Or how chaotic it was at the Tsukiji Fish Market.
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The fish market introduced the world to "Fred" last week.
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You mentioned that the fish market is a microcosm. Explain?
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For another great meal, head to the Batumi Fish Market.
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"I'd walk down to the Fulton Fish Market," he said.
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Luckily there's no fish market in Pyongyang to get nostalgic about.
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Too bad the old fish market at Tsukiji is closing. pic.twitter.
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Went to the fish market today and bought a pet octopus.
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Seemingly only the Marine Pal, a fish market, was still standing.
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Stop by the Menemsha Fish Market for a fresh-caught meal.
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"There aren't many children going to the fish market," Weber added.
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Kimura purchased the fish at an auction at Tokyo's newest fish market.
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Fish market (Image: Gregg_TLV)We eat fish and throw away the scales.
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His firm, Freund's, also operates a traditional fish market and a restaurant.
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From the street, Astoria Seafood looks like an average neighborhood fish market.
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The fish market we are crowdfunding to start, OSAKANA, won't have unnecessary selections.
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A scrum of wholesalers at the daily auction at the Grimsby Fish Market.
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But in Tokyo, near the Tsukiji fish market, Atsushi Kobayashi was waiting anxiously.
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The fish market is always busy, and to hit it at 6 p.m.
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Live crab from the North wriggle in huge tanks in the fish market.
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The bouquet contained notes of a fish market where everything's a year old.
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But authorities believe it originated in a meat and fish market in Wuhan.
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Mr. Feig, whose business card identifies him as a "Fourth Generation Fulton Fish Market Fishmonger," has been making his living by buying and selling fish ever since going to work at age 17 at the Fulton Fish Market in Lower Manhattan.
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A Japanese-style fish market doesn't mean we are going get fish from Japan.
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People in this town feed the dolphins at a fish market along the river.
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The adjoining fish market has also been upgraded with an oyster and sushi counter.
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Just a short walk from Dubai's Deira Fish Market is a vacant, scrubby sandlot.
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The survivor saw the ships near the fish market move suddenly over the water.
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Fremont Fish Market Nashville Hot or Togarashi Breaded Shrimp hits stores on August 7.
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Impossible Foods is not the first company to break into the fishless fish market.
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For me, every meal begins at the market — in this case, the fish market.
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Stranded without costumes, Welles invented a lengthy Turkish bath sequence using a local fish market.
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Grocery stores, beauty shops, a fish market, service station and fruit stand — all are gone.
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Meanwhile, he serves horse mackerel hours after it has arrived from Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market.
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To get the scales they used, the researchers simply collected them from a local fish market.
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Corpses so overwhelmed the morgue that some were kept in a freezer at the fish market.
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When the venerable fish market Pisacane closed several months ago, it left a gap in Midtown.
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For the freshest sushi, visit the Tsukiji fish market, which is famous for its tuna auctions.
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Taco Tuesday has never been better thanks to Fremont Fish Market shrimp taco and fajita mixes.
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We order certain fish and then go to the fish market and see whatever is the best.
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Activists participated in sit-ins at London City Airport, the BBC offices and the Billingsgate fish market.
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It's like a kid going to a fish market wanting to see the insides of a fish.
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To say that the daily fish market is the liveliest part of town is not saying much.
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And Scott Weiland merely sounded like he'd put in heavy hours at the Pike Street Fish Market.
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Fremont Fish Market Shrimp or Salmon Power Bites make for a great protein choice for quick lunches.
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In 1939, the fish market was expanded into a New Market Building northeast of the Tin Building.
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"My first loft was down by the fish market, and I paid $30 a month," he said.
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His father owned Royal Fresh Fish, a seafood wholesaler at the Fulton Fish Market in New York.
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The place used to be a fish market, and it still has a drain in the floor.
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He added the fish were purchased at a local fish market, and were dead before they were frozen.
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Fish market / Gregg_TLVEvery year, a huge amount of foods are brought into the country for Americans to eat.
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The idea was to visit the fish market as the boats come in, and to write about it.
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Dozens of people line up along Spadina Avenue in downtown Toronto outside of a semi-operational fish market.
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WORKERS at a fish market in Panama City disagree on the benefits of the country's newly widened canal.
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Shelling by the Saudi coalition backed forces also hit private homes, a fish market and Hodeida's main hospital.
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On first look, the hybrid fish market and coffee shop appears to be an unremarkable if unconventional combination.
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In Aden's fish market onlookers cheered as a fisherman displayed his catch, a small shark, but customers were scarce.
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A lot of the interviews were recorded standing up, one in a fish market before the sun came up.
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Time Out Market, with roots dating back to the 13th century, was the most famous fish market in Europe.
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The Fish Market takes all of my anxieties and issues with markets and puts them out in the open.
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Some families were eating in cafes next to the fish market where people were stocking up for the weekend.
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Life as a Runway The Fulton Fish Market in the Bronx is less a market than a refrigerated warehouse.
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A second boycott, of a Korean-owned fish market in Jamaica, Queens, a largely black neighborhood, was settled amicably.
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But in 2005, the fish market relocated to Hunts Point in the Bronx, and the New Market Building languished.
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Sarmiento was at the local fish market when she heard a loud thunder-like sound followed by thick smoke.
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The animal rights group was demonstrating against next Monday&aposs annual 36-hour seafood marathon at Sydney Fish Market.
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Fishing boats draw up outside to deliver their catch to the next-door Shau Kei Wan wholesale fish market.
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A Japanese sushi chain boss paid just such a price on Thursday at Tokyo's 22002-year-old Tsukiji fish market.
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And Garcia's, a combination fish market and seafood restaurant on the Miami River which is as boss as Rick Ross.
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"This is a seafaring nation," said Martyn Boyers, chief executive of Grimsby Fish Market, which oversees the local fish auction.
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VILLA MARíA DEL TRIUNFO, a poor district in Lima, Peru's capital, is best known for its sprawling wholesale fish market.
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Joseph (Socks) Lanza, who controlled the rackets at the Fulton Fish Market, let naval officers work undercover on his fleet.
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A. I went to the fish market every day, watched as the chef selected the fish, and carried his basket.
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And Garcia's, a combination fish market and seafood restaurant on the Miami River, which is as boss as Rick Ross.
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The first auction of the year at Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market has become a marker of the bluefin's importance.
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Outside the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo, I've found no better place to consume it than New York City's Shuko.
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The bride's parents, who are both retired, were the owners of Lawrence Fish Market and Matsuya, both restaurants in Chicago.
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Nashville's Little Fish Market was offering a free catfish to fans with a ticket to Game 3 or Game 4.
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But while "Strange Course" offers plenty of tension, what passes for drama is Shaul's slip-and-fall at a fish market.
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There's a harbor, a fish market, and the ferry to Schiermonnikoog—and earlier this month, the village hosted the AndersWad festival.
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Then he returned to New York, working as the general manager of the North Star Pub near the Fulton Fish Market.
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Giovanni's Fish Market stopped selling octopus a few months before the owner purchased Fred and released him back into the sea.
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Whether you're looking for a plumber, or going to a fish market in India, WhatsaApp has become ubiquitous in the country.
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Many journey from the shores of Lake Erie to the Fulton Fish Market in New York, where buyers snap them up.
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Seemingly every restaurant from Dill to Apotek to Fiskmarkaðurinn (Fish Market) formulates its own butter, all of which are mouth-watering.
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Three months after the earthquake, the fish market stalls were still decimated, and only about a third of fishermen were working.
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In 2019, it will house a food hall curated by Mr. Vongerichten, who once shopped for seafood at the fish market.
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A crowded fish market is a good indication that the inventory is being replaced frequently and not sitting out all day.
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"Tokyo 2020 is planning to use the site of the Tsukiji fish market for a transport depot during the Games," Takaya added.
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A few hundred feet away from the chic neighborhood of Ginza, it's been the largest fish market in the world since 1923.
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It's Taco Tuesday at the local fish market and my fiancé's motorcycle is up and running again, so we ride over there.
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Each day at Tsukiji, the world's largest fish market, the day's catch arrives from around the world between 53 pm and midnight.
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The embassy walls display photos of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, standing in a garden or strolling through a fish market.
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Ms. Cheema said that visiting the Jumunjin Fish Market, where vendors sell red snow crab, octopus and other seafood, is a must.
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Missiles also struck security facilities controlled by the Houthis, which like the fish market is a few hundred yards from the hospital.
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As well as all that roast meat, my parents will bring shrimp, oysters and crab from the fish market down the road.
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If you're not aware of Grace Bruxner's work, it's worth revisiting classics such as "The Fish Market" before journeying to the party.
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As part of their investigation, reporters staked out America&aposs largest fish market, followed trucks and interviewed fishermen who worked on three continents.
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After New Jersey brothers Chris and David Schmidt purchased Big Lobi at the Chatham Pier Fish Market, they decided to set it free.
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The airstrikes took place close to the city&aposs main public hospital, al-Thawra, situated near a popular fish market, the officials said.
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More money is being pumped in to rehabilitate schools, hospitals and malls as well as beaches, a fish market, and an old fort.
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Every year, food industry heavyweights gather at Tokyo's legendary Tsukiji fish market to participate in one of the country's most distinguished holiday traditions.
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In as little as 20 years though, the scene may be very different at Tsukiji—and every other fish market around the world.
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In a pinch, a trip to the local fish market will also get you up close and personal with several species of flatfish.
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Every single person at the party was looking for that beautiful black or brown midnight kiss and it felt like a fish market.
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When you head to the fish market, you may find small thin fillets of flounder, fluke, sole or plaice, or thick halibut fillets.
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He has Okonomi/Yuji Ramen, a restaurant for breakfast, lunch and ramen; and Osakana, his fish market and restaurant, serving donburi and sashimi.
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Purchased at a fish market, it had been scanned, digitized and then transformed into an image splashed atop silk shirtdresses and slouchy pantsuits.
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The sometimes controversial animal rights group was protesting Sydney Fish Market&aposs pre-Christmas "festive frenzy" event, an annual 36-hour seafood marathon.
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Vegan activists dressed up as dead fish on Thursday morning in protest against Sydney&aposs Fish Market in the run-up to Christmas.
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There is also an everything ceviche, into which Mr. Caballero will toss the whole fish market: clams, mussels, octopus, squid, shrimp and corvina.
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Front Burner Wokuni, a Japanese restaurant that opened last fall, has installed a sakanaya, or fish market, at the front of the restaurant.
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Panel chairman Kamel Jendoubi said three bombs hit a fish market near a hospital in Hodeidah on Aug 2, killing 40-55 people.
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The tuna was taken to one of his restaurants near the old fish market, according to a tweet on the Sushi Zanmai account.
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For the past six years, he has outbid all comers for the first tuna of the year sold by Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market.
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Whereas truly fresh lobster has a kind of subtle sweetness, this mostly had the sour taste that matches the smell of a fish market.
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"Meet Fred," read the posted shared to the fish market&aposs Facebook page , along with the picture of "Fred" in a basin of water.
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In the heart of Tokyo, the Tsukiji Fish Market is a frenzied mess of a place where one can expect to get elbowed repeatedly.
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Ironically, I hate doing this in my day-to-day life outside of games, and that's why I enjoy The Fish Market so much.
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Perhaps that is what Ian McEwan's protagonist is thinking as he debates how much empathy to have for the creatures at the fish market.
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On the Ground SEATTLE — The catch of the day has a couple of meanings to Mike Kirn, who works at Pike Place Fish Market.
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Front Burner A good way to kick the farmed salmon/Chilean sea bass/shrimp habit is to visit Yuji Haraguchi's serene little fish market.
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While the government is firmly in control in Sittwe, resentment festers in its narrow streets like the entrails discarded from the city's fish market.
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With sinking hearts, we ate dinner in our hotel room — creating wraps from deliciously fresh coho salmon roe bought at the local fish market.
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Ms Koike blames Mr Ishihara for approving the relocation of Tsukiji, the world's biggest fish market, to the toxic site of a disused gas works.
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For the past six years he has outbid all comers for the first bluefin tuna of the year sold by Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market.
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H.S. It's been an emotional journey for the traders in Tokyo's famous Tsukiji fish market ever since plans to relocate were suggested 17 years ago.
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Over at the Pera Museum, Charles Avery's fish market installation, part of his ongoing project "The Island," mesmerizes with glass blown eels and sea urchins.
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I was also at a fish market with a friend the other day and she pinched her nose shut because the smells were so strong.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Takako Arai's earliest memories are of Tsukiji, playing hide-and-seek with her brother in the concrete maze of Tokyo's sprawling fish market.
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Then, Milburn and his crew freeze the stock and sell it for ten dollars per quart at their fish market on Nassau Avenue in Brooklyn.
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When the Mets are playing the Nationals in Washington, Warthen likes to walk past the White House, the various monuments and a popular fish market.
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TOKYO - A 200kg bluefin tuna sold for 14 million yen ($117,706) on Tuesday at the first auction of the year at Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market.
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The crabs have too little meat for commercial value, but Vinny Milburn, an owner of the Brooklyn fish market, is exploiting them to make stock.
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A respite may be on the way: Haraguchi hopes to open a new place nearby—part fish market, part classroom, part sushi bar—this summer.
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In today's 360 video, visit with them at a fish market in Lima, Peru, where they work but also try to heal and move forward.
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The Tsukiji market opened in 2000, replacing a fish market in the Nihonbashi District of Tokyo that had been destroyed in an earthquake in 239.
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Yellowfin and skipjack are two tuna species commonly caught in the Indian Ocean, and they are sold and filleted on the slippery-floored Male fish market.
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It's a city steeped in squid, a place where restaurants outside the local fish market advertise the start of the squid-fishing season with colorful banners.
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Janeiro Gabriel, 33, also from Buzi, was caught at a fish market when streets started to fill with water some 36 hours after the storm hit.
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Her reasoning: Just two days before, brothers Chris and David Schmidt of New Jersey purchased a massive, 22-pound lobster at the Chatham Pier Fish Market.
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One idea for a new media center location is Toyosu, to which the relocation of the Tsukiji fish market has been delayed because of contamination problems.
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Since it opened in 1935, Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market has become one of the city's main tourist attractions and an international hub of sushi-grade product.
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ON JANUARY 5th, in a pre-dawn ritual going back decades, a handbell rang to mark the year's first auction at Tsukiji, Tokyo's sprawling fish market.
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The sale came at the first New Year's auction following the closing of the renowned Tsukiji wholesale fish market, one of Tokyo's most popular travel destinations.
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Some local Pittsburgh grocers, including Wholey's Fish Market, made it well known that anyone trying to purchase catfish would have to prove they weren't from Tennessee.
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Front Burner Essex Pearl, a fish market and restaurant in the Market Line food hall on the Lower East Side, carries the popular West Coast crab.
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The city's famed Tsukiji fish market was relocated to the new space, in the Toyosu neighborhood, late last year to make way for the 403 Olympics.
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As the world's most famous fish market prepares to close, concerns are emerging regarding the resident "ninja" rat population which has been inhabiting the market for decades.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday engaged in a bidding war for a box of fish during a visit to Peterhead fish market in northern Scotland.
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At Valentin, a fish restaurant in a handsome dining room behind a white-tiled fish market, my waiter feared that the city had reached a tipping point.
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The other day, when I found large squid at the fish market, that dish from long ago immediately came to mind, and I attempted to recreate it.
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The name refers to the wholesale fish market, now relocated to Hunts Point in the Bronx, where Mr. Vongerichten shopped as a young chef in the 1980s.
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The South Street Seaport was once the busiest port in the world, and its fish market on Fulton Street, around which its buildings were clustered, also flourished.
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Three days a week, he drove an hour to Berkeley to buy fish at the Monterey Fish Market, then dreamed up his menus on the drive back.
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Later, I strolled past a fish market where a 16-foot marlin dangled from a hook, and sea lions, pelicans and frigate birds nudged iPhone-wielding tourists.
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Kiyoshi Kimura at the Sushizanmai location near the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo with a massive fish he purchased in 2018 (his 2019 purchase can be seen below).
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The fish market in Male, the uber-congested capital city of the Maldives, is full of limbless cold-blooded vertebrates: groupers, sea bass, red snappers, dolphin fish, barracuda.
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Investors need to focus on their long-term investments and remember that in the fish market you ignore the yelling and pay attention to the price of fish.
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Certainly not the fish market that previously occupied the address, nor any of the other neighboring restaurants, bakeries, and shops, which all have legible awnings and clean storefronts.
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Air strikes on Thursday by the Saudi-led coalition on a fishing port and fish market in Hodeidah killed 26 people, Yemeni medical sources and aid agencies said.
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Critic's Notebook It sounds like the setup for a joke: An eminent composer and pianist walks into a fish market and starts to play a Chilean protest anthem.
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His father, a taxi driver, often drove him around the Wharf, best known for its open-air fish market, the oldest continuously operating one in the United States.
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Times Insider My "Life as a Runway" column has taken me to all kinds of places — film festivals; a fish market — to talk to people about their clothes.
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If you see any of these abbreviations listed on the label of your frozen shrimp or at your fish market, you can go ahead and buy with confidence.
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The acquisition of Seachill, the second biggest player in the UK fish market, is expected to add to earnings in the first full year, Hilton said on Wednesday.
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Ferry services and cruise terminals are being added on the waterfront, and Sassoon Dock is being upgraded with an air-conditioned fish market and tourist amenities, he said.
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It was present since the first time I arrived, there was always this song everywhere — at the radio, the song is played in the little market, the fish market.
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Now you can visit the fish market, a tattoo studio and a sento bathhouse, and walk the city centre at night, in this virtual tour for the culturally curious.
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The relocation of the city's Tsukiji fish market, a popular tourist destination, to build an access road that will reduce the travel time for athletes has also experienced problems.
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For seafood, I have to go all the way to Prospect Heights at Mermaid's Fish Market, or all the way to Cobble Hill for good meat at Staubitz Market.
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Traders in Gaza's fish market say prices have risen because the supply of fish cannot meet demand in the enclave of 2 million, which is in deep economic crisis.
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The former London mayor Boris Johnson, a Conservative who is the most prominent face of the Leave campaign, crisscrossed the country on Wednesday, starting at London's Billingsgate fish market.
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You'll be at the fish market already (we hope!), so maybe get some clams when you buy the salmon – if cherrystones are available, a dozen per person will do.
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"The problem is that these new technologies and nets require less and less skill from the fishermen," a man who goes by Guava tells me at the fish market.
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She lives instead in a bright, heavily guarded seaside villa in the Fish Market neighborhood of Monrovia, where she can do her morning swims in her pool in peace.
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Vongerichten had always wanted to open a seafood restaurant, and here was a space that couldn't be any closer to the water, steps from the former Fulton Fish Market.
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Kohen and another one of Neumann's seven children described him during a news conference as a caring and loving man who once owned a fish market in Rockland County.
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The first tuna auction of the year at Tokyo's new fish market set a record price — more than $3 million — for a giant bluefin tuna, a critically endangered species.
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Almost nightly, Gosman&aposs trucks drove three hours to reach the New Fulton Fish Market, where they picked up boxes of fish bearing shipping labels from all over the world.
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At the northern end of the harbor, boats dock to offload the night's catch at a bustling fish market in Kivukoni district, where there are several restaurants and craft markets.
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Plus, he's about to expand his empire to New York City with a members' only "butcher's kitchen" restaurant which he calls a beef version of the fabled Tsukiji fish market.
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Impossible Foods has become one of the biggest names in the booming world of alternative meats, and now the plant-based meat company is diving into the fishless fish market.
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This recipe calls for cooked lobster meat, which you can buy at a fish market, but feel free to experiment with any cooked meats, vegetables, herbs and even fruit. 4.
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From there, it's a 10-minute walk to Commander Cody's Seafood (523 Smith St.), a cash-only fish market and bluesy indoor-outdoor restaurant in an area called the Center.
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Documents shared with The New York Times show that the Fulton Fish Market was owed $46,588.74 as of June 4, and had not been paid by Dean & DeLuca since February.
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And Lee's choice of fish as a substrate reportedly resulted from a fortuitous walk around a fish market, which brings us back to the work's most troublesome feature: its smell.
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At home, we'd occasionally buy a dozen from Donahue's Fish Market in Plaistow, New Hampshire, take them home and pry them open with a large, clear-handled Craftsman slot head screwdriver.
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Chinese scientists worry the respiratory illness, which world health officials say likely came from a fish market, has mutated to adapt to its new human hosts far more quickly than SARS.
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Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Burki -- one of the best in the world -- put his hands on display at a famous Seattle fish market ... and the footage is trout of this world!
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Misrati received medical care the year he was wounded, and has a prosthetic leg that allowed him to return to studying for an economics degree and working at a fish market.
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El Cielo's casabe pizzas come in nearly a dozen flavors, topped with everything from forest mushrooms to mixed seafood, relying on whatever is fresh from the local fish market that day.
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Damian Chukwu, police commissioner for Borno state, said the attack took place at a fish market around 20 kilometres (12 miles) from the centre of Maiduguri at about 8:00 p.m.
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By the night before the season opened last year, Charlie Manwaring, owner of Southold Fish Market, had distributed about 1924 bushel bags to his suppliers — scallopers going out for the harvest.
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The world's largest fish market was supposed to be relocated last November to make way for a road needed for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but was delayed due to environmental concerns.
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It also set off a period of personal crisis for Mr. Yi. "I worked 30 years straight," said Mr. Yi, who started as a teenager in an aunt's Brooklyn fish market.
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There I found excellent restaurants, friendly people, and a beautiful fish market that only opens twice a day for an hour or two, when the fishermen return with the fresh catch.
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Last week, the accused had snatched a woman's 25-gram gold chain at the Ghatkopar east fish market, but was chased and caught by onlookers and handed over to the police.
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The $5.3 billion enclosed, air-conditioned facility at Toyosu is a far cry from the grime and grit of Tsukiji, which served as the city's main fish market for 83 years.
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The world's largest fish market, one of Tokyo's most popular tourist sites, is set to relocate later this year to clear the way for a road needed for the Tokyo 803 Olympics.
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There's a kitchen in the back where the fish is cut, and classes are held daily, afternoons and evenings: Osakana Japanese Fish Market, 290 Graham Avenue (Powers Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn; osakanabk.com. cooking
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In the East River Fish Market in Putuo, one seller brusquely dismissed questions about the spill as she stood beside a stall full of fish, including a tuna selling for roughly $100.
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It's a take-away counter that's part of a food hall called the Global Market, and it features sushi made with seafood flown directly from the vast Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo.
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Mr. Spiliadis would make the 750-mile round trip to and from the Fulton Fish Market in a Chevrolet Impala borrowed from one of his waiters, carrying American cash in his pocket.
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A bluefin tuna sold for 193.2 million yen ($1.8 million) in the first auction of the new year at Tokyo's Toyosu fish market, the second highest price on record, NHK broadcaster reported.
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As Tokyo's governor for the past year, Ms. Koike has focused on local issues, including reining in costs for the 2020 Olympic Games and the relocation of the famed Tsukiji fish market.
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"If you don't lack money, you'll buy this one," said Yang Yufeng, a vendor at the main wholesale fish market in Dalian, pointing to the most expensive wild sea cucumbers he had.
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Transmitted through the 3G network of Tigo, the second-largest mobile service provider in Senegal, the WISE app delivers a fish market information system that helps fishermen and processors run more competitive businesses.
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I was a junior at Sarah Lawrence College and had come to the Fulton Fish Market, accompanied by my intrepid roommate, Turid, for an assignment given by my creative writing professor, Harvey Swados.
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Before Japan lost to Poland, Rabio was plucked out of his pool, and Abe took this apparently psychic octopus to the fish market to be sliced up and sold like any other seafood.
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Aside from investing his own money in revitalizing Crenshaw—he bought a local fish market, a barbershop, and a Fatburger—Nipsey also helped uplift local business owners by preaching the importance of ownership.
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This one is distinguished by having its eight seats at a half-moon counter staffed by Shigeyuki Tsunoda, whose $285 omakase is wrought with seafood flown in from Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo.
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Just like the Okura Hotel, a modernist marvel that was lost to the forces of real estate development, the fish market is also being forced to make way for the upcoming 2020 Olympic Games.
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You reminisce about the times you were alone, eating sushi in a stand outside Tsukiji fish market, in a random hole-in-the-wall in Shibuya, at a stand-up counter in Tokyo Station.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Dozens of Tokyo firefighters were battling a blaze on Thursday at the world's largest fish market and one of the capital's most popular tourist sites, as grey smoke billowed over the city.
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We strive for diversity — age, gender, race, size — but at the same time, I want to be representative of the actual crowd at the Sundance Film Festival, Frieze art fair or Fulton Fish Market.
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The number of community-supported fisheries (seafood's take on the farm-to-table model) on Local Catch has quadrupled since 2017, and some fishers are looking to copy Seattle's Pike's Place fish market model.
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The main combatants in the battle for Al Hudaydah, a city of 600,000 people, have blamed each other for explosions in a residential neighborhood, at the city's fish market, and outside the main hospital.
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Surely our parents found the rationed power supply inconvenient: driving to the fish market every day, cooking rice over an open flame, taking the clothes off the line so they wouldn't reek of lighter fluid.
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Coates sidestepped questions about transportation between the athletes' village and venues, which has been complicated by delays in deciding to move Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market, throwing construction of a key road and tunnel into doubt.
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Earlier on Thursday, medical sources and aid agencies said an air strikes by a coalition led by Saudi Arabia on a fishing port and fish market in Hodeidah killed 26 people and wounded 50 others.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday visited a fish market in northern Scotland, and while he was there entered into an aggressive bidding war for a box of cod, according to numerous media reports.
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For example: When planning a trip to Taiwan this year, I created a layer for Day 1 and pinned a museum in northern Taipei along with some restaurants and a fish market in the area.
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Pike Place Market seemed slower than usual for a weekday at noon, though it still had many visitors, strolling past the fish market vendors and flower stalls, buying slices of pizza or bowls of chowder.
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Here's how to feed a family of four with a pound of shrimp: It starts with a visit to the fish market, and ends with a dish of spicy, deeply flavorful shrimp-flecked rice noodles.
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The first tuna auction of the year at Tokyo's new fish market set a high bar on Saturday after a restaurant chain paid a record price — more than $3 million — for a giant bluefin tuna.
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Situated in a maze of alleyways behind the Rialto fish market, this has been a bacaro for more than a century, explains All'Arco founder Francesco Pinto, who took over the one-room bar in 20299.
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Five or ten years ago, it was too early to start a Japanese style fish market, but I think now is a time people want to know more—they are more interested in food than ever.
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The shortage of flying squid, an icon of the working and middle classes, has dealt a hard blow to the livelihoods of not only fishermen, but everyone from suppliers to traders at Tokyo's famous fish market.
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It might not have the international name recognition of Seoul, but it does have attractions such as the brightly-colored Gamcheon Culture Village, the Buddhist temple Beomeo-sa surrounded by mountains, and the Jagalchi Fish Market.
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"They don't come any better than that, pal," the man said, trying to hook Mr. Feig, one of the biggest fish buyers here at the New Fulton Fish Market Cooperative at Hunts Point in the Bronx.
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According to Sydney's Daily Telegraph, police will allege that the ring used Sydney Fish Market-based trawler Dalrymple, which was taken out to see to rendezvous with a "mother ship" that had traveled from South America.
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Malodorous, clamorous, and with N and Q trains racketing overhead, the setting was Mr. Simons's homage to the animal market scene in Ridley Scott's dystopian classic "Blade Runner," with the addition of ripe fish-market smells.
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While my sunset cruise was canceled because of heavy winds, I got my fix at the fish market where early in the morning you can buy fresh uni (sea urchin) from the fishermen who caught it.
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At Yangon's San Pya fish market, the country's largest, over two days in February Reuters found girls and boys as young as nine cleaning and processing fish and unloading boats and trucks during 12-hour overnight shifts.
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Key issues in the election, which is often seen as a bellwether for national elections, included the relocation of the city's famous Tsukiji fish market, a huge tourist draw, and preparations for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
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The owner of a fish market in suburban Washington was sifting through his daily seafood delivery from Maine in late December when he came across a curious find: a lobster with a speckled, orange-and-black shell.
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I spent a full day — uncharacteristically sunny in one of the rainiest cities in Europe — roaming aimlessly down narrow streets, up steep hills and through the bustling fish market, where vendors sell the catch of the day.
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He collects an octopus from his hometown and brings it to the metropolis on the bullet train — takes it to the fish market, introduces it to another octopus there — and eventually releases it back into the sea.
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" The novel's protagonist, who is debating how much empathy to have for the creatures for sale at a fish market, says that being "selective in your mercies" is the key to human success, not "selected in your mercies.
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In an episode of the Japanese reality show "Terrace House," a group of characters visit a Zauo in Japan, in search of lobster and mackerel, and make it look almost like eating at a hip, charming fish market.
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The attack came a week after a Saudi-led airstrike hit a busy fish market and the entrance to the country's largest hospital, Al-Thawra, in the port city of Hodeidah, killing 55 civilians and wounding 170 others.
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Deadly obsession Once a month since Chae's death, Park and a dozen or so others have gathered in a small classroom a mile south of the Han river near Noryangjin, next to the largest fish market in Seoul.
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"Pro-government forces airdropped between two and four missiles on a fish market and primary school for girls in Jisr al-Shughur" in Idlib, in one instance in May covered in the report, killing at least eight civilians.
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Coming are Schaller & Weber for sausages; Tortilleria Nixtamal's Mexican foods; Que Chevere for Puerto Rican food; the Grand Delancey Beer Hall, where imbibers can order food from other kiosks; and Essex Pearl, a fish market, with a restaurant.
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The roped gumboots on models were reminiscent of those worn by workers at Tokyo's famous Tsukiji fish market, and were among the many nods Mr. Simons made to a continuing fascination with the intersection of East and West.
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In 2003, a group called Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace, led by the Nobel Prize winner Leymah Gbowee, began to meet daily in Monrovia's fish market to sing, pray, and bring attention to the push for peace.
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Ms. Ciciriello, a fishmonger who became the procurer and sommelier of Milan's renowned Alice restaurant, has spent 30 years of achingly early mornings here at Italy's biggest fish market, and she feels entitled to smuggle journalists into her turf.
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At Newark Airport, fliers can order sashimi that's flown in from Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market at Tsukiji Fishroom or head to Supreme Bowl for a bowl of hot steel-cut oats topped with their favorite nuts and fresh fruits.
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From the early 1800s until its closing in 2005, the bustling, odoriferous Fulton Fish Market was an integral part of the working East River waterfront that helped make New York City the powerhouse mercantile center of the United States.
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A 2021 opening is planned, and as it happens, this is not the first time that a fish market structure has been moved from the site fronting South Street that the Tin Building occupied for more than a century.
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Its Harbor Fish Market is a local landmark, the city offers tons of historic tours, and its Old Port waterfront district — namely Commercial Street, one of the city's most iconic streets — is full of shops and restaurants to explore.
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As a rule, the fish at Wokuni is exceptionally good and almost bizarrely fresh, shipped daily from the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo or from a fish farm in Nagasaki owned by the restaurant's parent company, Tokyo Ichiban Foods.
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TOYOSU, Japan (Reuters) - The world's largest fish market resumed operations at a new location in Tokyo on Thursday, after final auctions last week at the previous facility in Tsukiji, one of the top tourist attractions in the Japanese capital.
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The owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant chain on Saturday set a record by paying more than $3 million for a bluefin tuna in the year's first auction at Tokyo's new fish market, exceeding his own record price of 2013.
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Their belief in delivering on the promise comes despite delays in the relocation of the Tsukiji fish market, partly to accommodate a transport hub designed to ease congestion in the Tokyo Bay area, where the majority of Games venues are located.
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Starting soon videos of the beach, or a fish market, or the church where The Birds was filmed, could pop up on the left-hand side of the page, near where the still photos are already uploaded to the map.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Ibrahim Ozcan has worked at the fish market in Ankara's usually bustling Sakarya street for more than 30 years, and even he struggles to remember a time when the heart of the Turkish capital has been this quiet.
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"We're trying to educate the fisher folk, as well as the consumer, to the impact of what they're eating on their health, the environment and our economy," said Nikola Simpson, marine biologist and Slow Fish Barbados director, at Bridgetown Fish Market.
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Mr. Feig said he grew up in public housing in the Gun Hill section of the Bronx and began working summers at the fish market, where his grandfather sold shrimp in the summer and shad in the winter, on South Street.
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The hardware includes a battery-powered generator dedicated to the fish market terminal, as well as a microgrid that can run independent of the Con Edison system and provide power to the meat and produce markets for at least three days.
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GREENPOINT FISH & LOBSTER COMPANY Adam Geringer-Dunn and Vinny Milburn have had enough success with their two-year-old fish market and cafe that they are branching out, with a new market just a hop over the Pulaski Bridge in Queens.
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The warning of another epidemic came a day after airstrikes in Hodeidah -- which has been under assault by a Saudi-led international coalition fighting Houthi rebels -- hit a busy fish market and the entrance to the country's largest hospital, Al-Thawra.
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At Japan's legendary Tsukiji Fish Market, the largest and most iconic of its kind in the world, 1,900 tons of seafood is sold each year to a hungry throng seeking the freshest possible uni and Bluefin tuna that yen can buy.
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Now every morning at 1 he goes to a fish market in Hunts Point, the Bronx, to fetch the day's seafood, and returns home around 3 or 4 to grab a few hours of sleep before AbuQir opens for lunch.
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In the late 1970s and early 80s, achoques caught in the lake were piled high at the fish market in town, recalled Brad Shaffer, a professor of biology at the University of California, Los Angeles, who has studied the salamanders.
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Tony Maltese, commercial fisherman and former director of seafood at Fairway Market chain of grocery stores, shared with CNBC his best tips for buying high-quality, fresh fish while browsing the fish market at John's Farms in Plainview, New York.
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In his 2000 piece with the octopus, titled "Then, I decided to give a Tour of Tokyo to the Octopus from Akashi," the artist explored the urban landscape, including a fish market, with an octopus companion he obtained himself while fishing.
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Martyn Boyers, chief executive of the fish market in the northern port town of Grimsby, says the pound's weakness, which is also down about 10 percent against the Norwegian crown, could reduce Britain's lure as a market, even for cod and haddock.
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She was standing in a long line in a fish market, and suddenly she recognized the man in line before her: This man had led a night ransack of our home during the Cultural Revolution; he had also beaten her during an interrogation.
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You'll see him wiggle through Shibuya Crossing, play bonkers arcade games, bring Mario Kart to real life, snake through alley ways, sumo wrestle, drag race cars, and go to the Tsukiji fish market, all while busting tricks on his bike across the city.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In the final New Year's auction at Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market on Friday, the owner of an international sushi restaurant shelled out more than $300,000 for a prime bluefin tuna and said he was "very happy" with the result.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo won the 2020 Olympics on its reputation for efficiency, but a string of blunders has now been compounded by the city's new governor halting relocation of the world's largest fish market, jeopardizing a road needed for the Summer Games.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In what could be the last New Year's auction at Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market, the owner of the Sushizanmai restaurant chain on Thursday paid top price for a single fish, forking over more than $600,153 for a Pacific bluefin tuna.
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Decades ago, my great-grandfather was a buyer at the Fulton Fish Market, and in the 210s, when a mall was built next door — with the first Sharper Image I ever sat in a massage chair in — the dominant scent was still seafood.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant chain on Saturday set a record by paying more than $3 million for a bluefin tuna in the year's first auction at Tokyo's new fish market, exceeding his own record price of 2013.
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But she has done little to rein in construction costs for the Olympics, and after several months of study, she decided to split the fish market, moving wholesale operations while renovating the old site so its restaurants and shops could remain for tourists.
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At a sushi restaurant in the neighborhood that once housed the Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo, where about 90 percent of the customers are Chinese, Yaeko Suenaga, 70, a server, said she understood why some stores might want to reject visitors from China.
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"We're very excited about the Wharf and what it will do to that part of D.C." Mr. Hoffman has also been intent on preserving the nation's oldest continuously operating fish market at the project's west end, where fishmongers hawk seafood from barges.
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Once renowned for its fish market and colorful waterfront characters straight out of a Joseph Mitchell short story, the 400-year-old historic port had become a tourist-only zone filled with I ♥ NY T-shirt stalls and suburban chain stores.
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An avalanche of negative effects would commence, from the inflation in prices of other fish, then the repercussions on the fish market and so on and so forth—and then we'll have already bitten our own tails again for the umpteenth time.
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"We all took a breath, and regrouped from that but now we're stronger than ever," she says at the opening of Mitchell's Fish Market in Edgewater, NJ where she was promoting her GIFFT wines, something she's been involved with for over two years now.
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Kenya -- Peter Ndung'u, 23 "I am mostly concerned about the government's insistence on building a coal plant in Lamu, one that will cause harm to the people of Lamu County like Ali Athman, who sells fish at Lamu's fish market," photographer Peter Ndung'u told CNN.
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Last week, after 25-year-old Gopi R. Ghaware stole a woman's 25 gram gold chain in the Ghatkopar fish market in Mumbai's eastern suburbs, he was chased by locals who had heard the victim's screams, pinned down, and beaten, The Hindustan Times reported.
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Johnson visited Peterhead Fish Market in the county of Aberdeenshire Friday, as part of a trip to rural northern Scotland intended to build support for a general election after he failed earlier in the week to garner enough support in parliament to call a vote.
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Almost every day for the past 10 months, a woman known as Mother Comfort Lloyd and her 30 helpers have prepared rice, spicy peppery soup and potato greens to hand out to supporters at Mr. Weah's headquarters in the Monrovia neighborhood called Fish Market.
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All but one of the market's 25 vendors are moving in the first wave, including Pain d'Avignon, Nordic Preserves, Osaka Grub, Puebla Mexican Food, New Star Fish market, Shopsin's General Store and Saxelby Cheesemongers, a shop selling craft American cheeses and owned by Anne Saxelby.
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At least 55 civilians were killed and 170 were wounded by bombings that struck densely crowded areas of the seaport, including a fish market and areas around Al Thawra Hospital, the International Committee of the Red Cross said in a statement from its Yemen delegation.
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The 1907 Tin Building, one of two surviving major structures of the celebrated Fulton Fish Market and the only one of the pair within a designated historic district, was painstakingly disassembled in 2018 and is now being recreated 32 feet east of its original location.
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In the latest escalation, he pointed to reports that the coalition conducted airstrikes Thursday around the entrance to one of the few functioning hospitals and an adjacent fish market in Hodeida city, which Yemeni medical officials said killed at least 28 people and wounded at least 70.
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I wanted fish, so Mohammad Saigal, a local English teacher I had hired as a guide (1,000 riyals a day), drove me to the fish market, where we bought two fish as long as my forearm for 80 riyals and gave them to some men to grill.
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The 80-year-old Tsukiji fish market draws tens of thousands of visitors a year to its warren of stalls laden with exotic species of fish and fresh sushi, part of a tourism boom that is a key part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic plan.
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DAKAR, Senegal — An attack by three suicide bombers has left at least 20 people dead and more than 20 others wounded at a fish market outside the sprawling Nigerian city that gave rise to the Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, officials and news reports said on Saturday.
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This was apparent at the fish market near Piazza del Duomo, which overwhelms with fresh clams, mussels and other seafood, and particularly at the large Fera o Luni market in Piazza Carlo Alberto di Savoia, which doubles as a flea market (Catania's big markets are closed Sundays).
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Thirteen years after the fish market was shuttered and moved to Hunts Point in the Bronx, more than 300 pieces of the utilitarian, neoclassical marketplace were salvaged and cataloged for reference or reuse by the Howard Hughes Corporation, the leaseholder of Pier 17 at South Street Seaport.
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The Tin Building, an unfussy fish distribution center clad in corrugated metal and crowned by three ornamented pediments, was the fourth fish market building to occupy the stretch of waterfront between Beekman and Fulton Streets, bounded by what came to be called Piers 17 and 18.
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Some hard-to-find seafood from across the globe sits alongside the usual fillets of black sea bass and piles of clams at Essex Pearl, a fish market and restaurant in the new Market Line food hall on the Lower East Side from the fishmonger Steven Wong.
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Inside the big fish market in the port town of Peterhead, the majority opinion is pro-Brexit, although Andrew Charles, who supports the Scottish National Party, says that under Mr. Johnson's plan the export part of his business would be uneconomical because of the added certification costs.
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Threading through rivers and canals in a long, slim, open-air boat, you'll have front-row seats for a historical survey of the city, from the crenelated battlements of the medieval Gravensteen Castle to the Baroque-era fish market to 19th-century textile factories and socialist headquarters.
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The attack at the port in Bosaso came when two men disguised as fishermen shot the executive, Paul Anthony Formosa, at a fish market as he was traveling to work, said Yusuf Mohamed, the governor of the Bari region of Puntland, where the killing took place.
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A month after she was elected, she delayed a planned November move of the Tsukiji fish market, a famed tourist attraction as well as the largest seafood market in the world, because of safety concerns about the new site, which is built over an old gas production plant.
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Since then, he and his successors have struggled to transform the city's original port on the East River into a festive destination for tourists and New Yorkers alike, complete with historic ships, nautical craftsmen, maritime exhibits, and shops and seafood restaurants centered on the old Fulton Fish Market.
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Michael Cimarusti, the chef at Providence, receives 600 pounds of seafood each week through Dock to Dish, which supplies the Michelin-starred fine-dining restaurant as well as Connie and Ted's, the New England-style clam shack, and Cape Seafood and Provisions, the fish market and casual lunch stand.
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"What's happened over all over the decades in the seaport is a commodification and Disneyfication of its history, and the market continuing as a functioning fish market till 21940 can communicate some of that history to a visitor," said Tara Kelly, the group's vice president of policy and programs.
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The company operates more than 500 high-end and casual dining establishments around the world, including well-known concepts such as Landry's Seafood, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., Rainforest Cafe, Mitchell's Fish Market Restaurants, Morton's The Steakhouse, The Oceanaire, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood, Chart House, Saltgrass Steak House, Claim Jumper and Mastro's Restaurants.
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" It might sound esoteric or random at first but, as EP says, "I feel like that line is so beautiful because he's talking about coming up and if you go to the fish market and you want a fresh piece of fish, it's going to cost much more than ground beef.
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AL HUDAYDAH, Yemen — Warplanes of the Saudi-led coalition fired more than two dozen missiles into this rebel-held Yemeni port city on Thursday, hitting the fish market, the entrance to the main hospital and a security compound in an attack that killed at least 30 people, medical workers said.
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After Mohamed VI took to power, Tangier has been gripped by frenetic modernization, which has resulted in the installation of 51,000 square meters' worth of storage to house all the equipment necessary for a contemporary fishing industry (such as a fish market, ice factories, refrigerated warehouses, stores for shipowners and whole fish merchants).
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Ricky Serbin, his friend and roommate while he attended the Parsons School of Design, and now a dealer of high-end vintage fashion, remembers an 18-year-old Jacobs, put in charge of a party for the Japanese avant-garde designer Kansai Yamamoto in 1981, renting a fish market on Canal Street.
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At Ms. Williams's home here, news moved quickly through the community of about 5,100 people early Friday after police cars swarmed the area "At the fish market, the hair dresser, the gas station, they're all talking about it," said Ruben Boatwright, who said he had known Ms. Williams for about 15 years.
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Photo: Eugene Hoshiko (AP)A Japanese restaurateur set a record on Saturday by paying nearly $3.1 million (333.6 million yen) for a massive, 613-pound Pacific bluefin tuna at the first auction of the year of Tokyo's Toyosu fish market, and almost immediately conceded that perhaps he should not have paid that much, Reuters reported.
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I'd hoped to take the family to the fish market in Catania, where once, eating pasta with sea urchin in a little trattoria at the edge of the pescheria, I watched the restaurant and the market stalls empty as everyone gathered to marvel at a gargantuan tuna that one of the fishermen had brought in.
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He has hoisted a gutted cod in a fish market in the port town of Grimsby, weighed boxes of tea bags at a Tetley Tea factory in Eaglescliffe, in the northeast, and mopped a floor in the flood-damaged Derbyshire town of Matlock — drawing japes for his janitorial skills but grudging affection for the effort.
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Tsukiji Fish Market is known the world over for being a) huge; b) chaotic (buyers gather as early as 403 AM, and the massive warehouse space that hosts the market is packed wall-to-wall with aquariums, crates, boxes, and buckets of every edible aquatic species that you can imagine) c) about as quintessentially Japanese as they come.
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Ms. Koike, who is widely believed to harbor ambitions to become Japan's first female prime minister, has successfully stood up to the establishment and courted the news media while focusing on local issues such as the relocation of the famed Tsukiji fish market or controlling costs for the 2020 Olympics, which will be held in Tokyo.
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San Pedro Fish Market1190 Nagoya Way, San Pedro, CA 64003 The best way to witness the CO2-belching realities of giant-scale globalized trade is to head down to San Pedro's Fish Market for a huge pile of spicy seafood and bread while you stare at enormous container ships moving their payloads in and out of the Port of Los Angeles.
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San Pedro Fish Market1190 Nagoya Way, San Pedro, CA 90731 The best way to witness the CO2-belching realities of giant-scale globalized trade is to head down to San Pedro's Fish Market for a huge pile of spicy seafood and bread while you stare at enormous container ships moving their payloads in and out of the Port of Los Angeles.
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Not long after Washington Market was destined for the Bronx, the City Planning Commission began eyeing the aging Fulton Fish Market on the Lower East Side, hoping to reimagine the area as an "Old New York" neighborhood, where shops, a museum, and restored historic buildings could greet visitors who'd just finished their tour of the nineteenth- century ships docked permanently along the pier.
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The atmosphere was appealingly bluff and briny, and the fish market next to the port was busy selling piles of the tiny gray North Sea shrimp (one of Ensor's favorite foods when prepared in deep-fried croquettes), and huge flat-winged skates like the one he painted in his bluntly erotic "The Skate" (Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium).
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It just got a $120 million facelift and has the fancy dining to match: In addition to Amanda Cohen's Thyme and Einat Admoney's Flora Cafe, the terminal is now home to a Global Bazaar—a sort of upscale, grab-and-go food court—which, in turn, offers some of the freshest sushi this side of the Pacific, in the form of a mini version of Tokyo's world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market.
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And because of that, more likely than not, he has probably influenced the Japanese-slanted dishes that you've had at some of your favorite restaurants in the US. The next morning, I met him at Tsukiji fish market at approximately 4:45 AM. For any other person who was trying to catch the tuna auction, this would have been way too late, since people start lining up as early as 3 AM in hopes to be part of the small group allowed in every morning.
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