"If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," another yells.
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Sanctuary for all!" and "If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace.
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"If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," a protester was heard yelling.
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"If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," one of the diners shouted at her.
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"If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," demonstrators shouted, according to video of the confrontation shared on social media.
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VIDEO SHOWS DHS BOSS KIRSTJEN NIELSEN BEING HECKLED, HARASSED AT DC RESTAURANT Video "If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," one protester yelled.
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"If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace," the protesters shouted, according to video footage of the encounter that they posted on social media.
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"In anorexia, you get their weight up and they go home straight from inpatient [where] they're fed from a tray, and they're expected to know how to eat in a restaurant, eat in a cafeteria, eat in social settings, when they haven't been eating with anyone for a decade," Guarda says.
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" In a video posted on Facebook by Metro D.C. Democratic Socialists of America, the protesters yelled, "if kids don&apost eat in peace, you don&apost eat in peace.
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Apparently you can watch movies and eat in it too!
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They eat in a corner of the darkened drawing room.
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What are the best places to eat in Rogers Park?
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I spent more than anticipated today, so I eat in.
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And yes, I also definitely still eat in the bathtub.
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The Washington Post: Let the Trump team eat in peace.
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L OUIS : Half the time I eat in my cell.
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Everything I eat in August is cooked on a stick!
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Where are your favorite places to eat in the city?
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What are the best places to eat in Humboldt Park?
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One dish you should never eat in the same day?
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I knew there would be plenty to eat in California.
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He was ready to eat in less than two minutes.
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My stepmom refuses to let me eat in her car.
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There are three places you can eat in the lounge.
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Students eat in [my] classroom, which is forbidden in China.
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The food is sold to eat in or take away.
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Not everything you happened to eat in prepubescence is comforting.
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They came to eat in traditional restaurants and visit art museums.
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We eat in bed with the dog for family cuddle time.
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When sick, Italians choose to eat "in bianco," or bland food.
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I eat in bed while watching TV until I fall asleep.
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We eat in the dining room and chat about our days.
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I eat in the same philosophy that I live with: joyfully!
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Instead he closed down Eat in 2015 to become a potter.
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So what to eat in the dankness of your sweltering abode?
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LD: What is your favorite thing to eat in your district?
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They were tiny burgers one could eat in a single bite.
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He serves the Chinese food dishes people would eat in Guyana.
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Because when one goes out to eat in Paris... Sheer perfection.
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We have more food than we can eat in this country.
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The eat-in kitchen is large by New York City standards.
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Their diet is based on what fish eat in the ocean.
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Even Karl Marx had to eat in the here and now.
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We eat in the Redwood grove outside of the Transamerica pyramid.
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It looks like the sort of food people eat in Winterfell.
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VICE: How much ice cream do you eat in one day?
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" For more than ten minutes, Nielsen sat there in silence while protesters shouted "end family separation" and "abolish ICE" at her, breaking into chants like "if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace.
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Both companies are currently publicly listed, Just Eat in London and Takeaway.
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Noorzae smiles when asked about his favorite thing to eat in Denmark.
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I eat in my car today, so I can make phone calls.
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A sleek eat-in kitchen is also located on the main floor.
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I apologize to those who had to watch me eat in public.
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But what people eat in America — and around the world — is carbohydrates.
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Kendall Jenner's favorite place to eat in Rome is a Japanese restaurant.
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It's one of the best things you'll ever eat in your life.
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"I will never eat in his restaurant," the "Parts Unknown" host said.
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So, what should you eat in order to hangover-proof your evening?
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At least 10 people can comfortably eat in the formal dining room.
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Still, both assistants excelled in detailing places to eat in the area.
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Where are your favorite places to eat in the greater Downtown area?
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The weirdest thing they eat in New York are lamb chops. Here?
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Store what you don't eat in the refrigerator, in a covered jar.
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They let people eat in this room, too, and it is tempting.
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Can you please order her to let me eat in her car?
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We sleep on a twin bed and eat in the same space.
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The eat-in chef's kitchen has updated, high-end appliances and cabinetry.
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Was there a your least favorite food to eat in the air?
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But soon, they realized that Indians wanted to eat in these, too.
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Service is at a counter, to eat in or to take away.
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What I Eat In a Day vloggers "What I Eat In a Day" videos—which are exactly what they sound like—awaken the nosiness within us all—watching them often feels thrillingly taboo, like reading a stranger's diary.
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Ms. Lundquist did not like to eat in the dining hall, so Mrs.
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I eat in front of my computer, like I do on most days.
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Eric is a fantastic cook, so it's not a hardship to eat in.
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Say you are looking for a fancy place to eat in New York.
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I eat in front of my computer while I respond to email inquiries.
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Instead they eat in cafés, or buy food that they can cook quickly.
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I get a salad from the cafeteria and eat in the pumping room.
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One night I convinced them to go eat in a typical German restaurant.
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Now he can't eat in peace without someone recognizing him and saying something.
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"None of us wanted to eat in that restaurant," Craft says of Niche.
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Back in 2006, Jordan Colón opened a restaurant called Eat in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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It never occurred to me that Mariah might eat in public at all.
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Other offerings were even more straightforward—what you might eat in Nonna's kitchen.
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Servers, with a finger poised over lips, signaled everyone to eat in silence.
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It also has a library, courtyard, gourmet eat-in kitchen, and tropical gardens.
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His detainment prompted eat-in protests across the BART system over the weekend.
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It's a great culture we live in, cook in, eat in and explore.
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She has 14 children in all, so many that they eat in shifts.
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I have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion.
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There are 14 siblings in all, so many that they eat in shifts.
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My husband sometimes complains that there's never anything to eat in the house.
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Some suites come with eat-in kitchens and washer/dryers, adding extra convenience.
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"You can eat in the clothes, you can run in them," Hewitt says.
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We eat in the café area and proceed to spill literally three times.
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"When you eat in is when you have the most control," he said.
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It features an oversized eat-in kitchen and solid oak herringbone floors throughout.
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Here, he shares five of his favorite places to eat in the neighborhood.
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I cook some chicken and cauliflower rice and eat in front of Netflix.
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We head back to the hotel to eat in our (definitely) haunted room.
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She was allowed to eat in her room, for example, listening to music.
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Foods that are healthy to eat in abundance get a low point value.
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It's how I eat in the restaurant, and at home, it's no different.
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The need to plan every meal you eat in advance, according to Robb.
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" No, their chants were very specific to Trump's family separation immigration policy she had been publicly defending just days before, telling Nielsen: "Do you hear the babies crying?" and "If kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace.
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The safest course of action may be to just sit and eat in silence.
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Because she has a right to eat in that restaurant without anyone disturbing her.
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"I will never eat in his restaurant," Bourdain told Eater shortly after Trump's election .
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The country-style, eat-in kitchen has custom cabinets and Zimbabwean black-granite counters.
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I buy a wrap and water on the way and eat in the car.
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According to Lawson, Frenchy's Chicken is the family's "favorite" place to eat in Houston.
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We see the monumental sites, go to the museums, eat in the best restaurants.
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I go back to my office to eat in solitude and still feel sick.
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I know there's nothing good to eat in the fridge, and I deserve it!!
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We eat in front of the TV and heckle Chris Harrison from the couch.
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I started to eat in a much healthier way since I've been living here.
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My first instinct was to binge-eat in the days before it all started.
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They must eat in the cells and have no indoor or outdoor recreational opportunities.
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I eat in my office and read my desk book: Gil's All Fright Diner.
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On a lighter note, where is the best place to eat in Carol City?
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It also houses an office, an eat-in kitchen, and an unmistakably elegant garden.
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Guests eat in shifts, sitting down at long tables while those waiting hover behind.
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In a perfect world, I'd eat In-N-Out's burgers with Five Guys' fries.
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But customers cannot order takeout or eat in a restaurant attached to the kitchen.
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That meant buying a pint of Ben & Jerry&aposs to eat in one sitting.
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Today, eat in public during the holiday and you may be chided by strangers.
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We get people who just want to eat in the better-for-you space.
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Did you catch James Gorman's look at how largemouth bass eat, in The Times?
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The eat-in country kitchen connects to a dining room with a beamed ceiling.
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Eat in front of a roaring fire with fresh baguette and farm-churned butter.
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The kitchen has an eat-in area and A checkered, marble floor that is heated.
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It all began in 2015 when Rihanna stepped out to eat in Santa Monica, California.
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That's a lot of licorice — maybe more than most licorice lovers eat in a day.
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" She added: "I don't eat in the bathroom — I'm not feeding my child in there!
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I lay on the bed and talk on the phone, I eat in my bedroom.
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It's insane to consider the amount of money you can eat in only ten minutes.
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"I learned early on not to eat in front of all of you," she said.
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In fact, the network says it's one of the best things to eat in Vermont.
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But I think, like, burger is such an easy thing to eat in the car.
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The units also have private elevator landings, windowed eat-in kitchens and 22-foot ceilings.
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We eat in bed and watch the rest of Concussion, which we started last night.
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You might be inspired to eat in, limiting your exposure to a number of ailments.
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The eat-in kitchen has been renovated with wraparound white cabinetry and black granite surfaces.
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Spencer eventually gets something to eat in the hospital cafeteria which is thankfully still open.
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"The goal is let's make this the best place to eat in town," he said.
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There is plenty of good food to eat in Dakar, both local and international fare.
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I eat in the second wave then get back on the floor for pre-service.
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A ban and a fine Ever wanted to eat in the streets of Florence, Italy?
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Gas-station food you would never eat in real life becomes absolutely delicious and necessary.
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For less formal meals, the eat-in kitchen is also available on the first floor.
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"Over easy" just felt like the right kind of eggs to eat in this environment.
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We were eating spicy Thai food years before it was trendy to eat in Hollywood.
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It was still forbidden to eat in the dining hall because it was not bombproof.
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If you eat in, you're liable to hear the occasional bit of City Hall gossip.
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Being fully present around food particularly helps if you eat in response to your emotions.
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Ms. Borgmann buys grasshoppers and mealworms to mimic what Gizmo would eat in the wild.
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When the band was touring, I would always want to go and eat in interesting places.
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The same is true for your unconscious beliefs about how much you should eat in general.
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Crew members eat in the same mess, use the same plates and share the same toilets.
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The bigger source of dairy's woes is that the way we eat, in general, has changed.
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A very tasty dish, but not the meal you usually eat in a Michelin-starred restaurant.
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As for what to eat in extreme heat, "ease off on the coffee," Paton Walsh said.
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The giant shipworm's tube is capped, covering its mouth, so it can't eat in that way.
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My least favorite food is something that I didn't eat in space—the astronaut ice cream.
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They eat -- in fact, they didn&apost eat that much fish, but they eat vegetarian stuff.
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I eat in moderation and I am the healthiest I've ever been both physically and mentally.
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Then they proceed to their tables, where the monks eat in silence—no matter how spicy.
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Plenty of places to eat in New York, far too few quiet oases for intellectual pursuits.
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Seriously, even the world's pickiest eaters (me included) can find multiple things to eat in here.
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The Pop Secret bag looked like the popcorn we would actually eat in a movie theater.
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Mike, like many New Yorkers, believes this restaurant is the best cheap eat in the neighborhood.
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Tennessee's Mitchell's Delicatessen is famous for being one of the best places to eat in Nashville.
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An eat-in kitchen, dining area and master suite are all upstairs, with polished wood floors.
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I eat in the cafeteria like everyone else to connect and foster collaboration and community. 4.
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For a treat, we'd walk a few blocks out of Chinatown to eat in Little Italy.
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"I learned early on not to eat in front of all of you," she told reporters.
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The ease of online ordering is causing more people to eat in, a new study suggests.
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The eat-in kitchen has mahogany countertops and custom-designed cabinetry topped by lighted display cases.
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They taunt about the foods people eat in China, as if all Chinese people are barbarians.
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The adjoining eat-in kitchen has a flagstone floor, gas range and a farmhouse-style sink.
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The eat-in kitchen has stainless-steel appliances, a white ceramic tile backsplash and granite countertops.
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We've answered all your questions about how to shop, cook and eat in a warming world.
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I no longer binge, eat in secret, or beat myself up over one cookie too many.
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There are no waiters, but runners will bring food to those who opt to eat in.
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"I loved seeing where ambassadors go to eat in Washington when they miss home," she writes.
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But one-bedrooms there had dining rooms and eat-in kitchens, and seemed far too big.
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I don't have a dining room, but I've been able to eat in thousands of restaurants.
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It has six bedrooms, four full baths and a large eat-in kitchen with a pantry.
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The eat-in kitchen can be closed off from the living area with a sliding door.
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The eat-in chef's kitchen is modern but integrated into the historic feel of the home.
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What you eat, in addition to adequate amounts of high-quality lean protein, is very important.
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An article last Wednesday about predictions of how Americans will eat in 2020 misidentified Percy Jackson.
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The unit has a renovated eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a breakfast nook.
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McDonald's Japan has also kept eat-in prices for about 70 percent of its menu unchanged.
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But customers cannot order takeout, and they cannot eat in a restaurant attached to the kitchen.
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Peter Plumb, who joined Just Eat in September, said the company needed to address intensifying competition.
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It's not just minors who are forced to eat in the daytime, but college students too.
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A local man leans against Esparza Family Restaurant, one of the few places to eat in Trona.
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He drives to store, they eat in our restaurant, and have a look at the room sets.
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I like to eat in the kitchen in the morning for 10 minutes to socialize a bit.
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Or how many oranges you'd have to eat in one sitting before your body finally gave up?
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Yelp just released its list of the "Top 100 Places to Eat in the US for 2017".
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I run into a colleague and we go back to the office to eat in the kitchen.
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"The White House is eating the same plants as the astronauts will eat in space," Massa said.
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He'd pry open a window or door, rifle through possessions, sometimes stopping to eat in the kitchen.
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The women from Germany only buy juice since they are vegetarian, and we eat in the park.
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The mansion contains two kitchens — an eat-in kitchen with a large island and a chef's kitchen.
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I say hi to our golden retriever and make a turkey sandwich to eat in the car.
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The home has two kitchens: One, an eat-in, has stainless steel appliances and marble counter tops.
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Swap that flavor out with one of the best sugar cookies you'll ever eat in your life.
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They of course go to Pop's diner, since it's apparently the only place to eat in town.
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The healthy American diet The healthy American diet captures what Americans would eat in a perfect world.
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The piece, titled "Let the Trump team eat in peace," was written by the paper's editorial board.
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As proposed, it would prohibit restaurants from using single-use dishes or containers when patrons eat in.
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The eat-in kitchen features walls partly covered with original blue tiles, a traditional Portuguese decorative element.
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Still, though, we have other notions for what may intrigue you to eat in the coming week.
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Could changes in the weight of your avatar change the way you eat in the real world?
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"Most medieval people did not eat in courses, and all meals were one-pot meals," he says.
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"Cod tongues have always been a popular thing to eat in the north of Norway," he explains.
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He also hoped to have an eat-in kitchen where friends could join him around the table.
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"I will never eat in his restaurant," Bourdain told food news website Eater after Trump was elected.
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Everything you buy or eat in view of others is up for public scrutiny and unwanted commentary.
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While many often eat in response to stressful situations, others lose their appetite during such life events.
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A second level off the large eat-in kitchen has three staff bedrooms and a full bath.
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They do that for six hours a day, and then they eat in the same dining room.
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In 2016, Bon Appétit named Baroo one of the 10 best places to eat in the country.
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We eat in front of the TV and watch Survivor, and while we're cuddling B. falls asleep.
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It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a screened patio, crown molding, and an eat-in kitchen.
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Although you could purchase a car, you couldn't get gas, stay in hotels or eat in restaurants.
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These chefs had often been raised by parents who took them out to eat in expensive restaurants.
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There's a difference between cutting back on things you eat in excess and banning entire food groups.
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Like his previous stand, this one will offer 12 pieces for $50 to eat in 30 minutes.
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Several Iranian prisoners who face political charges are currently refusing to eat in protest of their sentences.
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If you had to send someone to eat in one place in Israel, where would it be?
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At 2, another coworker hands me two very ripe avocados she says she can't eat in time.
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I currently have two leftover lunches from last week that I didn't eat in the work freezer.
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The first comes before the menu, and it will determine what kind of restaurant you eat in.
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So when people categorize everything we eat in India as &aposIndian food&apos it&aposs very misleading.
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Rationing meant he didn't eat in order to keep from having to give insulin that metabolizes food.
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Food stamp recipients will remain in doubt over whether they will be able to eat in March.
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The Vogels created a one-bedroom apartment with a living room, eat-in kitchen and full bath.
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Here, Mr. Bottura shares his five favorite places, on- and off-piste to eat in the Dolomites.
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It probably wouldn't hurt to throw some MREs (military Meals-Ready-to-Eat) in your emergency kit.
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Joe: There's lots of good things to eat in here, and I'm not a particularly good salesman necessarily.
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You have to eat in obscurity lest some "funny" meat-eater shame you publicly for your actual values.
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It's too big to eat in one sitting, so I always save the rest for my planning period.
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It is not okay to take away their free speech or their rights to even eat in public.
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I eat in my car because I can't use headphones, listen to music, or watch videos at work.
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The eat-in kitchen has mahogany-colored traditional cabinets with granite countertops, travertine floors and high-end appliances.
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A customer in line said she would rather get a refund than eat in the company of police.
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I get a lot of messages asking me what I eat in a day to stay in ketosis.
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We eat in, but I order enough so that I have leftovers for lunch and dinner tomorrow ($29).
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The kitchen spills over to an eat-in nook and family room with access to the lush backyard.
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Trump on John Kasich: "I have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion" pic.twitter.
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But Collman allegedly told him there was nothing to eat in the house and went back to sleep.
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If you're feeling peckish, choose "The Restaurant Ride" — the driver will advise you where to eat in Fairbanks.
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But he also likes to eat: in fact, his main skill is swallowing enemies and absorbing their powers.
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Here's Florence Fabricant on "Eat in My Kitchen" by Meike Peters and "Mozza at Home" by Nancy Silverton.
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It's not yet known what the U.S. leader will eat in China, the next stop on his tour.
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I check in with the manager and make sure everything is O.K. We also eat in the pub.
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Insects are exceptionally effective in converting what they eat in nutritional structures that can be consumed by humans.
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When more restaurant workers make enough money to eat in restaurants, it turns out, that's good for everyone.
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While officers and some staff members are allowed to eat in guest areas, many crew members are not.
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Beyond the dining area is an open, eat-in kitchen that has a balcony with South Shore vistas.
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I was using an easy trick for finding delicious cheap meals in New York City: Eat in Queens.
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The whole point is just to nest with the sandwich, to eat in socks and sweatpants, entirely content.
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The new eat-in kitchen has a cream-tile backsplash and floors, and extensive cabinetry and counter space.
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François-Régis Gaudry, the popular food writer and radio host, offers compelling reasons to eat in the neighborhood.
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After drinks and canapés on the terrace, the 15 guests gathered in the eat-in kitchen for dinner.
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The eat-in kitchen, which is dated, has a large center island and a Thermador six-burner range.
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At Fri-tei, Kurosawa must handle two tax rates: 28% for take-out and 21% for eat-in.
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"It is exciting to think this is a past relative of what we now eat in our salsas."
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It's got a fireplace in the living room and a huge kitchen with an eat-in breakfast area.
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I learned from my parents that in the 1960s, Flynn didn't let blacks eat in his barbecue restaurant.
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But in 2016, Bon Appétit named Baroo one of the 10 best places to eat in the country.
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Farther along is the living room and, beyond that, an eat-in kitchen with a washer and dryer.
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There will be no waiter service, but runners will bring orders to those who opt to eat in.
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He wrote The Omnivore's Dilemma, perhaps the most influential book about how we eat in the modern era.
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The chilli oil will be ready to eat in 3–4 days and will last for 6 months.
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His reviews were compiled into a book, "Counter Intelligence: Where to Eat in the Real Los Angeles," in 2000.
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Many stay in local hotels, eat in local restaurants, and buy local products such as sea urchins and seaweed.
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This Is What Contestants Eat In The Bachelor Mansion 12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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Now reopened, our critic explains what it's like to eat in the second incarnation of the rule-defying restaurant.
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Both sponsor units have three bedrooms, three and a half baths and eat-in kitchens, along with similar finishes.
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Once new pipes, plumbing and electrical wiring were installed, Plimpton, 45, tackled her favorite room: the eat-in kitchen.
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He wonders if we should go to the supermarket next door for breakfast, or if we should eat in.
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I grab my usual avocado, salmon, and rice salad with a San Pellegrino (lemon) and eat in the office.
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The home also has a dining room... ...and an eat-in kitchen, which is considered a luxury in Manhattan.
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She revealed she'd been afraid to eat in front of her coaches, and was pressured to ignore serious injuries.
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I'd like to think he's scouting out the best watering holes and places to eat in heaven, right now.
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"When I eat in a balanced way, I think less about food and more about everything else," she says.
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I don't often eat in the morning, but sometimes I'll eat a slice of bread with something on it.
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Yet we still get more than half of the fish that we eat in the world by hunting it.
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As a food hall, not a market, it is all about prepared food to eat in or take out.
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Photographer Gregg Segal traveled to nine different countries and photographed children surrounded by everything they eat in a week.
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We're at a point where we have limited time for everything: work, relationships, we even eat in a rush.
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A panoramic window allows diners to look out at the North Sea while they eat in this Norwegian restaurant.
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Eat In Paris this winter, with the weather seesawing between frigid and mild, I found myself baking with apples.
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The eat-in kitchen, which has SieMatic cabinetry and a marble-topped island, has matching vintage French oak planks.
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Next to the dining room is an eat-in kitchen with vintage painted wood cabinets and white backsplash tile.
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"Ideally, you come away with a better understanding of why people eat in a certain way," Mr. Sachs said.
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When Mallory was bullied at lunch, the suit says, the school directed her to eat in a counselor's office.
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On the other side are a dining room and an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel cabinets and appliances.
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Everybody knows how to eat in a pizzeria; most of us have been doing it since we were kids.
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"My new neighbor's nice," Jeb said to his nephew once they'd sat down to eat in the breakfast nook.
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I treat and we eat in the restaurant, enjoying the luxury of not eating at our desks for once.
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Many would also stay in rental homes and eat in private restaurants the government has allowed Cubans to open.
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Lots of food was also being cooked right in front of visitors, who could then eat in the market.
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Wolves are reticent to eat in front of people, for example, while domesticated dogs beg for dinner table scraps.
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Although not technically something to eat in Lisbon, Ginjinha (shortened to ginja) is a notable shot to drink instead.
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Tips for eating in sync with circadian rhythms So how do we eat in sync with our circadian rhythms?
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My favorite snack is raw veggies that I eat in a very classy fashion — directly from the produce bag.
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The spaghetti-like noodles were the standout, reminding me of the peppery roadside preparation I'd sometimes eat in Mumbai.
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It is a grand dish to eat in the humble white-tile storefront of Little Egypt in Ridgewood, Queens.
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Off the dining room is an eat-in, windowed kitchen with granite floors, tiled countertops and a breakfast bar.
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A thought-provoking performance piece questions the foods we eat in an unusual fashion—through spinning them like a vinyls.
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I NEVER eat or let friends eat in it myself, so I'll be damned if some drunk dude will be!
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Even if you're a meat eater, there's a danger in that—you still need to eat in a balanced way.
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They saw the duo sipping wine in the spacious kitchen with an eat-in island, and they pictured their future.
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According to a number of Thrones theorists, Dany's refusal to eat in Episode 5 was more than pre-pillage jitters.
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It was easy to combine my love of food with the fun of going out to eat in a group.
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They remove catheters and IVs, and encourage patients to get out of bed and eat in a communal dining area.
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What I Eat In a Day critics Trolls are, of course, the natural response to anything popular on the internet.
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I needed something fast, so I could sit down and eat in front of the TV as quickly as possible.
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After he became a titled man, he was not supposed to eat in public, because it was beneath his dignity.
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We like to eat in my apartment and cook together, usually a nice bowl of pasta and a big salad.
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My husband pays, and we eat in the car while tossing fry bites to the dog in the back seat.
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Clinton said as she broke her rule not to eat in front of the press and took a heaping spoonful.
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And then, Barbara Bush - during an appearance on David Letterman -- mentioned it as her favorite place to eat in Houston.
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What does a person who spends her days making and photographing endless salads with artist friends eat in her downtime?
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Today I stop by Butterfield Market and pick up a steak quesadilla to eat in Central Park on my break.
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The marble-loaf cake at Starbucks, for example, has more sugar than most adults should eat in an entire day.
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The eat-in kitchen has extensive cabinetry and counter space, and a Dutch door leading to a stone outdoor patio.
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Front Burner Three Owls Market in the West Village of Manhattan stocks prepared foods to eat in or take away.
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USDA, on a state-by-state basis, said it will waive the requirement that students must eat in group settings.
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Yet, domestic, wild-caught shrimp accounts for less than 10 percent of all the shrimp we eat in this country.
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When I boil eggs, I boil a dozen at a time, storing whatever we don't immediately eat in the refrigerator.
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We talked about local places to eat in our town, and which ones we like and why we like them.
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The large eat-in kitchen, with a separate dining area, has ceramic tiles, stainless-steel appliances and a butler's pantry.
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Beyond is an eat-in kitchen with exposed beams, wood counters, white cabinets and appliances, and a separate wet bar.
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Thankfully, I had the foresight to pack some of my dinner leftovers, so I quickly eat in the break room.
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Afterwards, I grab a mix of falafel and beetroot salads from Soul Origin and eat in the work kitchen ($7.25).
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Downstairs, the fully equipped eat-in kitchen has a wood-laminate center island with a double sink and breakfast bar.
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Farrell said he "has some time to eat" in order to pack on the weight before he plays The Penguin.
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True to its name, "Tartine All Day" covers all the kinds of things you'd want to eat in a day.
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On the north side of the unit is the formal dining room and an eat-in kitchen with a banquette.
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A swinging door opens to a large eat-in kitchen wrapped in custom cabinets, with black granite counters and backsplash.
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Webber said the left-wing candidates will likely not progress beyond round one as they eat in to each other's vote.
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"You buy more of the ready-to-eat convenience food, the stuff you can eat in the parking lot," he said.
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For more tips on where to go and what to eat in Austin, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Austin.
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She recounts a story her Black grandfather told her about being forced to eat in the back parking lot at KFC.
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They are less valuable than other visitors because they don't stay in hotels, and very often don't even eat in restaurants.
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In another, he visits three of his favorite places to eat in Queens, plays handball and signs a fan's pizza crust.
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Per her direction, you can just pop it into the microwave and have ready to eat in less than three minutes.
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Nearby, the all-white kitchen — which Markle, a self-proclaimed foodie likely took advantage of — has an eat-in breakfast nook.
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It had two windows looking out onto the street, a separate eat-in kitchen and a quiet bedroom facing the back.
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Tourists stay in Han-run hotels and largely eat in non-Tibetan restaurants (KFC opened its first Lhasa branch in March).
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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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The renovated eat-in kitchen has Miele and Bosch appliances, along with a walnut counter and Herbeau copper sink and faucet.
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Amanda Little is a journalist and author of The Fate of Food: What We'll Eat in a Bigger, Hotter, Smarter World.
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That has helped the county, he said, because even temporary workers rent houses, stay in hotels and eat in local restaurants.
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Being confronted by an angry citizen while you're trying to eat in peace is not fun -- and Pruitt left the restaurant.
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I didn't plan to eat in the dining car, because I'd read that the food was overpriced and not very good.
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But when you don't think of those chocolates as something you're not allowed to have, it's easier to eat in moderation.
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You can tell that people value that combination if you study the clothes they wear to eat in the front room.
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Scrambled eggs and potatoes have been found in opossums stomachs, similar to foods they might eat in a human-less environment.
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Uber immediately said it would appeal to higher courts against Friday's decision by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in central London.
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With this economical yet large set, you can create diverse recipes, eat in more often, and ultimately save money on dining.
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All eat-in services from bars and restaurants also will transition to takeout and delivery-only services at the same time.
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While visiting Abadía Retuerta, I had asked the employees for recommendations on where to eat in my waning moments in Valladolid.
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She sounded giddy and told me she was so excited I had chosen their restaurant to eat in on Christmas day.
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Beyond is an eat-in kitchen with Saltillo tile floors, an upholstered banquette, extensive storage and ceilings that top nine feet.
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The ground floor has a living room with a fireplace, a modern eat-in kitchen, a laundry room and a bathroom.
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His archives are full of receipts that show him choosing to eat in some of New York's best and boldest restaurants.
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But she still refuses to let me eat in the car, even on the cover specifically designed to protect the seat!
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Samantha Seneviratne's recipe for double chocolate cookies is a fine thing to make and eat in the middle of the week.
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It&aposs arguably the most popular street food and late-night eat in Berlin and found on nearly every street corner.
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The eat-in kitchen off the dining room contains original cabinets with Formica countertops, new stainless steel appliances and laminate flooring.
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This ensures that restaurant workers can afford to eat in restaurants, which of course is great news for restaurant owners, too.
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"I don&apost think any of us really know what we want to eat in three days&apos time," she added.
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Americans routinely change what they eat in order to lose weight, control their blood sugar levels and lower artery-clogging cholesterol.
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"All that made moving into here all the more amazing," said Mr. Hanes, sitting in his duplex's large, eat-in kitchen.
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They "eat" in huge groups in front of restaurants and hotels, "climb" lamp posts or just greet people on street corners.
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Like: Eat in an airport restaurant, and they do not trust you with a knife long enough to chop a muffin with.
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I eat in my office along with the snacks I packed (breakfast bar, string cheese, turkey sausage stick, you know the deal).
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"Has it landed with you that your kids probably won't have enough food to eat in a few years' time?" she asked.
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" She said she told him she "preferred to eat in the restaurant"; in turn, "he told me not to be so naïve.
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"In my life nothing changed, except that now I have full pocket of food coupons to eat in Keule Ruke," Bonanu said.
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"I get to eat in Hong Kong, but it's different when you get to share the meals with your family," she said.
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They invite me out to dinner but since I just spent a ton of money on groceries, we decide to eat in.
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Here's the scoop on the veggan diet, the benefits of eggs and how many eggs you really should eat in a day.
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But as soon as it's cooked, any of that fish or meat would be safe to eat in terms of tapeworm infection.
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Magic cake might sound like something you can only eat in Middle Earth or whilst joining Mr. Tumnus for tea in Narnia.
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"At home rice pilaf is the perfect thing to make when you have absolutely nothing to eat in your kitchen," Solomonov says.
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Making junk food more expensive by taxing it will raise needed revenue and also help us eat in a much healthier manner.
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"You have to be able eat in the dark while still paying attention to Hugh Jackman doing something crazy," Mr. Storm said.
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So you're not really getting the same experience if you eat in a restaurant as you'd get by going into people's homes.
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I've gone into an awful lot of food production units—the places who make the food that we eat in our houses.
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Let them eat in peace, said Bernie Sanders of all people, whose own supporters have engaged in many a nonviolent protest. Rep.
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There is also a large eat-in kitchen with a windowed breakfast area, a pantry, a mud room and a laundry room.
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Those who work in the diamond mines, however, can eat in the staff canteen for 200 rubles, or a little over $3.00.
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The home has six fireplaces, a huge eat-in kitchen and breakfast room, and a dining room that opens to a terrace.
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The thin-crust pizza spot is one of a handful of places to eat in Marfa, an isolated town in West Texas.
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The cruise-ship hierarchy is even more severe when it comes to food, as crew, staff, and officers eat in different cafeterias.
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Or to abandon cooking for dinner entirely, order in Chinese food, and make maple scones you can eat in the morning instead.
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About a third of the one-page recommendations will direct you to something to eat in New York's most ethnically diverse borough.
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The townhouse contains nine bedrooms, seven full and two half baths, two eat-in kitchens, and a large recreation room and den.
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Where to drink Camillo is, to be honest, too nice a restaurant to eat in after sweating it out on roller skates.
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On Riverside Drive, a large one-bedroom offered an eat-in kitchen, a small office and a wraparound terrace with three exposures.
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Eat In 1973, three years before she traveled from Iran to Mecca for her hajj, my grandmother Parvin took another momentous journey.
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The unit also has a library, an eat-in kitchen and a large living/dining room space with a fireplace and balcony.
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Doors from the formal dining room lead to a full bathroom, a screened back porch and a pantry and eat-in kitchen.
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I'm a vegan, and I had given up hope of finding restaurants in your pages where I might eat in New York.
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I get a six-inch turkey sub and chips and eat in my office kitchen while reading American Royals by Katharine McGee.
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While Humar found nothing unusual poking around the town, she noticed that there were no halal restaurants for her to eat in.
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Allow me to reiterate: It was sushi in a floating kayak that we could eat in the pool while we drank Champagne.
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"You have to be able eat in the dark while still paying attention to Hugh Jackman doing something crazy," Mr. Storm said.
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Augustine's Parisian flashback mood is so successful that it doesn't matter whether the food resembles anything you might eat in Paris itself.
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And by all accounts, there's currently no more decadent all-you-can-eat in town than the Bacchanal Buffet at Caesar's Palace.
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When they are done, you've got with crispy, flaky, golden-brown treats that are easy to eat in their convenient, tasty little packages.
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I'm forever on a Champagne campaign, and this wine is great with most of the dishes that you want to eat in fall.
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The person harvesting the tree has to offer them woodlice, which they eat, in order to buy time to cut out a wand.
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You Can Zap Them In The Microwave In 6 MinutesThe product's packaging promises that you'll be ready to eat in six minutes flat.
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Plus, it adds character to a space and can quickly take the mood from functional to cozy, perfect for an eat-in kitchen.
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Heidi reaches over, turns off the tape recorder, and asks Walter a question that shocks him: Want to go eat in the cafeteria?
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The more I ate, the more I wondered if my family had food to eat in that moment, or if they were eating.
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Instead, officials hope to attract out-of-town visitors who book hotel rooms, shop and eat in restaurants, generating jobs and tax revenue.
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Usually, owners feed their beetles by placing the jelly (which looks just like something humans would eat) in a hollowed out wooden holder.
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Larsen is unconvinced by arguments stating that dogs and cats should be given foods that they're more likely to eat in the wild.
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A widely shared video of the episode prompted a weekend "eat-in" protest on the Bay Area Rapid Transit system in San Francisco.
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That would eat in to the time set aside for them raise their hands for yes/no questions like it's a game show.
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The eat-in options are sparse, but people aren't really hanging out after eating so the turnover is quick on getting a table.
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The unit features an eat-in kitchen, with modern fixtures, in addition to the main dining room that seats at least 10 people.
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His detainment prompted eat-in protests across the BART system, and BART's general manager, Bob Powers, issued a lengthy statement about the incident.
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Photographer Gregg Segal's new book follows the lives of 52 kids around the world through the foods that they eat in a week.
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The estate also features a eat-in kitchen, a large family room with a wet bar, a formal dining room and comes furnished.
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Despite his success on the football field, Taliaferro could not live in a dorm, eat in the cafeteria or swim in the pool.
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Barbecue is sold to eat in or take out: 37 Navy Pier Court, Staten Island Urby, Stapleton, Staten Island, 718-12-2701; surfrestaurants.com.
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It connects in the back to an eat-in kitchen with knotty-pine cabinets, granite counters and hardwood floors embedded with ceramic tile.
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I watch some "what I eat in a day" YouTube videos and end up ordering a ceramic frying pan on Amazon ($31.44 shared).
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The spacious establishment will sell olive oils, olives, rice and other Greek groceries, as well as food to take out or eat in.
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And the coronavirus pandemic is adding a new challenge: will food-insecure households have enough to eat in the event of a quarantine?
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Before shopping malls had food courts, visitors could sit and eat in cafe areas like this one in Southdale shopping mall, circa 1957.
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I don't care how long it takes or how much shit I have to eat in the meantime, but I will do it .
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There's a meme, Urea recalled, that posits, "If you're Latina, you eat" in chunky white lettering over a picture of Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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And don't eat in front of the TV. In the end, screens are not a threat, it's the overuse of them that is.
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But one thing every fan can do guilt-free is eat in Harvest, the lodge's restaurant, where a number of scenes were filmed.
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A group of two was seated next, and wasted no time ordering starters—it's necessary to eat in stages, as plates multiply fast.
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I brew a cup of tea and eat in the quiet office since I am usually the first on my team to arrive.
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I eat in our team room and Google recipes to make later in the week, because this meal is not Weight Watchers–friendly.
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The eat-in kitchen has blush-pink painted cabinetry, white solid-surface countertops, copper pulls and plumbing fixtures, and a built-in banquette.
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"We were apprehensive about doing this because we were not sure about customers wanting to eat in a convenience store," Mr. Flory said.
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The village is poor enough that it is considered rude to eat in public, which is seen as boasting that you have food.
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The unit, No. 9.73E, has four bedrooms and three and a half baths, along with an office, library and large eat-in kitchen.
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"They can carry supplies, ammo, MREs," Pierret told Insider, referring to the sealed Meals Ready to Eat that troops eat in the field.
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Past the dining room is an eat-in chef's kitchen that was renovated in 2008 with blue granite countertops and blond custom cabinets.
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Westfield World Trade Center, 185 Greenwich Street LL This is Chef Daniel Boulud's third eat-in and take-out café in New York.
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For French fries that are easier to eat in reasonable amounts, look for minimal processing and less added fat (and in some cases sugar!).
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So, jerky isn't totally perfect, particularly for some people who need to limit the amount of sodium they eat in a day, Dunn says.
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The entire process takes three days for one candy corn to be created, from liquid candy to kernel ready to eat in a bag.
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Edible Sounds allows us to query what we eat in a very unconventional format; showing us a further dissimilarity between nonprocessed and processed foods.
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In fact, it may even be changing the way we taste all the other things we eat in a day, a new study suggests.
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"The problem is that high-sugar cereals are only one of many high-sugar products that children will eat in a day," Coulthard added.
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"The acquisition of SkipTheDishes will materially strengthen Just Eat's number one position in Canada," said David Buttress, CEO of Just Eat, in a statement.
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I would never comment on what someone did or didn't eat in real life, so why did I feel it was okay on Instagram?
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Colonel Sanders appeared to be an enigma to all of Burma, including the dozens of diners gathered to eat in the store that day.
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For example, Aeon saw a jump in sales at its renovated Aeon Style stores, where purchased items can be consumed at eat-in areas.
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I grab a granola bar to eat in the car and pack a bag for after the race, and we are on our way.
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" In addition, Morgan says, "I would like to try to do something about my stomach, I had a lot to eat in Saint-Tropez.
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This idea is that we should put our domestic cats and dogs on diets that more closely approximate what they might eat in nature.
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"I can feed two people at home for a month for what it costs me to eat in Williston for a week," Ritchart said.
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His owners are YouTubers Simon and Martina, a Canadian couple who make videos about the delicious food they eat in Tokyo, where they live.
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For better or worse, delivery apps and cloud kitchens are revolutionizing the way we eat in the U.S., Asia and now in Latin America.
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A store worker tipped Reno off that three women had gotten out of her car and had gone to eat in a nearby Applebee's.
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Later in June, a market will follow, with an array of prepared foods, including some international street fare, to eat in or take out.
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Clementine Bakery (299 Greene Avenue) serves vegan baked goods, sweet and savory, to eat in or take home, that are creative and (mostly) seasonal.
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Instead of being offered in a formal dining room, riders can have their meals brought to their rooms or eat in the lounge car.
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There is also a reception room/study, a library, a formal dining room and an eat-in kitchen with a breakfast nook and pantry.
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Why would anyone come to New York to shop and eat in the same places they can find at their local mall back home?
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"There are plenty of foods we eat in order to connect and bond with others, not purely for hunger or nutritional needs," says Harrison.
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Comments like "I'll eat in my room" or "I'm not hungry — I had a big lunch" can be a sign of unhealthy food avoidance.
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These will be served to eat-in, on velvety gray lounge chairs and at a handsome bar, or to take away during the day.
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"Heavy rains at the right time produce a lot of growth of food that animals eat in crops, and promote heavy breeding," he said.
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"We don't even have a cafeteria — we eat in our gym," said Yamilet Perez, 18, the student council president at the Austin secondary school.
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As an alternative, the team is looking to another toxin, Antimycin A, to poison corn pellets, which only carp will eat in their waters.
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You can be on a ten minute-break between shifts or looking to waste two hours before a train, and still eat in Nando's.
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While eat-in restaurants are being banned in some cities, or being avoided on others, food delivery service is still allowed just about everywhere.
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Saunders explained to regulators how Farmer's Fresh supply chain works and how the food is kept fresh and safe to eat in its machines.
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Price: $2.69Aldi will be selling these bags of cauliflower rice for under $3 — best of all, they are ready to eat in 90 seconds.
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Read to the end; the description of straitjacketed people attempting to eat in Zal Batmanglij's film, "The East," is both disturbing and oddly touching.
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Amherst provided funds for lower-income students to eat in Schwemm's, the campus coffee shop, and expanded support during other breaks in subsequent years.
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In the earliest days of the original space race, scientists worried that it might not be possible to eat in zero g at all.
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Down the hall is a large, well-lit formal dining room that adjoins an eat-in kitchen with granite counters and stainless-steel appliances.
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A large eat-in kitchen is also on the main level, with an adjacent butler's pantry and a new mudroom with a heated floor.
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The eat-in kitchen has stainless-steel appliances, and the open dining area flows into another living room with a fireplace and a swing.
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Analysts expect AMD to eat in to Intel's market share with its planned launch next year of chips with a tiny 7 nanometers between transistors.
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There's a sense that, if new technologies are regulated and marketed correctly, humans will radically change the way they eat in the next few generations.
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"I learned early on not to eat in front of all of you," she said when asked by a reporter her how the cake was.
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And an old-fashioned butler's pantry connects the dining room with the modern eat-in kitchen, complete with Calcutta marble slabs and stainless-steel appliances.
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The episode's big spectacle comes with an unusual reward, where the players eat in turns and an idol clue lurks beneath a plate of spaghetti.
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It was particularly hard to decide what to feed Lady Gaga and her children, as scientists don't know exactly what they eat in the wild.
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One way to reduce stunting would be to improve the crops that Africans, particularly those in the countryside, actually eat—in other words, orphan crops.
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I asked him where to eat in London, and right now I'm sitting in this place called Granger & Co, that is supposed to be amazing.
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The Los Angeles listing also boasts a sizable kitchen with a center island and eat-in breakfast area perfect for any foodie or amateur chef.
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"Our research tells us that Chinese consumers want to know they are buying the exact same product that we eat in New Zealand," said Ballinger.
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Do not eat in the one to two hours before the date (you are more likely to pass wind about one hours(ish) after eating.
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Thip Khao was born from that menu and less than two years later, it's one of the best places to eat in the entire city.
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It's great for making sure a restaurant you want to eat in won't give you dysentery, but less so for identifying adventures or local secrets.
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There's plenty to see, do, and eat in Amsterdam, but enjoying some traditional mulled wine or Dutch sausage is a must, especially during the holidays.
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It was a heavy dish, making it hard to eat in the Florida heat, but it was still pretty yummy — and the perfect comfort food.
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His detainment prompted eat-in protests across the BART system on Saturday, where passengers filmed themselves eating on platforms to support Foster, according to ABC7.
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Meals can be taken in a formal dining room or in an eat-in kitchen with tile floors, granite countertops, cherry cabinets and a pantry.
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Alongside full-page photographic spreads, you'll learn more about the histories, stories, things to do, and dishes to eat in different destinations around the world.
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On our first day testing Yumble, I popped a meal in the microwave and my toddler was ready to eat in less than two minutes.
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Chick-fil-A is no longer letting customers eat in locations, as the fast-food chain attempts to encourage social distancing during the coronavirus outbreak.
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A formal dining room leads to a windowed eat-in kitchen with a breakfast bar and stainless-steel appliances, including two refrigerators and three dishwashers.
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Israeli Jews flock to Abu Gosh, which sits on the Israeli side of the 1967 line, on weekends to shop and eat in the restaurants.
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On Sunday nights, dinner was brought in, Mr. Lulli said, often Chinese, Italian or Mexican dishes, for the residents to eat in the lounge rooms.
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As a New Year's Resolution, I've been trying not to eat in bed late at night, and I think it's messing with my sleep routine.
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"Yes, we're going to play hard and play to win, but our first commitment is to improving the way we eat in America," Oberholtzer said.
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And since the cafeteria at Mahaffey is not big enough to seat everyone at lunchtime, some students will continue to eat in the school library.
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And in case you missed it, here's how to shop, cook and eat in a warming world, according to our Food and Climate desks. 8.
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A week after closing, she saw a place nearby with everything her apartment had and more — a walk-in closet plus an eat-in kitchen.
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First, it has an educational component: You can go there to learn about food and find what's really great to eat in a certain area.
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It was my dad's quest to eat in every Michelin-starred restaurant in France, and he came pretty close, despite getting lost along the way.
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They'd also list nutrition information about serving sizes in portions that more accurately reflect how much people eat — in a clearer, easier-to-decipher manner.
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Bertrand Grébault is the head chef at Septime, a killer neo-bistro that one of the most exciting places to eat in Paris right now.
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When I eat the Burgerlords veggie burger, I want to eat in on a curb, take it in my car, or hang out on the street.
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You can make your yogurt parfaits to eat in the morning ahead of time and store in mason jars for an easy breakfast on the go.
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Further research is needed to explore whether "seeing food cues in advertisements unconsciously signals children to eat in order to feel that rewarding sensation," Emond said.
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I packed it for Tuesday — Monday was conveniently a holiday — and this was a lunch I was actually proud to eat in front of my coworkers.
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WATCH THIS: Kevin Jonas Discusses the Breakup of the Jonas Brothers The gourmet eat-in kitchen features two industrial-sized refrigerators, updated appliances and marble detailing.
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The formal dining room can seat ten people and the eat-in chef's kitchen features marble counters and access to a terrace for al fresco dining.
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Based on the current research on broccoli sprouts, it's tough to determine how much sprouts you'd have to eat in order to get the full benefits.
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It's more like a thing a small child would construct, and you should just pretend to eat in profile while you pass it behind your face.
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A brief pause for a mindfulness exercise and several covert Instagrams later, waiters distributed the same lacquered challah rolls I used to eat in summer camp.
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An increasingly common sight in convenience stores are eat-in areas that offer a place to enjoy pre-prepared food at cheaper prices than at restaurants.
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"I've been slightly hypoglycemic since I was a kid so I have to make sure I eat in the morning and get my sugar," she says.
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In Carluccio's Caffès, Britons could not only eat in proper Italian style but could also buy chilli oil, fennel salami, wild-boar sauce, squid-ink linguine.
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After a few short minutes, your eggs are ready to eat in less than half the time it would normally take with a stove and pan.
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That's not entirely normal, though: He usually packs a lunch from home that he'll eat in his car, but today's breakfast, he assures me, was filling.
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In the beginning With the challenge of developing food to eat in microgravity, scientists were faced with basic questions such as could food be digested easily?
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"If we're putting food that's good to eat in the wrong bin, then that's a mistake we need to correct," Walmart spokesperson Alex Roberton told Marketplace.
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We want the viewer to realize that behind that delicious menu you eat in a restaurant, there are hours of preparation, passion, dedication—and NO shortcuts.
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Wontons and dumplings look like gold ingots, and it is believed that the more you eat in the New Year, the more prosperous you will be.
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" She sums it up: "The way to get people to eat in a bit of a better way is just to make amazing food and flavours.
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"Many meat eaters may be surprised by the amount of vegetarian food they already eat in an average week," said John Soonaye, a Vegetarian Society spokesman.
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When situations arise and the choice isn't mine to make, I'll eat in advance so nobody has to know about my deep, dark, picky-eater secret.
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Toward the rear of the house, past the curving main staircase, is an eat-in kitchen with granite-topped counters and cabinets wrapping around two walls.
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It has an eat-in kitchen, modern cabinetry and appliances, formal and informal sitting areas, high ceilings, a deck and a slate patio, on 0.02 acre.
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In the 1960s through the 1990s, malls were the place to be to hang out, shop, and grab a bite to eat in the food court.
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Savory little pelmeni showered with herbs like dill come steamed or in chicken broth, to eat in or take out with sour cream or hot sauce.
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They roasted the beasts in Myrtle Avenue Park where 50,000 people gathered to eat in "one of the most magnificent affairs" ever held in the neighborhood.
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She cowrote her first cookbook, "Cravings: Recipes for All of the Food You Want to Eat," in 2016, and released "Cravings: Hungry for More," in 2018.
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If you can't make it, these cooking experts and Times journalists have you covered with a list of their favorite places to eat in the city.
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Meanwhile, videos about "what I eat in a day" and other weight-loss tips are rampant on the app, and few people are talking about it.
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Writing down what you plan to eat in advance of meals can give you an extra boost, because you are more likely to choose healthier foods.
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The large eat-in, windowed kitchen has built-in appliances, a long wet bar with plenty of storage and a breakfast area that overlooks the backyard.
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He talks about his history with a plant-based diet (and some of his favorite places to eat) in this interview with the vegan website VegNews.
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It is, by far, the best meal I eat in my entire four-day trip to Sweden—and not just because it involves precisely zero marzipan.
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I mean, I was wanting to, I mean like everybody else that wants to go eat in a Ramsay restaurant and then, I just didn't get in.
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Just look at this three-bedroom bungalow built in 1940, with an eat-in-kitchen, walk-in pantry, and a front porch, on the market for $279,000.
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More than 4 in 10 say they will eat in their own home, and 4% plan to leave the cooking to someone else entirely and dine out.
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Sgreccia told La Repubblica that no price is high enough to justify the "disgrace" of selling "unhealthy" food "that I would never eat" in such a place.
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In February, 65 percent of respondents had worried about their families not having enough to eat in the previous seven days, compared to 45 percent last September.
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On Wednesday, October 29 at 200:211 AM EAT in Nairobi, Kenya, the first Startup Battlefield Africa kicks off and is available for viewing with this livestream.
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There is plenty of storage throughout, with customized closets and built- ins, garage storage and racks, and even a custom bench in the eat-in kitchen area.
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For example, Chase includes establishments "whose primary business is sit-down or eat-in dining," and therefore your dinner at a hotel or casino may not count.
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For the next 60 hours, Zayner hid out in the hotel room, leaving only to buy snacks in the hotel commissary or eat in the hotel restaurant.
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It offers a formal living room and dining room, eat-in chef's kitchen and breakfast nook, and a cozy oak-paneled den with a vintage-style bar.
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But as business has declined in the center store, companies have upped their game, adding sophisticated meals that consumers can take home or eat in the store.
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The assault on Marawi began just before the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, when many Muslim families store food because they do not eat in daylight hours.
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Tourists can also view the beautiful Northern Lights, eat in the world's only restaurant made completely of ice, enjoy saunas and other wellness activities, and go snowshoeing.
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And, by the way, your ability to score well on a test isn't the only factor to consider when you choose what to eat in the morning.
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The big green test NASA's biggest concern about growing produce in space was making sure the greens were safe to eat in an environment impacted by radiation.
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I still maintain that Los Angeles is the best place to eat in the world — for its splendid produce, for its informality, and for its unimaginable diversity.
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Three en-suite bedrooms are on the 19th floor, while the entertaining space, which includes a den and an eat-in kitchen, is at the middle level.
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But she had not questioned why Virginia Carter, her beloved black nanny known as Gee-Gee, had to eat in the car when traveling with the family.
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In fact, the biggest place in which The Dead Don't Die's zombie lore departs from tradition is in what the zombies want to eat in the humans.
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Or that some guy called Christopher Poole spent over a grand trying to eat in every Nando's on the planet in order to win a Black Card?
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The Shawarma Guys food truck in San Diego has been ranked as the number one place to eat in the US for 2020 according to Yelp reviews.
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This couldn&apost ring truer when Yelp published its Top 100 Places to Eat in 2020, and The Shawarma Guys food truck took the number one spot.
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Farther inside is a living room with a coffered ceiling and fireplace, and an eat-in kitchen that opens to a large keeping room with another fireplace.
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I heat up my packed lunch and eat in the break room, enjoying the view while I eat, listening to the funny jokes told by my coworkers.
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"We don't aim to change the way students eat in line with a particular dietary prescription," said Lindsey Dayton, the senior manager of the Food Ed. program.
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It opens to an eat-in kitchen with marble-topped bead-board cabinets, a white subway tile backsplash, a cast-iron sink and cast-iron light fixtures.
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There is an eat-in, gourmet kitchen and breakfast nook, as well as a formal dining room, library and covered porch with a swing facing the ocean.
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"He does not eat in the area with other residents, he does not have a cell-mate, and he does not exercise with other residents," Wyatt said.
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She loved to eat out and hated to eat in, and if she had you over for dinner she made you pasta with tomatoes, basil, and feta.
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They've also provided tips for where to stay, which sites to see, and what to eat in order to kick off the summer travel season the right way.
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By replacing much of the meat we eat in minced and processed form, these innovations can still make it possible to restore large parts of the world's forests.
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They're all less likely to punish smaller defenders that started the possession on Curry; the exception is maybe Shaun Livingston, who will eat in the post as well.
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"There's a really neat study we did: We had people only eat a quarter as much of a snack as they usually eat in the afternoon," Wansink said.
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" Brandy then claims the owner, who she identified as Donna Crosby later said, "If he was going to eat in here he would have to cover his face.
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The onboard casino, shops, and the photo studio have been shut, and passengers are getting food delivered to their rooms instead of being able to eat in restaurants.
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But when she walked through the door, she was swayed by the sprawling space: four bedrooms, a two-car garage, a family room and an eat-in-kitchen.
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Even before The Martian, potatoes were a popular choice for researchers who were wondering what we might eat in space—and it's not really hard to see why.
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I can't say I blame them - Brian, 36I did that Twinkie Easy Cheese hot dog thing they eat in UHF... honestly, I'm not even sure I was stoned.
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I take it back to the office with me to eat in the break room before my afternoon meetings, where a few coworkers are watching the World Cup.
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Research from 2015 shows that only one in five people are leaving their work desks for lunch, with most opting to eat in front of their computer screen.
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The following year, NASA celebrated John Glenn becoming the first American to eat in space, squeezing puréed beef with vegetables from an aluminum tube, among other edible delights.
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Interim Chief Executive Peter Duffy said more than 4 million new customers ordered from Just Eat in 2018, taking its total number of active customers to 26 million.
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Q: I'm always surprised to read how normal life can be in war zones — the fact that there even is an upscale restaurant to eat in amazes me.
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The space flows into the formal dining room and, beyond that, the eat-in kitchen with a six-foot granite island and a built-in bench for dining.
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As it was an unreasonable amount of oranges to eat in a short period of time, she ended up trying to give oranges away to coworkers and family.
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Eat In times of great stress, or of flickering, low-level dread, I find that canceling all my plans and staying in to make mashed potatoes generally helps.
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But really, there's no need to buy so much to eat in the future that we have to worry about having enough to give people to eat now.
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This room is between a modern eat-in kitchen with original floorboards, granite counters and custom cabinets on one side and a shingled, screened porch on the other.
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Off the dining room are a breakfast room and a large eat-in windowed kitchen, with a service elevator, laundry and two staff rooms sharing a bath nearby.
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It will serve brunch all day and will feature her take on French toast, which she makes stuffed and in small logs to eat in or take away.
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The food and its packaging looked more like something I'd eat in a school cafeteria than at a Taco Bell, but that's not to say it looked bad.
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Instead, all your friends who are still renting show up with a bottle of champagne and eagerly follow you around as you reveal your enviable eat-in kitchen.
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I'm so proud of it, especially this Q. and A., which answers all the questions we hear about how to cook, shop and eat in our changing world.
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It was there that I remembered what it's like to eat in a truly diverse room, staffed and patronized by people of all ages and races and identities.
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Arched doorways on either side of the fireplace lead to a formal dining room on the right and an eat-in kitchen with Caesarstone counters on the left.
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I don't want it to come to that, I want to still be able to sit and eat in the kitchen or watch TV in the living room.
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Other co-ops, with Tudor facades, are tucked here and there, like Grand Gardens, on West Grand Street, with apartments that offer archways, moldings and eat-in kitchens.
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Food is available to take out or to eat in at communal tables, and, since the hotel does not offer room service, it's also a commissary for guests.
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Meet Foodvisor, a startup that has built a mobile app that helps you log everything you eat in order to lose weight, follow a diet or get healthier.
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The home, which offers Central Park views, has five bedrooms, four and a half baths, a library, eat-in kitchen and laundry room, according to the Corcoran listing.
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Around midafternoon I stopped to eat in La Reforma, a small town aslant on the mountainside, scattered on both sides of the road, one building signposted Restaurante Rosa.
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It was ideal for breaking the fast at home the way she liked, with comforting food she could warm up and eat in small doses throughout the evening.
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"He does not eat in the area with other residents, he does not have a cellmate, and he does not exercise with other residents," Wyatt said last week.
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Takeaway operates mostly in Germany and eastern Europe, and Just Eat in Britain and western Europe; a merger would make them more competitive against Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
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Their 2,200-square-foot apartment has four bedrooms and two and a half baths, along with an eat-in kitchen, a sizable family room and laundry and storage.
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A new entrance leads from the dining room to the eat-in kitchen, which has raised ceilings of almost 10 feet and a custom black walnut-topped island.
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Chase's New Orleans restaurant, Dooky Chase, was open to all in a time when it was illegal for black and white patrons to eat in the same restaurant.
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Let's talk about shrimp: Over 90 percent of the seafood we eat in the US is imported, and we consume more shrimp than any other kind of seafood.
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It sounds heartless, but I say no — I used to let them eat in my room whenever they wanted, but the trash and crumbs they left behind was ridiculous.
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And it&aposs a violation of all Americans&apos rights when you can&apost eat in a restaurant for simply using your constitutionally protected free speech every election cycle.
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The partnership with Just Eat is for France too, but trials are already taking place to add Stuart as an option for Just Eat in the U.K. and Spain.
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Welcome to our column How to Eat in Mexico, in which we talk about those small corners of our country that offer the cuisine that we love so much.
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I also enjoyed the benefit of having a local expert on staff to help suggest where to eat in the area and I followed many of their excellent suggestions.
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You're slowly able to earn Trico's trust — at first it won't even eat in front of you — and the relationship continues grow naturally over the course of the game.
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Grocery shopping and preparing meals alone could be painful and overwhelming, the study found, and could often lead widows to skip meals or eat in expensive or unhealthy ways.
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"It was a natural decision to work with iFood in Mexico after seeing the success in Brazil," said David Buttress, the chief executive of JUST EAT, in a statement.
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The low match rate isn't surprising for a new ride offering, but the costs Uber was willing to eat in order to make Pool work are really something else.
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The modern version includes building and sleeping in shelters, making fire, learning which plants are safe to eat in the wild and performing land navigation with and without instruments.
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He's been a god in New Orleans for 10 years ... so, we had to ask Drew Brees -- what's the BEST thing to eat in all of the Big Easy?!!?
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Inside, the open floor plan includes a spacious formal living room and a formal dining room, plus a rustic, all-white chef's kitchen with an eat-in center island.
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When the teacher got involved the instigator said, 'Everyone knows we're not allowed to eat in the biology lab, so it's really their own fault for breaking the rules.
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So don't be afraid to eat in front of your fasting Muslim friend, they're already used to it and have probably already embraced the distinctiveness that comes with it.
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Mr. Prunier lived in Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai and took every opportunity to eat in people's homes because he tasted dishes there he had never encountered in restaurants.
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We may disagree about what foods taste good together, but hopefully, most civilized people can let one another eat in peace, as long as they're not bothering anyone else.
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Each room in the restaurant was themed after one of the locations from one of the shows—there was a surgery room from General Hospital you could eat in.
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A spacious eat-in kitchen is equipped with high-end appliances like a La Cornue Château gas and electric stove, and a long center island of Calacatta gold marble.
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We both were taken by Harold Nicolson's diaries and shared the minor lament that neither of us could afford to eat in Jammet's, the most expensive restaurant in town.
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Educators and school nutritionists said that for some impoverished children, the free breakfast and free lunch at school are the only substantial meals they will eat in a day.
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The experts told me we can just as easily grow food in the United States that's as delicious as — or more delicious than — the food you eat in Europe.
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Learn to read labels on packaged foods — they must list sodium levels per serving — and ask to have salt withheld when ordering food to take out or eat in.
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The trolls also watched 'Girls' to learn which foods Americans eat in the bath — and watched HGTV to learn how to destroy a marriage using nothing but carpet swatches.
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They also worked with a large food service company, Sodexo, to prepare thousands of generally healthful meals that the subjects could eat in cafeterias or take home with them.
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Summit County health officials on Monday went a step further, shutting down all non-essential businesses including lodging, eat-in restaurants, bars, ride-share services, and even bus service.
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The main entry is on the fourth floor, which has a large corner living room, formal dining room, windowed eat-in kitchen, mud room, den and en-suite bedroom.
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There is an eat-in kitchen with skylights, two islands, marble and butcher-block counters, a Viking refrigerator and a Viking range installed in a brick enclosure with ventilation.
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Consider People Magazine's "What I Eat in a Day" feature, which requires a star to submit his or her daily intake to the public eye and a nutritionist's assessment.
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For one thing, the nine or so items on the menu, to eat in or take out and ordered from an employee holding an iPad, do not accommodate substitutions.
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At Middlebury, she used to block out time to eat in the student dining halls, and at Rutgers she kept open office hours regularly, for students, faculty and staff.
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All of this combines to make chocolate one of the worst foods one can eat in terms of greenhouse gas emissions—by some calculations, the single worst nonmeat food.
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Running along the back of the main floor is a succession of rooms, including a white eat-in kitchen with natural stone countertops and a farm-style center island.
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I feel a little bad paying for food AGAIN this week, but I know that next week C. will be out of town so I'll eat in most nights.
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The vaulted garage apartment, which is rentable, has a bedroom, a full bathroom, an eat-in kitchen and a 615-square-foot bonus space currently used as an office.
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Biscoff These crumbly biscuits double as coffee stirrers (and are therefore acceptable to eat in the early morning) that, when ground up into cookie butter, make an excellent spread.
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There are five bedrooms (not counting two maid's rooms) and five and a half baths, along with living and dining rooms, an eat-in kitchen, a library and a playroom.
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We've been working together closely for a long time so leaving is hard; he puts lunch on his company card and we bring it back to eat in the office.
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Local residents don't have the money to party at the new bars or eat in pop-up sushi restaurants, leaving some feeling like outsiders in their own neighborhood, Nascimento added.
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Takeaway and Just Eat to merge in $10B deal to take on Deliveroo and Uber Eats in Europe Both companies are currently publicly listed, Just Eat in London and Takeaway.
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This second property, which is also five stories high, boasts three bedrooms— including a sprawling master suite with walk-in closets—six fireplaces, and a spacious eat-in chef's kitchen.
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"If you go to a Westin Hotel, you know you&aposll get the Heavenly Bed, the aspen leaf soap, the nice place to eat in the lobby," D&aposAgostino said.
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"People have been pushed to the brink, [they are] surviving on what they can find to eat in swamps," said Emma Jane Drew, Oxfam's humanitarian program manager in South Sudan.
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If you've never heard of energy gels before, they're these little packets of a flavored gelatinous material, that many runners choose to quickly eat in the midst of a run.
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Internet bloggers tell me meal prepping is a great way to have a week's worth of food laid out and ready to eat in just one afternoon of your time.
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Their spacious kitchen features a massive, eat-in center island, and flows seamlessly into the dining space, which boasts a long, family-style table and a glass-encased wine rack.
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Buca di Beppo: OPEN Buca di Beppo is serving a full Thanksgiving feast on the holiday, available to eat in at the restaurant or to take back to your family.
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NASA deemed it too crumbly, a problem to think about when developing food to eat in space as rogue crumbs can cause serious consequences in zero gravity, also called microgravity.
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Going to eat in the San Gabriel Valley like we did growing up is its own thing, but it's not the same as eating a bao in my dad's hometown.
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For example, an eat-in kitchen should have a table in it, and a small bedroom that may look too small for a bed should have a bed in it.
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A dietitian speaking to Reuters, Melissa Rifkin, argues that you're still better off eating at a fast-casual restaurant than a fast-food restaurant, but diners should eat in moderation.
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Now their families have enough to eat in bad times - and they are putting away savings, even as they face more frequent droughts, unreliable rainfall and other climate change pressures.
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The apartment has 2,633 square feet that includes three bedrooms and three baths, along with a spacious living room and dining area that flows into an eat-in chef's kitchen.
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A preview is easier with "Eat in My Kitchen: To Cook, to Bake, to Eat and to Treat," by Meike Peters, since almost all the recipes serve two to four.
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The inspectorate found that "prisoners' ability to eat communally varied across the prison estate," with many institutions forcing inmates to eat in their cells, sometimes even sitting on the toilet.
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Off the dining room is a butler's pantry with two dishwashers, and beyond that, a large eat-in kitchen with custom marble flooring and a spacious pantry and laundry area.
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We would eat in our cozy little apartment, and I'd sigh with contentment: This was just like my old life here — but now I had people to share it with.
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Globally, 821 million people - or one in nine - did not have enough food to eat in 2017, the third consecutive year of rising hunger levels, according to latest U.N. figures.
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Ms. Rusli and Ms. Sutherland have created a business based on the research of doctors and nutritionists who stress the importance of what children eat in their first 1,000 days.
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She said she would advocate for community meeting space, walk-in access for job applicants and no employee cafeteria — so Amazon workers could be encouraged to eat in the neighborhood.
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Here are the cards I always keep in my wallet to use every day: Citi Prestige I buy a lot of airfare, and I eat in a lot of restaurants.
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We've done nightly skincare routines for one another, and house tours, and I'm sure we'll eventually expand into closet organizing and what I eat in a day and all that.
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The entrance is on the garden level, where an eat-in kitchen renovated with white cabinets, black stone counters and a checkerboard floor is at the front of the house.
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The 414-square-foot eat-in kitchen with its butler's pantry replaces what was previously an office, breakfast nook and powder room; it has custom cherry cabinets and slate floors.
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The number one place to eat in the US ticks a lot of boxes, from the friendly service to the very reasonable prices and, of course, the incredible food itself.
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It also lists my favorite foods, a performative assortment of the fried and fattening things I eat in front of boys to make them think my body is an accident.
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In "268" (Prestel, $40), Ms. Peters, who won a James Beard award for her 2016 book, "Eat in My Kitchen," offers a meal for every night from January to December.
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"After Brexit, the EU has every incentive to say 'hey, Dublin, Paris Frankfurt would like to have people with a lot of money to eat in their restaurants," explains Grozoubinski.
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All three features continue into the adjacent eat-in kitchen, which has traditional-style brown cabinets, stone countertops, a five-burner GE Monogram gas range and a double farmhouse sink.
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While the fate of the fruit in the film left plenty to the imagination, the actor recently proved that he's pretty game with what he'll eat in real life, too.
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Where to Eat In Bluff, Comb Ridge Bistro offers a limited menu of pleasing, locally sourced and otherwise eco-sensitive dishes: meatloaf, blue corn pancakes, pulled pork sandwiches, stylish hamburgers.
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Each one contained 316 calories and 13 grams of fat, and was way too big for a kid to eat in one sitting (or to dunk into a glass of milk).
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"It's very hard for her to eat in general, and we are really concerned about her health in detention, where she is not receiving any special accommodation," Mr. Padilla Romero said.
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At a housing community for senior citizens in Immokalee, Florida, some residents told a Reuters reporter on Tuesday they had nothing to eat in their small apartments that were without power.
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"You're totally going to turn into a vampire," friend and chef Joshua McFadden told me when I explained my mission while in Portland: to eat in a bunch of strip clubs.
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First at a traditional store that has a great salad/hot bar (which we get food from and eat in the car later) as well as amazing fresh squeezed orange juice.
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All he has had to eat in the camp, where his family has been for two months, is a few spoonfuls a day of rice mixed with sugar, his mother says.
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G: The market is very competitive but we are focused on mid to lower income mass market consumers who may not choose to eat in a restaurant but at Food Republic.
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"In the end, we believe most of these things are related to genes, so it's not caused by things you do, or things you eat in the first trimester," she says.
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I feel grateful every time I can go out dancing without having to pee every ten minutes, eat in a restaurant without every dish causing flares, or have sex without pain.
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Although, the idea of missing out on those buns every time we eat In-N-Out doesn't sound like fun, so we don't think we'd transition to team Tomato Wrap completely.
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Eleven latches onto Eggo waffles as her main form of sustenance, at one point marching into a grocery store and stealing boxes of the frozen waffles to eat in the woods.
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I want to create the feeling that people go to their best friend's to eat, in a casual atmosphere, a place where they know where the refrigerator is, so to say.
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At one point, she sent Ms. Leong a text message saying she had to leave school because she'd had little to eat in the past two days and didn't feel well.
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He says he prefers not to eat in the area he has been patrolling, where he might run into people he arrested or be reminded of where fellow officers were shot.
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The idea is that you put your baby in control, allowing them to decide which foods they want to eat, when they want to eat, in what order and how much.
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If you are offended, like the people who worked at the restaurant where Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked to leave, that is paramount to her right to eat in that establishment.
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In Rego Park, Queens, a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath apartment with an eat-in kitchen and space for a home office, in a postwar, part-time doorman building.
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To the right is a space that could serve as dining room; beyond it is a butler's pantry with a half-bathroom and an eat-in kitchen with a vintage stove.
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This dish from Colu Henry, pasta queen and author of one of the books listed above, is both nice enough to serve to friends and relaxed enough to eat in sweats.
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A coat closet and full bathroom are off the dining area; the eat-in kitchen beyond has granite counters, a desk area and a pot rack hanging over a central island.
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And as such it is comforting to eat, in much the same way that burrowing into a nest on the couch to watch football or a three-hankie movie is comforting.
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"It's about a 65-hour gap that these children have very little or nothing to eat in a lot of cases," says Nikki Grizzle with the nonprofit Blessings in a Backpack.
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A new generation of burgers made with, "plant meat" is vying to topple the beef burger from its throne, transforming the beef industry and the way we eat in the process.
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An eat-in kitchen with a black-and-white tile floor has its original cabinets, but updated stainless-steel appliances, and connects to a walk-in pantry and formal dining room.
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But they added six bathrooms and converted the butler's quarters to an eat-in kitchen with butcher block countertops, a professional Garland range, a fireplace and a white ceramic tile floor.
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I bring toast to eat in the car and as I'm pulling out of the driveway remember that I left my lunch and a pumpkin cheesecake for my co-workers inside.
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Ms Goldbloom is quick to point out that, in real life, plenty of ultra-Orthodox Jews still eat in her home, despite her massive library of secular books (another no-no).
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The mogul is credited with being the person who transformed Las Vegas casinos from gambling dens into entertainment hubs where guests could watch spectacular shows and eat in high-end restaurants.
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Ultimately, this list of features — which can include things like an eat-in kitchen, outdoor space or natural light — can help a buyer keep a level head in a frenzied market.
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But the case is worrying because public health experts have wondered for decades if game animals popular to eat in the U.S., such as deer and moose, can spread prions to humans.
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Those of us who eat in restaurants are able and willing to pay a few cents more for a typical meal, so restaurant sales go up even with the small price increases.
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According to the announcement, Taco Mode riders will get a free Doritos Locos Taco—a crunchy, messy treat that you should never eat in a car unless you truly hate the owner.
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When someone mentions wanting to cook or roast or mash something hearty and warming to eat in the middle of the bone-chilling winter months, we generally turn to the humble potato.
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Median salary: $60,370Growth outlook: 15% Dietitians advise people on what to eat in order to lead a healthier lifestyle, achieve a specific health-related goal, or manage a health issue or disease.
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After her drawn-out divorce from Johnny Depp was finalized on Friday, the 30-year-old actress stepped out with some pals for a bite to eat in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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If your cat or dog is more skittish around new company, provide them a safe space set away from the action where they can rest and eat in peace during the festivities.
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Often times I would see the talent, or television show hosts, taking a break from the studio and grabbing something to eat in the cafeteria and they always smiled and said hello.
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Cagle and his date (and partner) Matt Whitney, writer for the TV show Timeless, grab a bite to eat in West Hollywood before heading to the Dolby Theatre for the night's festivities.
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Unit 6D has three bedrooms and five bathrooms, in addition to formal living and dining rooms, an eat-in kitchen and a large gallery, according to the listing with the Corcoran Group.
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Teachers at the Mahaffey Middle School currently cram multiple ongoing lessons into each classroom, and force some students to eat in the library because the cafeteria isn't big enough, The Times reported.
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Even if the tables are a bit nicer if you're traveling in Business Premier, having to eat in your seat was yet another thing the Eurostar had in common with a flight.
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Only the losers, the prisoners with no money, eat in the chow hall, it turns out; the rest dine in their cells on junk food and ramen noodles purchased from the commissary.
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The first family also has a private eat-in kitchen on the second floor, which is stocked at the request of the first lady or the chief usher of the White House.
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" Efforts to track down the Rolling Stones for corroboration failed, but in a 20163 Interview magazine piece, Andy Warhol (who became another regular) asked them, "Where do you eat in New York?
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Directly off the great room are a den with hardwood floors and an eat-in kitchen that was remodeled within the last year, with stainless-steel appliances and marble floors and countertops.
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Copious portions are made to order — from ingredients mostly shipped from Taiwan — and served to eat in or take away: Meet Fresh, 37 Cooper Square (East Sixth Street), 646-371-9011, meetfresh.us.
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So, we did something big to answer them: We joined with our colleagues in the food section to bring you information about how to shop, cook and eat in a warming world.
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Front Burner At a new, serene little respite from a busy stretch of East Broadway, the attraction is a collection of desserts, mostly Japanese for now, to eat in or take away.
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At the rear of the house, the beamed dining room flows into an eat-in kitchen and then into a family room that is paneled in clear cedar and has a fireplace.
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And this Q. and A. about food and climate change written by Brad Plumer and Julia Moskin is full of ideas about how to cook, shop and eat in a warming world.
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The options for something to eat in the Essex Crossing complex are about to grow considerably with the opening of the Market Line, a culinary collection beneath the recently opened Essex Market.
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Last year, Facebook fired an enterprising Chinese employee who played to the unmet demand and charged one group of tourists $20 each to tour the campus and eat in the company's cafeteria.
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A partial wall of bookshelves blocks the view of the staircase; beyond it is an eat-in kitchen lined in floating wood lower cabinets with cultured-stone countertops and laminate upper cabinets.
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Like every cartoon, the notion of the oft-romanticized country as the tourist's pigging-out destination — it provided the "Eat" in Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir "Eat, Pray, Love" — has some basis in reality.
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The advice is almost a cliché at this point, but research suggests that breakfast-eaters stay trimmer and avoid putting on belly fat compared to people who don't eat in the morning.
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The FDA, after years of review, had deemed food from the AquaAdvantage Salmon safe to eat in 2015 and said there is no biological difference between these salmon and nongenetically engineered salmon.
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If you regularly stay in penthouse suites, eat in Michelin-star restaurants, and travel by private jet, you&aposre not expected to endure the same airport experience as the rest of us.
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At the heart is an indoor space, also called Union Market, with 39 artisanal vendors selling not only food to eat in or take out, but also tableware, kitchen knives and sundries.
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So we focused on those long journeys, on what these young people would eat in these places of passage—what they would cook in order to save money, all the plates they reinvented.
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Fujioka: An example of a little detail I like is that in World, in Astera, you can eat at the cantina in the main base or you can eat in the gathering hub.
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This isn't your ordinary travel guide: read on to discover our picks for some of the best things to do, see, and eat in Madrid — and experience the city like a true Madrileño.
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Venezuelan activists are increasingly posting details of locations and lifestyles of leftist officials and their families, depicting them as thriving off corruption while the population struggles to eat in a devastating economic crisis.
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"Some customers come and eat in the restaurants, some pick up meals to go home, some pick up side orders or pies as gifts or to supplement their own meals," Michel told CNBC.
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Built in 1927, the Spanish-style home has been recently restored, mixing its original charm with new renovated areas, such as the updated eat-in kitchen, which features marble countertops and Viking appliances.
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I'm now going to do that thing health professionals do when they tell you how much to eat in terms of 'servings' and 'grams', which I firmly believe everyone should be familiar with.
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This is the way I like to eat in the summer — a collection of things on a board: little jars of pickles, a wedge of cheese, a twisted parcel of rich, salty butter.
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Cruise passengers tend to eat and sleep on the ships that brought them there — meaning they don't benefit the city as much as tourists who stay in hotels and eat in local restaurants.
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I can see you now, minding your own business in the kitchen, mashing kale into polenta—or whatever it is people will eat in the future—the radio burbling away on the windowsill.
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"I eat in a cup," she says over and over again, ignoring her dad's gentle insistence that they're about to eat dinner and now is not the time for cereal in her cup.
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He returned to film in 2002 with "Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat," in which Fuad Ramses III reopens his grandfather's catering business, only to become possessed by the spirit of Ishtar.
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Maggiano's Little Italy has a special offer that allows customers to get two pastas for the price of one: one dish to eat in the restaurant and another to take home with you.
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Yet it's time to get moving, time to sift through the big ambitious ideas like those in the Lancet report and figure out how to eat in ways that won't destroy the planet.
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A British veteran who was hit by grenade shrapnel during the Battle of Ypres was afraid to eat in public because his wounded face made such unappetizing sounds while he chewed and swallowed.
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It could also address those who cooperatively live in its dorms, those who kindly eat in its dining hall, those who rely on the support of on-campus internet to complete their coursework.
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A swinging door leads to a windowed butler's pantry with a wall of built-in cabinets, followed by a bright eat-in kitchen with white enameled wood cabinetry and a marble-tile backsplash.
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The dining room, with its restored pine-plank floors and double-sided chimney, steps up to a bright living room at one end and flows into an eat-in kitchen at the other.
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There are three bedrooms and four and a half baths, along with a den or library that could be converted into another bedroom, an eat-in kitchen and a grand living/dining room.
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The four 260-story buildings comprising Seward Park were designed by Herman Jessor with the idea that laborers were entitled to airy apartments, eat-in kitchens, balconies, grass lawns, landscaped hedges and doormen.
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The current owner, who has lived in the house for more than three decades, converted the attached one-car garage into a family room and dining room, and updated the eat-in kitchen.
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In a paper published on Thursday in Current Biology, Dr. Higgs and colleagues report that sea-grass-dwelling lucinid clams make up 20 percent of what Caribbean spiny lobsters eat in artificial reefs.
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The chef's kitchen, with French doors that open to a roomy front porch, features stainless-steel appliances, an abundance of wood cabinets and an eat-in island with a dual-temperature wine cooler.
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The apartment offers striking park and cityscape views and features three bedrooms and five and a half baths, as well as a laundry room and windowed eat-in kitchen with a butler's pantry.
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If you're feeling uncomfortable or sad after eating a bigger-than-usual or rich meal or anytime you eat in general, however, it may point to a deeper mental health and anxiety issue.
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Adds Peter Duffy, interim CEO of Just Eat, in a statement: Working with City Pantry to accelerate its mission to improve and modernise the workplace dining experience is a great opportunity for Just Eat.
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We also aren't allowed to eat at our desks, and when I used to eat in the break room, my boss would make comments about how he didn't like the food I was eating.
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And there's no doubt we are in the midst of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease epidemics driven in part by the kinds of food we eat in the quantities in which we eat them.
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"Because of artificial light at night, we often eat in the wrong time, that is, after the natural dusk, when metabolic processes slow down," said N.A. Rybnikova of the University of Haifa in Israel.
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I make one-pot beef stroganoff with spinach, mix the brownies and bake them, and prep a sausage, egg, and cheese tater tot casserole for my S.O. to eat in the mornings before finals.
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But, eventually, Vardakostas says you'll be able to order takeout using the company's mobile app, while workers with iPhones will stroll around the restaurant to take eat-in orders, just like an Apple Store.
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Cartwright told the Forum that she, her husband and their four sons and daughter had stopped to eat in Fargo while driving back from Arkansas, where they had just finalized the baby girl's adoption.
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"It seems like there's always some new breaking thing that you have to eat in the morning on an empty stomach to help with weight loss or energy or what have you," Ewoldt said.
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The holidays, and the pressure to eat in front of people or listen to ignorant comments about weight can be painful, but you are neither alone nor a failure for falling into old patterns.
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The 7,381-square-foot sponsor apartment, at 20 West 53rd Street, features five bedrooms and five and a half baths, as well as a formal dining room, a library and an eat-in kitchen.
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With stops in DC, Atlanta, and Miami, Action manages to eat in the hottest restaurant in the country, sample true Southern barbecue, and learn how to make a new bay scallop and papaya dish.
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I'd be lying if I said food was the first thing on my mind through the "rave years" but when you're DJing and flying around the world, you actually eat in really good places.
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As part of its Future Engineers program, NASA is challenging grade-school children to create a digital 3-D model of a non-edible, food-related item that will help astronauts eat in space.
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For about a hundred and eighty pages, we are with the family, inside their 1996 Volvo wagon, or looking over their shoulders as they eat in diners and stay in motels and rented cabins.
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Commanders had already restricted access to public areas such as churches, gyms and childcare centers at US army installations in Vicenza and ordered extra Meals Ready to Eat in case they have to quarantine.
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The eat-in kitchen, in a two-story addition to the house, has a fireplace, an oversized La Cornue range and a chicken roaster, as well as double doors leading out to a patio.
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I'm Emily, in for Sam, and I have five recipe suggestions for you for the week ahead, the food I want to cook and eat in this drowsy stretch of it's-so-hot days.
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Traders and employees of the NYSE and its parent Intercontinental Exchange Inc will use separate entrances and eat in different areas, according to what NYSE Chief Operating Officer Michael Blaugrund said in the memo.
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At US Army installations in Vicenza, Italy, commanders have restricted access to public areas such as church, gyms and childcare centers and ordered extra Meals Ready to Eat in case they have to quarantine.
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The dining area is a few steps up; it has its own deck access on one side and flows into an eat-in kitchen with plywood cabinets topped with orange tile on the other.
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Well, except for maybe at … Totonno's is one of New York's canonical pizza joints, and we would be remiss not to include a mention of it when discussing where to eat in Coney Island.
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Perdue has argued that the most important thing is making sure students eat — in 2017 he said he believes healthy meals are "ending up in the trash" because they simply aren't appetizing to students.
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The entry level is set a short flight of stairs up from the ground, making for a daylight lower level with an eat-in kitchen and family room that has a wide brick fireplace.
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Sitting at the upstairs bar, one of the best places to eat in the new Union Square Cafe, I listened in on a conversation the woman next to me was having with the bartender.
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FAT PIG Memphis-style slow-cooked pork and brisket are the specialties to eat in or take away at this new spot with a garden: 120 Dyckman Street (Nagle Avenue), Inwood, 646-490-4555.
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Epstein does not eat in the middle of the day (a habit borrowed from the Yanomami), but out of decorum he ordered sashimi as he spoke of the possibility of life on other planets.
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Well-burnished, flaky plain croissants, almond ones sheltering marzipan, handsome pains au chocolat, lacy apricot fougasses from Provence and twisted, sugared footlong sacristains are some of the options to eat in or take out.
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Instead of eating the thing we want to eat in a portion that is reasonable, we substitute something that is likely to disappoint our stomachs and our brains despite sometimes even gorging on it.
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Journy does the grunt work for them, pairing them with an expert travel advisor to plan out where to stay, what to see, and what to eat in 75+ destinations, for $25 a day.
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The downsides to cooking are time and convenience (it takes forethought and preparation to cook), but there's a real upside: People typically consume about 20 to 40 percent fewer calories when they eat in.
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"Here I don't have to imagine what it would be like to sleep in a tower bedroom, or to eat in a formal dining room, to be surrounded by tapestries, sculptures, and chandeliers," said Kenner.
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Also a lot of her teeth have been damaged or lost because of the therapy, so she can't chew on hard items, and definitely not as fast as she needs to eat in 10 minutes.
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Behind the dining room is an eat-in kitchen with bleached-oak cabinets and Corian countertops, new stainless-steel appliances, a decorative wood-trimmed ceiling, a separate pantry and French doors opening to the back.
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Cutting out dairy completely could mean changing how you shop for groceries, what you order at restaurants, and, of course, what you eat in general, which can amount to a major inconvenience for some people.
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Amazon would package its Go-inspired "just eat in technology™" as a branded Fresh Hub Service™ (FHS™) offering that includes the automatic reordering experience already available through Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service (DRS).
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The study noted that the excess calorie levels are worrisome both for the fact that children often eat in restaurants, and are not apt to watch their calorie intake or have it watched for them.
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Products between one and two servings, such as a 20-ounce soda or a 15-ounce soup can, will be labeled as a single serving because that's how much people typically eat in one sitting.
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By contrast, when Owens was in Nazi Germany — again, a place marked by its own incredibly destructive form of racism — he nonetheless didn't have to live in segregated housing or eat in separate dining halls.
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Most of Williams' bridesmaids seemed to congregate in the sizeable eat-in kitchen, it's barn-inspired design accented with navy cabinets, a wood kitchen island and an oversized dining table with clear plastic dining chairs.
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Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison found that bamboo, which the bears eat in excess in captivity, might contribute to severe gastrointestinal distress in pandas, which can affect the animals' efforts to become pregnant.
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When people ask me about my favorite places to eat in Los Angeles, I'd like to list at least three places that aren't one of the food trucks next to some bar I drink at.
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Pulling the surprise right out of the stuffing, Google has mapped what Americans will likely do on Thursday and Black Friday, and FiveThirtyEight polled what we're likely to eat in various regions of the country.
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Compared with its other branches, Ikea stores in China routinely experience significantly more foot traffic from customers shopping for furniture, with some also coming simply to eat in the in-store restaurant and hang out.
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That experience introduced me to the value of walk-in closets and eat-in kitchens and how to rough estimate the price of a home based on square footage and comparative sales in the neighborhood.
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As a result, I have instilled the Jewish Christmas Eve, which means that we eat in Chinatown, or we'll order Asian take-out and head to her family's house, which is right outside of Philadelphia.
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Strength training coach Charles R. Poliquin recently put together a sample breakfast plan for athletes on his website Strength Sensei, laying out what top competitors should eat in the morning to get the body going.
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"Powerful people eat in order to be seen with other powerful people," Michael Korda, the former editor in chief of Simon & Schuster, and a Four Seasons regular, wrote in The New York Times in 1977.
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It has a sleek counter where customers select freshly made dumplings (steamed or pan-fried), scallion pancakes, stir-fried greens, condiments and other specials assembled in bento box assortments to eat in or take away.
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Named after the word for "eat" in Papiamentu — a local language of the ABC Islands — this split-level, Caribbean-fusion restaurant is known for its local sourcing, overseen by chef-owners David and Susan McHugh.
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Inside the prison-like Casa Padre facility in Brownsville, Texas, nearly 218,22014 boys ranging from 10 to 17 years old eat in the cafeteria, watch movies like "Moana," and play soccer, pool, and video games.
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Inside the prison-like Casa Padre facility in Brownsville, Texas, nearly 1,500 boys ranging from 183 to 17 years old eat in the cafeteria, watch movies like "Moana," and play soccer, pool, and video games.
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Both she and Hahna told me that Koreans in Seoul consider the food so much better in Gangwon they make special trips for it — while foreigners make trips around the world to eat in Seoul.
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"It's good apocalyptic food," he said, stressing that it's a bad idea to buy canned goods you wouldn't actually like to eat, in an emergency (for him, that means Spam is out of the question.)
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If there's a period of time in which fewer people fly planes, stay in hotels, go to movie theaters, or eat in restaurants that is a lot of lost revenue for a lot of businesses.
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She relayed this to me, and I thought it sounded so much like something that you'd want to eat in the grayest time of the year that here I am now, relaying it to you.
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A 24167-foot-long dining room, large enough to seat two dozen people, is toward the back of the house, along with an eat-in kitchen that connects to a keeping room through French doors.
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We can probably expect vast factory farms full of tuna, along with any other large marine fish humans want to continue to eat in the future since there's no alternative, apart from not eating them.
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When dunked in a mug full of cinnamon-spiked coffee or frothy Mexican hot chocolate, it is one of the most delicious breads you will eat in your entire life—and afterlife, for that matter.
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It went from kind of tech is going to save the world, is going to bring democracy around the world, is going to ... Eric Schmidt gets to eat in the White House dining room, yeah.
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The odd beat is the result of larger forces, like the Rust Belt decline and shifting immigrant groups, pushing on the city over the last few decades, and that directly determines what we eat in 2017.
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But it is nearly impossible in the real world to study the health effects of salt, because it is difficult to control what people eat in their everyday lives and sodium is in so many foods.
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As horrifyingly disgusting as that was, it still wasn't quite as gross as some of the dishes the chef had to eat in another sketch that ran during that same episode called Master Chef Junior Junior.
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In a photo published by TMZ, Kloss and Perry were seen grabbing a bite to eat in Los Angeles with mutual friends, including Vanity Fair writer Derek Blasberg and jewelry designer Jen Meyer, on Wednesday night.
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In the meantime, thousands of oilfield workers sleep and eat in "man camps" — rows of converted containers or trailers that extend over as much as 40 acres of rocky land that's useless for drilling or grazing.
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We eat in the kitchen because I had gotten to know them through working on Chef and spending some time down there, so we sat in the back room where they cooked us an amazing meal.
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The sponsor unit, PH1, on the 14th floor of 150 West 12th Street, a converted 1920s building, has 4,636 square feet, with three bedrooms, three and a half baths and a spacious, windowed eat-in kitchen.
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They eat in modern malls nearby, and some pay $2,700 a night to stay in towering hotels with views of the Haram, the sprawling mosque built around the black, cube-shaped building known as the Kaaba.
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She adds that as a cast member she can also eat in the restaurants, hit the pools, check out the other shows, and usually has the time to get off at ports, take tours, and explore.
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Other architectural highlights include a chevron-pattern quarter-sawn oak floor that runs throughout the library and the living and dining rooms, and double pocket doors connecting the dining room to the windowed eat-in kitchen.
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Not only are they the world's greatest food to eat in between yelling at a sports bar television, they also wordlessly communicate the depth of our feelings about our significant (and even not-so-significant) others.
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They try to take the R train into Manhattan at least twice a month and have enjoyed exploring different museums, parts of Central Park, and restaurants — they try never to eat in the same one twice.
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There is also a washer and dryer, window seats with built-in storage and an eat-in kitchen where he roasts his own coffee beans, which he buys in bulk from a vendor in Red Hook.
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So there you are, deciding whether you want to simulate the G-forces of a spacecraft launch or meet Mickey Mouse — not to mention what you want to eat in between — possibly months before your trip.
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He grew into an introverted teenager who liked to collect things, eat in his room and fall asleep with the television on, Mr. Sayoc's family said, and they came to believe that he struggled with dyslexia.
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T. takes C. outside and buys me a bag of Swedish Fish at the corner store ($303), which I happily and slightly tipsily eat in bed while we play 30 Rock roulette and watch random episodes.
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"You can stay in lovely, locally owned hotels, eat in nice restaurants and see great sights for 30 percent less than what the same experience would cost you in a more touristy city," Ms. Butler said.
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"In general, moringa works well in Indian food," Ms. Jai said: Moringa ice cream, $4 a scoop to eat in or take out, $6 in a cone, Pondicheri, 15 West 27th Street, 646-878-4375, pondichericafe.com.
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A pair of pocket doors provides access to a family room with a propane fireplace, which is open to an eat-in kitchen with cherry cabinets, ceramic tile counters and backsplash, and a walk-in pantry.
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Sam Arends, a 27-year-old from Kansas City, Missouri, who recently moved to Florida, joked last week about "How to eat In N Out Burger" by filming himself throwing an untouched order in the trash.
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But I've found there isn't a single tech substitute out there for reading articles or random blogs, or doing a web search on "where to eat in X," or asking locals where they like to go.
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It all started when I read "Meat Hooked," a chapter in "The Fate of Food," Amanda Little's wide-ranging examination of how we'll eat in "a bigger, hotter, smarter world," as the book's subtitle puts it.
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Stuart, the heavily-funded "last-mile" delivery startup backed by Le Groupe La Poste, is partnering with take-out marketplace Just Eat in France to build on-demand delivery into the company's restaurant app and ordering backend.
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Here&aposs a look at what you can eat in Russia: SANCTIONS Russia&aposs food scene was shaken in 2014 when the government banned the import of most foodstuffs from the European Union and the United States.
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The important thing to remember is that, ultimately, calories shouldn't be the only factor in your decision-making process when you go out to eat — in case you've forgotten, we also eat food because it tastes good.
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While the band released only one album, "Music to Eat" in 1971, it developed a bit of a cult following, and Hampton went on earn a reputation as one of the best jam musicians in the industry.
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These days, I pretend the bread basket doesn't exist, greedily gobbling liver pâté in place of pizza, cooking almost everything I eat in delicious, delicious lard, and constructing intricate "desserts" out of shredded coconut and raw honey.
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The lower level of the duplex, which has a private elevator landing, contains the main entertaining rooms, including a high-ceilinged great room, dining room, library and eat-in kitchen with Wolf, Sub-Zero and Miele appliances.
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People work in the living room, eat in the bathroom (really), so Crawford created pieces with multiple uses, like a dining room table with a hidden sling where you can stash your work papers out of sight.
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He would crank up the Middle Eastern music and belly dance for his customers, who would often eat in his dining section: a row of mismatched chairs he would set up in an adjacent supermarket parking lot.
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"My grandmother is so Italian; she always insists that the food has to be as good as the food we eat in her kitchen, near the factory, and she makes sure of it, too," Mr. Missoni said.
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I didn't eat in fancy restaurants when I was in Paris, we ate mostly at home, but I remember going to Galeries Lafayette which at the time—the early 90s—was a very gastronomic place to go.
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It was illegal at that time in the South for blacks and whites to eat in the same restaurant, but this danger didn't deter the CORE students, who often spoke of sacrificing their lives for the cause.
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The apartment is entered through a modest foyer that leads to an open area at the north end, where there is an eat-in Fisher & Paykel kitchen with a butler's pantry, formal dining space and living room.
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In Rowayton, Conn, a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath, 1,771-square-foot house, with a mudroom, an eat-in kitchen, a fireplace, a master suite, a stone patio and a storage shed, on 0.09 acres.
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Liu, said that dishes like Hakka lo mein noodles, curry chicken and a Chinese take on vegetable pakoras (a common Indian fried vegetable fritter) are similar to what Chinese people from Kolkata eat in their homes. Mrs.
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The main floor features a large open space with a home-theater area and an eat-in kitchen with stainless-steel appliances; this portion of the house looks out onto yet another garden and a modest pool.
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" Joy, who works at Dans Le Noir, a London restaurant where diners eat in total darkness, informed me about a night that the RLSB host called Dancing in the Dark, which they bill as "London's only blindfolded gig.
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Have you ever walked into a restaurant, seen your reserved table being wiped down with a grimy-looking wet towel and immediately wanted to turn around and leave to go eat in the comfort of your own home?
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It's in everything we do, in our phones, in the food we eat, in the clothes we buy, and it just impacts us daily anytime we purchase something, every time we consume something, and I just didn't know.
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There are very, very few people globally like that but there is a constellation of genes that are involved in this process and some of your genetic background does determine how much you eat in a given environment.
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"Do they even know you spent the entirety of seventh grade eating lunch in the guidance counselor's office because you were too unpopular to eat in the cafeteria?" my friend Laura said from my couch the next day.
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Chen wrote of her experiences in a blog post, where she told of how she was abducted and suffered various abuses under school officials, including being forced to eat in front of a latrine pit and regularly beaten.
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"Museum paintings are an interesting method for studying old cultivars [varieties], and the one you indicated certainly shows the sort of watermelons that Europeans had to eat in the Middle Ages during their summer harvest season," Wehner says.
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In the years since, she has spent time in the kitchens of several London restaurants and worked with Oliver on his books, TV shows, and campaigns before releasing her first book, A Modern Way to Eat, in 2014.
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"When the children in our family were little I took them to a variety of restaurants for the purpose of teaching them how to eat in public as well as to spend time with them," one person wrote.
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My uncle came home from WWII but could not eat in the same restaurants, stay in the same hotels, drink from the same fountains, or use the same restrooms as white Virginians, even if he were in uniform.
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If you've ever wanted to eat in a real life version of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory — one that didn't include slavery or ritualistic torture of children as a means of teaching moral lessons — you may be in luck.
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They admit, however, that they've inadvertently brought a New York sensibility to LA. "I have had people straight up come up in here and say, 'This feels like New York when I eat in this restaurant,'" Derby says.
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From foraging fall chanterelles for a moose and wild mushroom pizza to handlining cod, Franco and Adam find out first hand why Newfoundland is becoming increasingly known as one of the best places to eat in the country.
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It sits on a prime corner lot, on a stretch of Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, that is rich in local minichains serving banh mi, burritos, lobster rolls and so on, to take out or eat in.
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On Prospect Park West, a two-bedroom, one-bath, 1,000-square-foot co-op with an eat-in kitchen and a foyer, in a 62-unit, pet-friendly elevator building with a part-time doorman and communal laundry.
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When it was started in the early 2000s, the program, run by a Brazilian nonprofit group, had a straightforward mission: to alleviate undernutrition among children who were not getting enough to eat in the city's most impoverished neighborhoods.
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To one side is a formal dining room with built-in cabinetry, currently used as a family room; to the other side is a large renovated eat-in kitchen with marble counters, a farmhouse sink and Viking appliances.
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Still, it's this energy balance thinking that leads us to blame the food industry for providing too much tasty food, and the individual who's afflicted for not being able to eat in moderation and not being suitably active.
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