We pretended to be caterers, publicists, journalists, and other VIPs.
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Some were getting into entrepreneurship, becoming caterers or graphic designers.
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The marketplace has on-boarded 300 popular London restaurants and caterers.
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Does that mean connecting them to caterers and travel experiences and mortgages?
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Their clients include closed businesses and institutions like restaurants, caterers and clubs.
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Florists, caterers, set decorators, chauffeurs, hair stylists, headhunters — it's gravy train time.
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GoCater aggregates hundreds of caterers on the same platform in France and Germany.
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Airline caterers often modify their recipes to accommodate for the loss in taste.
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But it still applies to restaurants, food trucks, caterers, grocery stores and other businesses.
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Gig Salad, a website that connects people planning events to performers, photographers, caterers, etc.
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As for caterers, it's a great way to find clients and optimize your workflows.
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However, Makro's strategy to tap more hotels, restaurants and caterers should mitigate this risk.
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Various shadow networks of caterers, lawyers, health care providers or car-poolers have emerged.
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You can easily find your usual caterers, create a whitelist and look at past orders.
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They are cheered by their parents, who are also the coaches, kit-washers and caterers.
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The startup works with local caterers so that it doesn't have to cook everything itself.
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The standout is Vino Al Fresco ($175), an open-air dinner with Trillium Caterers, Aug.
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Many small retailers, restaurants and other businesses, like caterers or fitness instructors, face grim prospects.
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The caterers accommodated the couple's every wish, but not without a raised eyebrow or two.
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While a personal chef usually caters to smaller groups, caterers prepare meals for big events.
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If that's not enough to satisfy the client, caterers can set the meal in motion.
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Invitees, caterers, D.J.s and outside vendors are notified of the clothing-optional parameters in advance.
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AT LARKHILL GARRISON in Wiltshire, British troops are engaged in a running battle—with their caterers.
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The pantry opens to the courtyard so as to make the kitchen easily accessible to caterers.
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Contract jobs at Google include everything from linguists to Google Maps drivers to caterers to cleaners.
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This promotion to support black-owned enterprises, including food trucks, chefs, caterers and restaurants, keeps expanding.
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It also gives $1 billion to $3 billion for the health costs of airline contract caterers.
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These last-minute power outages left couples, wedding planners, venues, lighting companies, caterers and others scrambling.
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Signage on the driver's side door identified the van as belonging to Regina Caterers of Brooklyn.
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Do I continue to badger the company and our caterers to place it on the left?
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Event planners typically pay most of their fees to subcontractors such as florists, caterers and venues.
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It all looks provisional, though, like a loft hastily made over by caterers for a charity benefit.
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Tesco will gain exposure to the 120,000 independent retailers, 107,000 small businesses and 20173,000 caterers Booker serves.
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But just when I thought things were getting better between them, a truck of caterers shows up.
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Twenty-five workers at Ben's Kosher Delicatessen Restaurant & Caterers in Long Island, N.Y., were fired as well.
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"She met everyone from the drivers to the caterers and the actors; she was wonderful," said Dockery.
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Meanwhile, Uber introduced Uber Works, a temping "platform" for prospective servers, dishwashers, caterers, warehouse workers and cleaners.
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The investigation found that although an inspection can unearth safety violations, airlines and caterers are rarely penalized.
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Although it's mostly full of restaurants and caterers, Too Good to Go has some listings for groceries.
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In Shake & Bake's dinner-theater staging of this early Shakespearean rom-com, the performers double as caterers.
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Our office has catered lunch on Wednesdays, but our current caterers have been hit or miss on quality.
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Thousands more work in low-skilled public-sector jobs, from bus drivers to street sweepers and school caterers.
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Housen spent the second half in the locker room, where he supervised the caterers who were assembling dinner.
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Caterers are handed elaborate and often confusing menus that are meaningful to the couple but daunting to execute.
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Writers, singers, actors and painters are entitled to protection, he said, while caterers and limousine drivers are not.
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Bidcorp, which supplies hotels, restaurants and industrial caterers, said revenue rose 9.8% to 129.3 billion rand ($8.49 billion).
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Anyone who goes and comes from them—drivers, deliverymen, guards, caterers—could bring the disease into a center.
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Workers offered hand sanitizer to guests at the entrance, and caterers and those serving food all wore masks.
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Caterers and carpenters said that Mr. McFarland departed Great Exuma without paying more than $100,000 in bills and wages.
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By the 1980s, caterers had become full-fledged event planners, and their parties were as flashy as the decade.
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The biggest headaches for modern caterers, the brothers posit, are food preferences and intolerances dressed in food-allergy drag.
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The staggered wage increase will apply to most workers at those airports, including baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and caterers.
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Caterers will usually provide plain white linens, white plates and basic table arrangements for you at no additional charge.
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We rotate between two caterers each week with plenty of options for the health-conscious, vegetarians, omnivores and more.
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On top of researching florists, caterers, and wedding photographers, you've also got dress fittings and cake tastings to attend.
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That Saturday, my neighbors texted me as they watched caterers carry large white pillars and bouquets into the backyard.
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Booker serves 450,000 caterers and small businesses, and counts chains Carluccios, Wagamama and celebrity chef Rick Stein as clients.
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In every state, teachers held up similar signs, often listing their part-time jobs as waitresses, Uber drivers and caterers.
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Plenty of businesses sell products and services every day that include creativity: salons, caterers, retail outlets, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
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Maxim's Caterers has been Starbucks' partner in Hong Kong since 2000 and also operates stores in Cambodia, Singapore and Vietnam.
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" Theresa is in the middle of replying, when her assistant interrupts and says, "I have the caterers on the line.
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Guzman is a foodservice company supplying hotels, restaurants, industrial caterers and other institutions throughout Spain, Bidcorp said in a statement.
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As production halted, income dried up not only for writers but also for set decorators, caterers, limo drivers and florists.
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The special food services industry provides food outside of conventional restaurants, and includes sub-industries like caterers and food trucks.
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America is not Europe's defense contractor, paid to deliver services like, say, the caterers at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
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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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In-flight caterers Gategourmet have already picked up on this trend and want to use technology to make meal customization easier.
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Twenty-five workers at Ben's Kosher Delicatessen Restaurant and Caterers in Long Island, New York were fired, according to Telemundo 47.
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The owner of Ben's Kosher Delicatessen Restaurant & Caterers disputed the story and said he is a longtime supporter of minority rights.
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Bidcorp, which supplies hotels, restaurants and industrial caterers, also said net revenue rose 8 percent to 119.4 billion rand ($8.16 billion).
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The idea is that caterers can switch to GoCater as their only back office platform for both online and offline orders.
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Prior to the pair's nuptials, caterers and employees were seen preparing for a big celebration in the backyard of Spiegel's home.
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She talked with caterers about what they were looking for, which is how the idea for bite-sized cupcakes was born.
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Her face glows with excitement; she poses for photos with family and friends as the caterers brings food to the guests.
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Guests are able to book their own bar services and caterers, giving them full control over the day's menu and drinks.
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As business owners, specifically restaurants and caterers, look for alternatives to plastic, a creative entrepreneurial boom is uncovering unconventional design approaches.
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Although dignitaries were helicoptered in and out, this tactic had some success in preventing other staff, like caterers, from reaching Gleneagles.
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Airline caterers operating in Europe include Lufthansa unit LSG SkyChefs, Gategroup, Austria's Do&Co and dnata, part of the Emirates Group.
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This includes businesses handling just about every wedding-related detail — photographers, florists, DJs, caterers and hotels, to name just a few.
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And if your venue has a restricted list of caterers you can choose from, check with them before paying your deposit.
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The florist is here, the lighting person comes to tweak some items, and the caterers are setting tables with silverware, glasses, etc.
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On any given week — and especially during the wedding and gala seasons — hundreds of thousands of people eat food cooked by caterers.
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"A lot of people associate contractors with construction and capital work, but we also work with designers and caterers," Mr. Contreras said.
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Caterers usually charge a flat corkage fee based on how many guests are attending the wedding, though some will charge per bottle.
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Vendors Whether they're exclusive vendors or just preferred, ask your venue about vendors such as DJs/bands, caterers, tent rentals, and photographers.
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The Smart & Final Foodservice stores sell goods in a no-frills warehouse format to other food businesses such as restaurants and caterers.
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Caterers, calligraphers, carpet-layers: There's an entire ecosystem of luxury wedding vendors, one that's close-knit and seemingly impervious to larger market forces.
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Meanwhile the number of jobs that rely on the industry — including taxi drivers, hotel staff and caterers — has fallen from 2.13,800 to 330,400.
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Wedding season may be spring through summer, but you'll often find the best venues and caterers are more available during the colder months.
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He makes sure that everyone involved with each wedding he plans — from the caterers to the calligraphers — supports all races, genders, and sexualities.
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Claudine Revere is a principal at Relish Caterers, a New York company that has provided catering and event planning services to Mr. Trump.
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Its marketplace connects local caterers to businesses that need quality food delivered to their offices or to cover events, meetings and regular team meals.
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Those employed by third party caterers serving hot food in Tesco staff rooms would also lose their jobs as the retailer cuts that service.
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Its marketplace connects local caterers to businesses who need quality food delivered to their offices or to cover events, meeting and regular team meals.
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There are designers, jewelers, stylists, assistants, security guards, glam squads, drivers, caterers, tailors, and BFFs who get the jets, the hotels, the per diems.
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So we believe the poisoning was this idiot's plan to get back at the caterers, whom of course we promptly fired the next day.
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For Flexjet customers flying out of Denver to cheer for the Broncos, the company's caterers will be serving elk and other big game meats.
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And so did two residents from nearby Rockland County who worked as caterers in the bar mitzvah the attorney was believed to have attended.
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This month, he strong-armed the cafeteria's caterers into letting the students back into the cafeteria, where they ate their sandwiches at separate tables.
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MONTAUK, New York – Caterers in Washington tweeted a photo of maroon sashimi appetizers served to 700 guests attending the governor&aposs inaugural ball last year.
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Hundreds of staff are involved: not just caterers and musicians, but dozens of armed security guards, since wedding halls are vulnerable to attacks by jihadis.
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Coleman says the business model leverages the excess capacity caterers have while offering them the opportunity to tailor their meals to suit local market tastes.
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The chef worked with Appear Here, an online space rental service, Unicef's Next Generation initiative and caterers The Hampstead Kitchen to launch the pop-up.
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And that weakened sense of taste can cause a lot of problems for airline caterers, who have to modify every recipe to account for it.
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The restaurant at Gladstone's Library, close to the border between Wales and England, is called Food for Thought, and the caterers have been busy recently.
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In Germany, most are still living in shelters where they have long complained that the food served by caterers contracted by local authorities is "inedible".
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Caterers for the event were hard at work getting ready for the ceremony -- unloading supplies and wheeling them through the massive doors of the property.
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Last week, the Chinese capital of Beijing banned caterers and individuals from organizing group gatherings, and said arrangements before that ban should be canceled or postponed.
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The best—for lack of a better term— was at this really big party, and this major celebrity had been asking all the caterers for coke.
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Now, Ma sees instead an opportunity to eventually address every need a young couple may have, from caterers to Cuisinarts, to eventually, perhaps, even home mortgages.
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Sometimes the acknowledgements are subtle: the camera taking in the studied non-reactions of caterers ordered to dump an untouched feast in the Season 2 premiere.
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"[T]he caterers are planning to offer the president steak and ketchup alongside the lamb and hefty portions of rice on the menu," the AP reports.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass, as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, sells prepaid meal vouchers that employers offer to staff.
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The landmark decision opened up a fresh stream of business for the caterers, bakers, florists and venue operators who serve those wanting to tie the knot.
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Also coming out ahead are independent contractors, ranging from engineers to marketers to caterers, who stand to benefit from a new 20 percent deduction of business income.
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The city of Beijing said on Wednesday that caterers and individuals are not allowed to organize group gatherings, and that previous arrangement should be canceled or postponed.
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Caterers with food your guests will rave about for months, a DJ who keeps the dance floor buzzing all night, and the big one: a perfect dress.
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Demand from food caterers for rental space was growing, and IKEA was also actively choosing such tenants in its push for malls to become more social hangouts.
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Outside, on a terrace ringing the pavilion, caterers refreshed trays of yogurt, empanadas, fruit skewers, pastries, bread pudding, inari, and quiches topped with swirls of savory cream.
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There aren't a lot of food options near my office, and we don't really leave work for lunch, so different caterers come to our building every day.
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The U.S. wedding industry takes in billions of dollars each year, with venues, photographers, florists, caterers, videographers and other vendors establishing full-time businesses around the events.
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The caterers are more like the middlemen that help airlines mass-produce thousands of meals a day; the airline's catering team is usually responsible for menu design.
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The couple listed the variety of jobs that depend on the people who live on this street: Landscapers, construction workers, caterers, carpenters, the restaurants up the road.
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Despite the best efforts of performers, costumed mascots, and caterers outside polling stations, the turnout for the recent regional elections in Russia, particularly in Moscow, was low.
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The deal is expected to include $25 billion in grants for passenger airlines, $4 billion in grants for cargo carriers and $3 billion for contractors like caterers.
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A union worker at one of the world's largest airline caterers said Wednesday that the fight for higher wages and more affordable health care is far from over.
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Starbucks has also become a target of the demonstrators' anger after the daughter of the founder of Maxim's Caterers, which owns the local franchise, publicly condemned the protesters.
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Major film productions usually employ thousands of people, including designers, caterers, lawyers, transport staff, camera crew and artists, and typically have budgets running into hundreds of millions of pounds.
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About 15 minutes before the ceremony was due to start, a member of the venue staff told me there was a man asking for me at the caterers' entrance.
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Caterers made their way around the room carrying trays of prosciutto-wrapped melon and black bean cakes, while hip-hop artists and DJs performed on a slightly elevated stage.
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In 2014-15 Commons caterers ordered confectionery and soft drinks containing 4.8 tonnes of sugar, equivalent to 1.2m sugar cubes, or 680 cubes per full-time equivalent staff member.
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The start-up, called 45Rice, provided over 200,000 meals for foreign workers last year and launched a mobile app platform to connect caterers using fortified rice with construction firms.
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Barney Wragg is cofounder and CEO of Karakuri, a startup that uses space-age robot chefs to help restaurants, caterers, and food retailers prepare meals more quickly and precisely.
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And although she's the kind of upper-middle-class white person who can't throw a house party without bringing in caterers, she does speak to them in fluent Spanish.
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"Most caterers will put a 'rentals' or 'linens' line item in their proposal, but it is almost always grossly underestimated," said Allison Barnes, a wedding planner based in Washington.
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Wedding Album Readers offer tips and tricks that they wish they knew before they married, from checking in with the caterers to keeping tissues on hand for the ceremony.
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Mr. Michalak quickly told Mr. Dung that he wanted to toast his health and make a friendly suggestion: The caterers should serve American beef at the next such diplomatic event.
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"This merger has always been about growth, and we remain convinced that it will bring benefits for consumers, independent retailers, caterers, small businesses, suppliers and colleagues," a Tesco spokesman said.
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On July 3rd a delegation from the French Confederation of Butchers, Pork-Butchers and Caterers (CFBCT), which represents 18,000 butchers across the country, met his team to discuss their safety.
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Unfortunately, the alcohol had run out and the caterers had just a single Krispy Kreme doughnut left (I should've eaten more goat cheese), so I went about my linger sober.
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The package also includes $4 billion in cash grants to keep paying workers at cargo carriers and $3 billion for airline contractors, such as caterers, one of the people said.
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The city seemed to slow to a standstill, and the ripple effect of the strike had massive implications—when writers stopped writing, cameras turned off, caterers were cancelled, drivers didn't drive.
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Creating the illusion required a Hollywood-scale operation on Maasai land in Kenya complete with actors, production crews, special effects artists, caterers, and all the other trappings of a film set.
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Driven to dire straights by Alexis's arrival, Jean goes to smoke a cigarette with the caterers, which in the world of pills and whiskey and Bushwick parties, feels a little tame.
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The second unit will comprise 67 stores under the company's Smart Foodservice banner, which sell goods in a no-frills warehouse format to other food businesses such as restaurants and caterers.
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Barney Wragg is the cofounder and CEO of Karakuri, a UK-based startup that uses robotics to prepare fresh, personalized meals for restaurants, commercial kitchens, and caterers faster and more efficiently.
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European distributors — such as large wholesalers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia — are ordering "really large quantities," according to Bednarz, mostly used by street-food joints, restaurants, event organizers and caterers.
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American Airlines passengers flying out of Los Angeles International Airport might not receive a meal on board this week, after listeria was detected at one of the airline's on-board caterers.
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As in any other lucrative industry, there are thousands of vendors — caterers, florists, lighting designers — who would love nothing more than to help couples create their special day, for a price.
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We are hard-working, risk-taking people – and we're producers, writers, and film directors, but also caterers, truck drivers, makeup artists, construction workers, and office employees – just to name a handful.
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The law, which will go into effect January 1, 2021, prohibits restaurants, caterers, coffee shops and grocery stores from using the to-go foam containers because they cannot be recycled in Maine.
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Some contractors were even told to call grocers to request Just Mayo and were provided scripts to follow that had them pretending to be parents organizing back-to-school events or caterers.
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Other Houston chefs and caterers started a website called "I Have Food I Need Food" and used social media to create a system to organize donations, cook food and get it delivered.
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In Tunisia, some of the students receiving these meals are also employed as caterers, and in places like Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon, some are Syrian refugees, according to the World Food Programme.
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Food establishments are just one facet of a shadow network of caterers, lawyers, health care providers and car-poolers that have become part of the front lines over seven months of protests.
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Eric Michael, co-founder and chief creative officer for Occasions Caterers, said clients started coming to him about four years ago with images from social media depicting lush charcuterie spreads on boards.
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Seasons: 2 (2009-2010)What it was about: A group of caterers in Los Angeles are all trying to make it in Hollywood — and some are more miserable about it than others.
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John and Carolyn were so intense about making sure the affair was a private one that they required caterers, waiters and other reception staff to sign confidentiality agreements ahead of their big day.
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As the head server's voice competes with the loud music in the background—mostly afro-rhythmed Mexican cumbia and Japanese Taico-like Tamborazo—two more straggling caterers appear with more trays of food.
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"We will transform the cash register to be the heart of a business – from Point of Sale to Point of Service for guests and restaurant owners and caterers," he says in a statement.
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Tesco as a retailer and Booker as a wholesaler supplying caterers and independent retailers including Premier, Londis and Budgens, do not compete head-to-head in most of their activities, the CMA said.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass, as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, sells prepaid meal vouchers that employers offer to staff while also helping companies manage staff expenses.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, also forecast a further rise in full year 22018 operating profits after posting higher first half-profits.
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I gave the bag to one of the other caterers, and the guy comes back like an hour later and he's like, 'I need that back,' and I told him I didn't have it.
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Protesters have directed their anger toward the Hong Kong-based operators of these chains, like Maxim's Caterers (Starbucks, Shake Shack) and Hop Hing Group (Yoshinoya), who they see as compliant to the Chinese government.
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Update, January 21, 2019: There is one bright spot in the Fyre Fest saga: the GoFundMe campaign for the Rolles, the festival's unpaid caterers, has now raised more than $833,000 of its $123,000 goal.
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As a result, the business had the chance to serve as one of 40 caterers at the official Super Bowl tailgate party, which fed over 10,000 people, after being thoroughly vetted by the NFL.
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Event planners, bakers and caterers, hair stylists, makeup artists and D.J.s have all become part of what will soon be a multibillion-dollar industry, said María Bejarano, director of Quinceañera Magazine, a trade publication.
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Historically, the sidewalks of West 28th Street have been more cluttered with potted plants than people, with the exception being early in the morning, when florists, event planners caterers and other trade professionals visit.
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Venues that don't provide their own catering may require you to work with one of their "preferred" caterers, or you'll get hit with a fee — usually up to an extra $1,000, Ms. Barnes said.
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United is planning to reduce staffing by one flight attendant per flight in its international business cabins and will have meals pre-plated by ground caterers instead of having flight attendants take on that task.
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Back in the banquet hall's kitchen, Medina tells me that the group of caterers are from the Saint Barbara Church in Santa Ana, California, and are known in the community as "El Alfarero" catering company.
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The ketwurst was developed in the late 1970s by an institution whose name—Rationalisierungs und Forschungszentrum Gaststätten Hotels Gemeinschaftsverpflegung—I can only really translate as the Rationalisation and Research Centre for Restaurants, Hotels, and Caterers.
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High-end restaurants pair cannabis with morel mushroom pasta dishes (among many other delicacies), caterers offer pot-themed weddings and at least one company promises to sooth the nerves of anxious pets with pot snacks.
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Sales at the food service business that delivers products such as sauces and beef cuts to caterers and restaurant chains fell 6.9 percent to $234 million in the quarter, compared to estimates of $246 million.
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It works with groceries, restaurants, caterers and other food businesses that have excess inventory to adhere to state and federal health laws, but get that inventory to pantries and other organizations that can feed hungry people.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, said 21 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) reached 20.8821 million euros ($522.64 million), against 429 million in 2017.
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Sim, founder of non-profit group Base of Pyramid Hub, partnered with Dutch nutritional products manufacturer Royal DSM to blend nutritionally-fortified rice kernels with ordinary milled rice, and then sell it to caterers in Singapore.
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France is one of the most important markets for Metro's wholesale Cash & Carry unit, which has 94 outlets in that country, while Pro a Pro supplies foods directly to French schools, hospitals, restaurants, cafés and caterers.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, said 2018 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) reached 461 million euros ($522.64 million), against 429 million in 2017.
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Mr. Crider, the author, said that when he and his wife were planning their wedding, they visited the Facebook pages for vendors like caterers, cake bakers and photographers to see what people were saying about them.
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Unlike most private-sector workers, caterers and other airline workers are covered by the Railway Labor Act, whose purpose is to avoid chaos in the rail and airline industries because of their importance to interstate commerce.
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Also dining on chicken roulade, vegetarian salads and rainbow-striped petits fours (the caterers prepared the food off site) were Justin Theroux, Donna Karan, Griffin Dunne, Katie Couric, Cynthia Rowley, Eva Noblezada and Dita Von Teese.
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"It is heartbreaking that the livelihoods of millions of people ... are being decimated; from waiters to taxi drivers, guides to chefs and caterers, pilots to cleaners," Gloria Guevara, WTTC President and CEO, said in a statement.
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When the startup first launched, Sunderland viewed its main competitors as traditional corporate caterers, sandwich retailers, pizza delivery places, and to a lesser extent, the newer breed of restaurant delivery companies such as Deliveroo and Uber's UberEATs.
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People in the country who are familiar with the plans for Trump's visit told the Associated Press that caterers intend to serve the president his favorite meal, alongside the more traditional local dish of lamb and rice.
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Like most of Ms. Behnke's projects, the real working kitchen — a stainless steel restaurant-style theater presided over by a chef, his or her staff, and sometimes a supporting army of caterers — is on a lower floor.
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Many caterers, photographers, bands, florists and other wedding vendors use a fee schedule, where couples pay a deposit upfront and then pay the remainder of the balance closer to the wedding (say, 30 or 60 days out).
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According to a press release for the Costume Institute Benefit (AKA the Met Gala), shared on Man Repeller's Instagram story, the sit-down dinner was catered by Olivier Cheng, one of the best caterers in New York City.
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About 40,000 workers, including baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and caterers, at three New York-area airports will see their minimum wage jump to $19 an hour by 2023 after years of protests and pressure from the unionized workers.
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The agreement, which it expects to close this month, is with Coffee Concepts, a joint venture between Hong Kong-based Maxim's Caterers Limited and F&N Retail Connection Co. Ltd, a company owned by Chareon's Thai Beverage Pcl.
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It's also worth noting that Bloomberg's sources consistently argued that this narrative is false, with some former contractors telling Bloomberg they were asked to impersonate teachers and caterers in calls to local stores to order more Just Mayo.
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She wrangled trucks from Occasions Caterers and Revolution Events to pick up leftover food and meals from closing restaurants to distribute at her beer hall, which has become a hub for the displaced hospitality workers of the area.
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When the startup first launched, Sunderland viewed its main competitors as traditional corporate caterers, sandwich retailers, pizza delivery places and, to a lesser extent, the newer breed of restaurant delivery companies such as Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber's UberEATs.
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Last October cleaners, caterers and nursery staff for Glasgow city council took to the streets to protest against getting up to £3 ($3.86) less per hour than colleagues in male-dominated jobs, such as bin men and street sweepers.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Chefs and caterers at hotels in Asia-Pacific will work on ways to cut food waste, including tweaking buffets and promoting the use of doggy bags, in a scheme led by environmental group WWF.
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In testimony after testimony, we've heard from Trump's contractors, engineers, caterers, painters, piano shops, that Trump has simply refused to pay them the money they are rightfully owed and abused the court system into forcing them to accept less.
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However, in Asia, there was no such thing as film catering services like there are when you work in production in the States, but we did have these old, grouchy granny cooks on set who were like makeshift, DIY caterers.
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Only now, with a machine they claim can turn out, reliably, 120 burgers an hour, do Alex Vardakostas, the engineer behind the project, and his co-founders, a mixture of technologists and caterers, feel confident enough to open their first restaurant.
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Founders Sophie Radtke and Therese Köhler don't simply plan to unite clients and caterers on a curated platform; their mission is to shape the way people eat at work and create a movement of happier, healthier and more productive companies.
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"My mother and father also had the outside catering business Hillary Caterers (my dad said the name "Syd's" wasn't upmarket enough), and they used to put on a dinner for the old people at Shoreditch Church every year," she says.
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Plans were soon underway to seed, first, three interlocking co-ops: an urban farm, a catering company named in honor of Lumumba's wife, Nubia, who died in 2003, and a composting company to recycle the caterers' waste back into the farm.
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The deal, which still needs final approval from lawmakers, is also expected to include $4 billion in grants for cargo carriers and $3 billion for contractors like caterers to cover payroll costs, as well as another $29 billion in loans.
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The deal, which still needs final approval from lawmakers, is also expected to include $4 billion in grants for cargo carriers and $3 billion for contractors like caterers to cover payroll costs, as well as another $29 billion in loans.
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Harris Dean used her cooking as a path toward financial independence, taking hold of an informal culinary economy that has historically provided opportunities to women of color, from African-American caterers in the 1700s to churro sellers in today's subways.
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The National Restaurant Association data shows that over the past decade on a unit basis, eating and drinking places posted a 231 percent compound annual growth rate versus 0003 percent for quick-service establishments, while mobile caterers grew 2000 percent.
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Net revenue rose to $2.39 billion from $1.83 billion, but missed the average analyst estimate of $2.48 billion, hurt by lower organic sales at its foodservice business, which provides products such as sauces and beef cuts to restaurants and caterers.
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The catering manager (a young guy dressed like Jonny Lee Miller in Trainspotting), the doctors, the people in cleaners' uniforms, the admin staff, the caterers, and porters—so many of these people are the very immigrants we're told to fear and loathe.
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Sometimes even themeless puzzles have a motif, like a lot of trivia or pop culture, and today was a day for great misdirects in the cluing — some I mention elsewhere, but clues for DECREE, CATERERS, ATTICS, ACE and EMAG were all showstoppers.
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October 19 is the most popular wedding date of 2019: On Saturday, nearly 34,000 couples will say "I do" and more than 474,0003 wedding professionals, including florists, caterers, photographers and musicians, will be hard at work making these couples' wedding dreams a reality.
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Poskitt's farm - a supplier of vegetables to British supermarkets and caterers - is typical of many businesses in agriculture, hospitality and construction who rely heavily on low-skilled, low-paid workers from poorer parts of the EU to staff long shifts, often at anti-social hours.
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In a call, the startup's founder and CEO Stuart Sunderland told me that competitors to City Pantry include traditional corporate caterers, sandwich retailers, pizza delivery places, and to a lesser extent, the newer breed of restaurant delivery companies such as Deliveroo and Uber's UberEATs.
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We hunted until we found Chocolate Mousse Catering, which was amazing and delicious, but accustomed to producing local events in Poughkeepsie and other less expensive areas, and therefore charged us half of what caterers in the city or elsewhere in the Hudson Valley might have.
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Behind every episode of every television show lies a vast community of directors, writers, producers, caterers, truck drivers, electricians, set-builders, and many others – hundreds of thousands of people in the entertainment industry whose salaries, pensions, welfare, and health benefits are directly affected by piracy.
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Chief executives, bankers, hospital administrators, heads of public relations firms and publishing houses, lawyers, marketers, caterers: Certain standards of appearance have long been de rigueur for women in these positions, from being reasonably fit and appropriately dressed to displaying attractive coifs and manicured nails.
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A draft text for a $2 trillion economic rescue seen by Reuters would offer passenger airlines $25 billion in grants and $25 billion in loans, cargo carriers another $27 billion in loans and grants, and contractors like caterers up to $27.05 billion in grants.
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Mr. Tate found the book at a stand near his home in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and paused on a footnote that listed dishes — chicken croquettes with rose-hip jam, lobster salad and deviled crab — regularly prepared by black chefs and caterers for Philadelphia high society.
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Every one of us, from university presidents to museum heads to caterers to legislators to florists, will have to get together and pool what we have learned, by hard, boots-on-the-ground-at-the-luncheon experience, about our valuable friends, the billionaires. ♦
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"While we've all seen the phenomenal growth of online food delivery in B2C over the past few years, food to businesses lags significantly behind," he says, noting that legacy relationships with caterers and "the unique pressures of ordering for larger groups make innovation and progress slower".
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The plans include seven reception rooms, five bedrooms, two staff bedroom suites and, working from the basement, has parking for two cars and several bicycles, a pool 48 feet long by 23 feet wide, steam rooms, a gym, a kitchen for the caterers and a movie theater.
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The group picks up donations — from farms, manufacturers, supermarkets (Fresh Direct donated 2.5 million pounds of food last year), caterers, hotels, bakeries, synagogues, meal kit services such as Blue Apron (three million pounds), restaurants, greenmarkets and the world's largest wholesale produce market, Hunts Point in the Bronx.
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At fund-raising events, attendees say, most 2020 candidates typically are delivering more intimate versions of their stump speeches, pitching their vision for the country along with a heavy dosage on their political viability and pathway to the presidency, amid caterers circulating with drinks and snacks.
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But amendments for lay celebrants to refuse to solemnize same-sex marriages and permitting caterers opposed to the unions to refuse service at wedding receptions were either defeated or abandoned during two days of debate in the senate, where same-sex marriage supporters are in the majority.
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In a private banquet hall somewhere in Orange County (fun fact: no one actually calls it "the OC" around here unless you're a Famous Stars and Straps tank top-wearing bro), caterers dressed in long-sleeved red shirts and black vests quickly make their way to the kitchen.
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Mr. Bottura scurried about, fussing over dishes, barking orders and trying to figure out how to make do with the ingredients at hand: slightly bruised tomatoes, day-old bread and an assortment of other produce, fresh but visually imperfect, that Olympic caterers had deemed unsuitable for their customers.
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While Park Street and Downtown Crossing stations — two central hubs in the system — were undeniably quiet for much of Saturday night, there were plenty of late-night workers riding the rails: grocery store employees, caterers, an interior decorator — all of whom worried about the effect on their wallets.
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A friend who writes for television says her writers' room has an expression for any trite, overly familiar idea — basically, anything that feels too much like TV. She calls ideas like that "tied with a chive," after those inane bundles of green beans that caterers used to serve.
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There have been, however, documented cases of food poisoning, and the Food and Drug Administration has issued nearly 1,500 food safety citations to the three major airline caterers (Gate Group, Flying Food Group, LSG Sky Chefs) and 16 airlines since October 2008, according to an NBC News investigation.
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To get that money, though, not only was documentation required to establish the authenticity of the wedding — such as wedding invites, advance payments to caterers and a marriage hall — but also to include statements from vendors receiving 10,000 rupees or more in cash that they do not have bank accounts.
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That places Vargas in a similar position to a rising number of Silicon Valley workers brought in by tech giants to work on third-party firm contracts, not only janitorial services and caterers that can be found in any corporate campus, but more specific roles created for contractors as projects evolve.
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Ma is a former executive with the e-commerce companies Gilt Groupe and Chloe + Isabel who originally started Zola to reinvent the traditional registry process but who now sees an opportunity to eventually address every need a young couple may have, from caterers to Cuisinarts, to eventually, perhaps, even home mortgages.
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The catch is that the hotels, restaurants, and caterers of the city of Augusta (known to many Georgians, however unfairly, as "Disgusta" and to Roberts as a "little tank town") aren't really up to the task of taking care of all these people, in the manner they may be expecting.
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Just last week he was ordered to pay more than a quarter million dollars in legal fees and past due payments to south Florida painters, joining accusations from businesses as diverse as caterers and piano vendors that Trump's modus operandi is just to do whatever he can to avoid paying his bills.
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Edenred, which competes with caterers Sodexo and Compass as well as credit card networks MasterCard and Visa, said 2017 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) reached 437 million euros ($541 million) against 370 million in 2016, slightly above estimates for an EBIT of 430 million euros in a ThomsonReuters I/B/E/S poll.
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Inside Goad's crackers were recipes compiled by the go-to fashion caterers and restaurateurs Tart London together with a vial of spice mix, but you can also customize the contents by filling them with wooden children's trinkets, gold chocolate coins or Fortune Fish, which went over particularly well at a recent informal dinner for friends at Goad's London home.
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The salesclerks wear head-to-toe logo tracksuits ($2,300 for the jacket, $1,500 for the pants) at the new Gucci store on Wooster Street, a cultish cadre of caterers and nodders with the patience of saints gamely explaining the differences between the embroidered sneakers and showing couples in worn-in flip-flops 20 or 633 yowza-wowza sunglass options.
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Last week, Bey celebrated her upcoming bundles of joy with friends and family at her and husband Jay Z's "Carter push party" in L.A. Mom Tina Knowles Lawson shared fun photos and videos from the event, showing guests like Serena Williams (who is also pregnant), La La Anthony and Beyoncé's Destiny's Child bandmates Rowland and Michelle Williams wearing brightly patterned African-inspired outfits in an orange room with caterers working hard behind them.
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Turning that budget into a multipart, multihour experience is a job not unlike being the C.E.O. of a small company: The person in charge has to set the vision, crosscheck the delightful details to ensure they're not featured on blogs about "wedding trends that are so last year," find caterers who will leave neither the Whole 30 crowd nor the newly minted vegans starving, and ensure that it's all executed on time and with panache.
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