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She was in seventh grade, sitting in the cafeteria with friends, when she felt a sudden pain in her back.
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FoodChéri lets you have a cafeteria experience without requiring a big kitchen and an expensive contract with a catering company.
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What did we do to be so fortunate that there are six Black people in the cafeteria at one time?
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Merdie Nzanga, a junior at Howard, said she was in the cafeteria eating her lunch when the school group arrived.
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Video recorded in Pennsylvania's Hazleton Area High School cafeteria shows the white officer punching the girl and pulling her hair.
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Manon, who earns money serving lunch in a school cafeteria, is proud to subordinate her own ambitions to her husband's.
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There's also Parlor Coffee to go or to sip at an old cafeteria table with swivel seats in the rear.
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What inspired him: As a junior in high school, Wigal organized a Halo 2 tournament in his high school cafeteria.
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She was inspired by a cafeteria manager at a school in Virginia who had done the same last year. pic.twitter.
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The protests The police shooting in Minnesota claimed the life of Philando Castile, a 32-year-old school cafeteria supervisor.
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When the protestors walked into the cafeteria in their graphic shirts after violating the dress code, their peers apparently cheered.
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The suspect was confronted by an Italy Independent School District staffer in the school cafeteria and took off, Edge said.
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The company, which sells corporate cafeteria kiosks designed to replace vending machines, would like the kiosks to handle cashless transactions.
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The cafeteria, much like the rest of IKEA, was ruthlessly functional and too cheap for an early twentysomething to resist.
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Freshman Teddi Mattox said she was in a cafeteria getting breakfast with about 100 other students when the shooting occurred.
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The cafeteria is closed, so I go to a nearby convenience store to get some salami, cheese, bread, and nuts.
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Back at the Copenhagen headquarters, a cafeteria in the basement of the building was turned into a reinstallation assembly line.
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Everybody signed the petition to our president, I mean from chief editor to the people working in our cafeteria: everybody.
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She occasionally helped the school nurse take care of sick students, and other times, she toiled away in the cafeteria.
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By contrast, the proposed law against lunch shaming makes sense when the school cafeteria is contrasted with other public services.
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However you slice it, throwing away uneaten lunches in the cafeteria is a symbol, and a symptom, of bigger problems.
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After the first plane hit, we were led down to the cafeteria and told not to stop at our lockers.
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Tunnels connect prison cells to a cafeteria and a recreation area, allowing inmates to move without officers by their sides.
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To provide entertainment for his employees, the Secretary had an arcade game called Big Buck Hunter installed in the cafeteria.
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Some of the best decisions and insights come from hallway and cafeteria discussions, meeting new people, and impromptu team meetings.
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Another regular habit: taking her students, many of whom could not afford it, out for lunch in the campus cafeteria.
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They don't want to be confined to a building with a cafeteria or be next door to a shopping center.
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A few minutes later, Khosrowshahi was ushered into the cafeteria to meet with a group of Uber's India-based employees.
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The cafeteria appeared mostly empty, and there were no visible efforts made by the company to break up the rally.
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" Online reviews are "mostly random and trivial and shrunk to fit the hither-and-yon notice of cafeteria-style readers.
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Cruise ship workers with lower-paying jobs, like bartenders and waiters, are often at the mercy of the crew cafeteria.
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The first floor also includes a cafeteria which will be open to anyone with access to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Singleton, who had quit her job at a high school cafeteria months earlier to care for her son, was devastated.
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The department installed a temporary version of the video game "Big Buck Hunter Pro" in the employee cafeteria on Wednesday.
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I can't recreate the cafeteria vibe, but I can definitely still buy all of the foods that comprised this meal.
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"The technical foundation was really good," said Spannekrebs, who joined Mardini in the cafeteria for lunch after her morning swim.
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The commercial is a throwback to that cafeteria scene in Napolean Dynamite when Napoleon commandeers Pedro's neatly stacked tater tots.
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There was a 2000-minute chai break, where workers would go to an outdoor cafeteria for little glasses of tea.
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My mom kept working at the cafeteria for years after I transferred, eventually moving over to my new high school.
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Everyone from janitors at federal buildings to the security guards and cafeteria workers is excluded from the back pay guarantee.
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Whether you loved or hated these sugary treats, you'll undoubtedly recognize at least some of them from your cafeteria days.
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He quietly shaped fashion and popular culture over lunches in the Condé Nast cafeteria with the editors in his charge.
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Leo first meets Stargirl when she performs "happy birthday" to him on the ukulele, in the middle of the cafeteria.
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It had a more modest goal then: to raise several thousand dollars to cover students' cafeteria debts at J.J. Hill.
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For years, cash was disappearing from cafeteria registers at the high school and middle school, apparently unbeknown to school officials.
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Included are $21 million for amenities, like modernizing the cafeteria, which is now open to the entire 230-story building.
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What you don't often hear about are the contract workers, from bicycle mechanics to cafeteria workers, who keep everything running.
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By 1919, Murray had been demoted, his salary slashed, and he was forbidden to dine in the library's public cafeteria.
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It's a type that finds its origin in many a high-school cafeteria: the mean girl (boys may also apply).
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Duhigg describes how, after having gained some weight, he gave up getting a cookie each afternoon in the Times cafeteria.
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The San Francisco 49ers cornerback, 183, helped eliminate the outstanding cafeteria debt at Cabrillo Middle School in Santa Clara, California.
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On Friday, Nicole and Victor joined hundreds of Facebook cafeteria workers in unionizing in hopes of pressing for higher wages.
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At the cafeteria table that day, Jaylen mentioned his father only once, crediting him with helping to teach him basketball.
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She gets an anxiety stomachache walking into the school cafeteria, reluctant to take her place beside the other social rejects.
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A Pittsburgh-area cafeteria worker made national news when she quit her job rather than deny hot lunches to students.
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If finding campus work is proving challenging, Ruby says that there is one place that is always hiring: the cafeteria.
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Even as some see cultural appropriation in cafeteria sushi, it is surely preferable to sushi meant for only investment bankers.
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When Chinese food appeared on the cafeteria menu, it was an oozy noodle dish that resembled nothing I'd ever seen.
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Half the lights were out in the cafeteria, and there was only one line open, serving spaghetti and canned peaches.
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Beyond the lobby and cafeteria, the auditorium itself is now empty; the chairs were long ago removed, leaving only terraces.
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The media mogul S.I. Newhouse despised garlic so much that he banned it from Condé Nast's Frank Gehry-designed cafeteria.
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Vive residents must attend weekly "house meetings" in the basement cafeteria, which has fluorescent lights that emit a sickly glow.
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OPENING DAY -- DUNKS IN THE CAPITOL: The Dunkin' Donuts in the Capitol opened today in the Longworth cafeteria. http://bit.
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You can read here about the monthslong process they then undertook that resulted in more salad offerings in the cafeteria.
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The alleged crimes involve a specific fund, the cafeteria fund, which is separate and apart from the district's operating budget.
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A mural of Kristoff and Sven dominates the staff cafeteria, as a life-size Olaf figure lounges in the stairwell.
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He was in one, first of all -- sitting on a stage in the Fairfield Central High School cafeteria, in Winnsboro.
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Over a quick lunch in the now abandoned cafeteria, candidate and manager addressed the ins and outs of football politics.
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In the cafeteria, tables were laden with supplies – mountains of bottled water, energy drinks, chocolate, torches, toothbrushes and power banks.
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They recruited more than 600 participants at a cafeteria, half before they had eaten and the other half after lunch.
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They would have needed cafeteria workers, secretaries, janitors, local waste disposal companies, local caterers....the list goes on and on.
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Madeline, in a rare instance of judgment, leaned across the table in the museum cafeteria where we'd met for lunch.
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On Sunday, students at Peking University handed out pamphlets in a campus cafeteria to spread word about the missing activists.
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One wall in the cafeteria showed a map of the country, with the outlines of the states in bold colors.
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The dam ruptured shortly after midday on Friday, burying nearby homes and a company cafeteria in a torrent of sludge.
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He later told me he was in love with me from the moment he saw me in the university cafeteria.
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Read more: A clever Harvard experiment with cafeteria workers suggests a simple way to get better work from your employeesFor example, a 2014 Harvard Business School study found that college cafeteria workers served students faster — and students were more satisfied — when the workers and the students could see each other, compared to when they couldn't.
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This is the kind of chat that one would hear in a real-life school cafeteria, not General Hospital's Port Charles.
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If you get hungry, there's also an indoor cafeteria that's extended outside and a barbecue restaurant built into a shipping container.
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On my first visit, Greg Aiello, the N.F.L.'s longtime communications director, took me to the cafeteria, known as the Huddle.
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In the college cafeteria, eating any cereal you want for three meals a day is no longer a rite of passage.
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"The podcast started one day in a broke down cafeteria on the Bristol campus," Champion says, referring to ESPN's Connecticut facility.
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Higgins is a familiar face in the cafeteria, library, hallways and classrooms of Carmel High School, and he's well-known there.
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On Friday Facebook's cafeteria contractors voted to unionize "in the hopes of achieving a better standard of living," the Guardian writes.
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To start, the big ass bucket is not full of pre-made mac and cheese that you scoop out cafeteria style.
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Some of that increase was related to school summer breaks in which bus drivers and cafeteria workers were left temporarily unemployed.
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Caleb Edmonson told me he was in the cafeteria, eating lunch, when he started hearing reports of an active shooter. pic.twitter.
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Police say the arrested suspects include an evangelical pastor and a former urban gang member who worked in a school cafeteria.
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Once officers got to the scene, shots were still being fired and police found one man dead in the center's cafeteria.
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After Jared was beat up by a fellow inmate in January, he was transferred to the cafeteria reserved for correctional officers.
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Freshman Teddi Mattox said she was in a cafeteria getting breakfast along with about 100 other students when the shooting occurred.
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Or do we sit in the corner of the cafeteria and watch it all silently, unclear as to where we belong?
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Big tech companies often employ large numbers of contract workers to fill lower-skilled positions, like cafeteria workers and bus drivers.
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I usually pack my lunch to save money and to avoid having to spend the time going downstairs to the cafeteria.
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Ken Langone's father was a plumber, his mother a cafeteria worker, yet he is richer than 99.9 percent of all Americans.
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On Thursday, some students protested the program by walking out of the cafeteria citing the lack of space in the area.
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I head downstairs to the cafeteria with coworkers with the salad I made at home last night, and we eat outside.
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In my experience, the very best Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants are run like — and sometimes look like — your high school cafeteria.
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Afterwards, I grab turkey meatballs and veggies from the cafeteria and eat with colleagues before more work and ski trip planning.
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If the cafeteria food is too salty or the tobacco leaves become too damp to roll, she will tell the managers.
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CNBC also offers a free full service gym, dry cleaning service, gourmet cafeteria, shoe shine service and free on-site parking.
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After walking around for a few hours we stop for a break at an area with restrooms and cafeteria-style restaurants.
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You might remember the food pyramid poster from your grade school classroom, or the "My Plate" icon from your child's cafeteria.
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We couldn't go to the bar because we were too young, so we hung around Around the Clock cafeteria or restaurant.
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While I grew accustomed to banana and peanut butter for breakfast and cafeteria salad bar for lunch, the nights were brutal.
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Many of these people are in low-wage jobs, such as janitors and security guards and cafeteria workers at federal buildings.
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She was afraid to leave her dorm room, and refused to eat in the cafeteria, where she might run into others.
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In public education, school bus divers and cafeteria workers have been outsourced and a new form of privatized education has proliferated.
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The former manager, Bobby Paul Edwards, 54, had run J&J Cafeteria, a buffet restaurant in Conway, S.C., near Myrtle Beach.
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"Sometimes I see them at lunch, in the cafeteria, but it's like we don't know each other now," she told me.
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On Thursday, BuzzFeed reported that Price had lobbied to reopen his department's "executive dining room," because its cafeteria wasn't swanky enough.
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For Hispanic Heritage Month, the company had featured artwork from different Latina artists in New York City along the cafeteria walls.
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Ms. Jean visited the athletes' village, only to discover that there were French-language signs in the cafeteria but nowhere else.
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He left the operating room for a break in the cafeteria, where he had a Coke and some peanut-butter crackers.
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The government shutdown was particularly hard on contract employees, including many who work low-wage jobs, like janitors and cafeteria workers.
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One display focuses on the Compton's Cafeteria riots, placing the Tenderloin at the epicenter of San Francisco's nascent gay rights movement.
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Nicole and Victor, a married couple who are both contract workers in the cafeteria at Facebook's headquarters, with their three children.
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Behne is in gen-pop at the London Correctional Institution, and is eating whatever carbohydrates are served in the prison cafeteria.
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A self-described "spoon bandit" lavished in his hard work after claiming to heist 1,500 spoons from his high school cafeteria.
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The chemist was in a supermarket and we were allowed to go to the cafeteria, but the food was so crap.
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The eight cafeteria workers were taken to the hospital "out of an abundance of caution" after sharing their concerns with authorities.
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But in addition to props, the show also features several iconic locations from the original, like the auditorium, cafeteria, and grounds.
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About 25 people mingled quietly in the room, the cafeteria of Lincoln High School, which is equipped with hurricane-resistant glass.
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At schools, faculty, staff and students are advised to disinfect doorknobs, limit food sharing and strengthen health screenings for cafeteria staff.
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A few stories up, in a forbidding Art Deco-style building, Twitter employees enjoy free meals in an expansive corporate cafeteria.
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The couple met in 2007 in a Senate cafeteria on Capitol Hill at a luncheon for young African-American Senate staff.
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"We can skip this part," Fitzgerald said as he fiddled with some fried chicken in the Cardinals' cafeteria, in Tempe, Ariz.
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The cafeteria is often turned into a "Crypto Club" where new employees are taught the ins and outs of virtual currency.
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I get some work done then break for lunch at 20.393:30 with a couple of coworkers in the hospital cafeteria.
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Rumors that had hatched about a noon report arrival were scuttled once Mr. Barr grabbed lunch in the department's subterranean cafeteria.
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" Restaurant Associates says it misclassified the cafeteria workers thanks to "administrative technicalities" relating to their "evolving day-to-day work responsibilities.
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Two floors below, the House of Commons cafeteria was shutting down for the day and staff were getting ready to leave.
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The bank has also disinfected the affected floor, and all common areas, including elevators, the cafeteria and wash rooms, she said.
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On Monday, the New Canaan Police Department announced that it had arrested two women: sisters who worked in the cafeteria system.
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Amazon deliberately provides cafeteria space for only a third of its employees, which encourages people to venture out of the office.
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We spilled out of the cafeteria and divided ourselves, amoeba-like, into two lines on either side of the basketball court.
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For Wednesday, then, middle-school tacos, cafeteria-style but better, and the competence porn of "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan," on Amazon.
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We asked students to tell us what they thought about FoodCorps, the lunches at their school and their cafeteria experience overall.
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The clean, sunny cafeteria is edged with stalls framed by vivid photos of meal options as well as resplendent plastic models.
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So instead of walking out, Austin and other young Republicans from his school gathered in the cafeteria to voice their opinions.
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"I didn't want that cafeteria style," said Stephen Lysohir, whose company, EJ Stevens Group, is developing the 16,000-square-foot space.
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Ninety Google contractors in Pittsburgh and more than 2628,28503 Google cafeteria staff in the Bay Area voted to unionize last year.
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Torres's mother supported her three children by working low-wage jobs, including serving food in a cafeteria and delivering Domino's pizzas.
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In the morning, when the cafeteria began to hum with activity, he knew it was safe to go brush his teeth.
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It was lunchtime, and five escorts ushered me into a cavernous cafeteria, where I drank sugary tea and ate soupy dal.
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Pudge refuses to believe this scenario and he and The Colonel get into a shoving match in the cafeteria over it.
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On Sunday, a judge ordered the arrest of a cafeteria manager for saying he would not serve tea to the president.
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In 2, the university removed all sugar-sweetened beverages from every store, cafeteria, food truck and restaurant on its sprawling campuses.
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The chip ceremony was held in the company's cafeteria, where a local tattoo artist, was on hand to perform the installation.
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But the first Girl Scout cookie sale took place even earlier, in 1917, in a high school cafeteria in Muskogee, Okla.
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