Bristol Beaufort, Bristol Beaufighter, Hawker Hurricane, Hawker Typhoon, de Havilland Mosquito, Gloster Gladiator, Vickers Wellington.
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Liao Fan Hawker Chan started out serving food at a Hawker in Chinatown, but after becoming successful, they ended up setting up a restaurant now located in Chinatown itself, rather than the hawker.
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Couple this with a modern turn against "unhealthy" food - hawker meals often involve white rice or fried meats or vegetables - and the future has sometimes looked cloudy for the hawker tradition.
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Outside the rally, there was a carnival-like atmosphere, as hawker after hawker tried to sell homemade Trump T-shirts, hats, and buttons to attendees waiting in the long security line.
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Neville said she believed the plane was a Hawker Beechcraft.
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Ana, a young hawker in Caracas, explains how it works.
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Chinese fried rice with seafood is typical hawker center fare.
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Fusion, Mr. Hawker said, could fill much of that need.
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Rows of kuih talam, pastel hawker plates piled with satay.
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"This could be why Singapore's petition for Unesco recognition of its hawker culture offends some Malaysians — it sounds as if Singapore is saying that their hawker food is the original, and best," she added.
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A manufacturing innovator, a hawker of Mustang muscle, a pickup powerhouse.
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A hawker sells water bottles on a busy thoroughfare in Lagos.
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Hawker centers are open-air food markets, usually with covered seating.
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According to Bourdain, at this airport, there's an incredible hawker center.
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You'll find trays of chili condiments all around the hawker centers.
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Fried Indian snacks, like samosas, are displayed behind glass in hawker centers.
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And the best place to experience that is in Singapore's hawker centers.
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High in the Swiss Alps, the female moorland hawker dragonfly has a problem.
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Had Bourdain not visited, would people be as critical of the hawker center?
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Locals debate which hawker center serves the best rendition of a particular dish.
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"We're very proud and protective of our hawker culture, I think," she said.
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In 2016, his hawker stall became the cheapest restaurant to earn a Michelin.
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His low-key style struck me; he was not the usual food-hawker.
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Full repayment is required before a hawker can make their next order, said Hernanto.
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From 1988 to 1992, he worked as a street hawker, selling women's beauty products.
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OnTap now manages stalls in the Chomp Chomp and Sun Court hawker centers, too.
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Hawker testified earlier in the trial and is a major witness in the case.
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But the price of the shift to hawker centers, some gourmands say, was atmosphere.
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But, British manufacturer Hawker Siddeley remained in the consortium to build the A300's wings.
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Singapore's hawker food is not unique because much of it originated in Malaysia, he said.
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The aviation-to-financial services conglomerate bought a 65.8 percent stake in Hawker Pacific in 2014.
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"I think it goes without saying, the hawker life requires a lot of sacrifice," he says.
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At a busy road intersection, street hawker Sam Nyandima said the ban would hit his supplies.
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I saw a hawker selling beauty products at rip-off prices and accepting payments via WeChat.
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Or, you could do as the female moorland hawker dragonfly does, and pretend to be dead.
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The weather puts a damper on one's edible exploration of street food, hawker centers, and restaurants.
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Some hawker center stalls display their dishes behind glass, like this Chinese squid with celery dish.
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Instead, Mr. Hawker fires projectiles at a target in tests done about three times a week.
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And the chicken noodles from the famous michelin starred hawker stall, Hongkong Soy Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodles.
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During my visit to Singapore, I went to Liao Fan Hawker Chan to try the famous dish.
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As its name suggests, it was traditionally a hawker, a complex that brings together many food stalls.
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It has more than 100 open-air "hawker" centers and 6,000 stalls selling popular multi-ethnic meals.
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We go to a hawker center near our office (basically a large food court with many stalls).
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Pistol shrimps were the subject of the doctorate awarded by Oxford to Nicholas Hawker, First Light's founder.
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"I never thought a hawker would win a Michelin star," said Chan Hon Meng of the latter.
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You'll find roast chickens and ducks hanging in restaurant windows and hawker center stalls all around Singapore.
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Over the past few years, Bombardier, Cessna and Hawker Beechcraft have set up shop there, among others.
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"Different countries will have their own take on what hawker culture means to them," the statement said.
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When a hawker came by with bumper stickers—DONALD TRUMP FOR VETS—Rich reached to take a few.
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"They call us thieves," says another hawker, who recalls seeing street children as young as seven in detention.
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Despite having moved to new premises of its own, Liao Chan Hawker Fan hasn't lost its quintessential character.
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Sameena Asif, whose husband is a street hawker, sends her three children to private school in Lahore, Pakistan.
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Hawker described Gates and Skadden lawyer Alex van der Zwaan as having "the active nightlife" while in Ukraine.
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While there are dozens of cooks in each hawker center, most centers specialize in particular dishes or cuisines.
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The Nashville-style hot-chicken hawker in Chinatown plans to open a second location in Pasadena in 2020.
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Neville said she believed the plane was a Hawker Beechcraft and said police and firefighters remained at the scene.
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A young hawker sells Michael Jackson T-shirts outside the Kuala Lumpur stadium where Michael Jackson performed in 4.53.
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According to Beatrice Tan, Singaporeans will find fish porridge at any local hawker center, or open-aired food stalls.
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Of course, now that the pair has kick-started this craft beer hawker phenomenon, the model has caught on.
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Noticing long lines in front of two hawker stalls, I approached the vendors to see what they were preparing.
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Mr. Hawker hopes to achieve fusion this year and then raise more money for an even more advanced machine.
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Hawker told FBI agents about his final meeting with Kilimnik, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in late 2015.
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To encourage Singapore's street hawkers to resettle into the centers in the 1970s, the government heavily subsidized hawker rentals.
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While attending graduate school at Northeastern, Dani Rylan obtained a hawker-and-peddler license from the city of Boston.
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"We will not move today," Natta Potina, 43, who has been a street hawker for more than 30 years.
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The suit also brings up the Post's coverage of far-right meme-hawker and retired baseball All-Star Curt Schilling.
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Kedai Sayur offers an app for consumers that allows customers to order produce remotely, which the hawker can then deliver.
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Over Tiger Beer, guests enjoyed Chef Kostow's inventive Whelk Lasagna Agretti followed by Hawker Chan's signature Soya Sauce Chicken Rice.
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According to the article in El Universal, the city was Guadalajara and the plane was a Hawker 900XP private jet.
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Revenue is expected from licensing deals and sales of the fuel pellets, which Mr. Hawker considers the company's key technology.
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It could have been the Temple Street market in Kowloon, Hong Kong, or one of Singapore's open-air hawker centers.
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"Hawker culture is an important and unique heritage, no matter where it is, and should be kept alive," she said.
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This means you can get your crispy fried tofu from Hawker Boys for $8.50, plus $5 delivery (in regular times).
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One hawker, 38 year-old Lance Ngo, said that finding hawkers in their 20s "is more difficult than finding gold".
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The 54-year-old hawker launched the legal challenge with two others this week, saying they want justice to be upheld.
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I grab my reusable container and head back down to the same hawker center and get a takeaway salad for $3.70.
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In fact, two hawker center-based food stalls in Singapore were awarded a Michelin Star last year, according to The Telegraph.
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Tween girl accessory hawker Claire's was still blindingly colorful and unnervingly peppy, much like the buy-three-get-three jewelry inside.
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And this is even better than the hawker food 'cause we know the ingredient is fresh and it's all fresh made.
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A hawker is yelling on the busy road, trying to drum up business for his collection of old coins and medals.
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After years of being a hawker, Wang has plenty of stories about ruthless competitors - including a "soy sauce chicken rice war" in which his hawker rivals tried to lure his loyal customers away by hiring more female workers - as well as the blow of having to shutter his business during Singapore's bird flu epidemic in 2008.
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Hawker Pacific booked revenue of about A$185 million ($143 million) in the 2017 financial year, according to a HNA sales document.
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"As the children of hawker parents, we find it tremendously meaningful to be the third-generation of Cho Kee," Ai Min says.
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While he did consider working elsewhere, he says he always knew he would take on the hawker life, as his father did.
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Even hawker stalls hold Michelin stars in Singapore but there's no shortage of places for the super-rich to get their fix.
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He studied anthropology at Makerere University, Uganda's most prestigious, and worked odd jobs as a barber, bricklayer and a hawker of CDs.
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That's a different angle than what Manafort, Hawker, Gates and their Ukrainian client's sought to have highlighted most in Western media coverage.
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Singapore is a country of countless hawker stalls and beloved mom-and-pop restaurants that serve up excellent renditions of local dishes.
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Kilimnik told Hawker about a "PR opportunity in Russia" and invited the American to meet with someone from the Russian foreign ministry.
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He learned the hawker ropes from his father, who sold chicken rice from a bullock cart in Singapore's Chinatown in the late 1950s.
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Yao was a little known vegetable hawker-turned-developer, when the regulator granted him the close-to-gold preparatory license in September 2011.
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One of the challenges of being a hawker, say the Wang brothers, is finding suitable assistants because the job is just too demanding.
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A couple of years ago, Rassim Khelifa, a biologist at the University of Zurich, published a paper about the female moorland hawker dragonfly.
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More importantly, the luxurious city is also home to a restaurant that serves the world's cheapest Michelin-starred dish, Liao Fan Hawker Chan.
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Certain hawker centers, due to their location or reputation, are popular with tourists, including: Lau Pa Sat — Every night at 7:00 p.m.
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"The first person they killed was a local water hawker," says Assinie, as he points to the dried blood on the sandy floor.
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It's not uncommon for Singaporeans to leave their mobile phones unattended at hawker centers, or outdoor food courts, to "chope" or reserve seating.
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A friend had lent him his Hawker 800XP plane to travel from Teterboro Airport in New Jersey to Kiawah Island in South Carolina.
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The 46-year-old has scraped by as a hawker all her life, shelving her dream of opening a small restaurant as unrealistic.
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Home to hundreds of food stalls and sundries shops, the structure is one of Singapore's older hawker centers, or open-air food courts.
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If you're walking around hawker centers in Malaysia or Singapore and come across char koay kak, do yourself a favor and stop walking.
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Hawker stalls continue to operate in those same centers, and some new ones, today, selling local favorites from before dawn until late at night.
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When celebrating his 48th birthday in Banjul in May 2013 he saw a street hawker selling peanuts with a child strapped to her back.
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"Probably Changi Airport in Singapore has the best food; it has a hawker center for the employees that's open to the public," he said.
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A hawker near the Chew Jetty who made my lunch wrote down a list of cendol suggestions that looked more like a math equation.
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But suddenly, as he peers directly into the void — recurring diamond hawker Neil Lane's briefcase of engagement rings — Ben knows which girlfriend he'll pick.
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The company was founded eight years ago by Nick Hawker, an Oxford University doctoral student at the time, and Yiannis Ventikos, his thesis adviser.
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I spent an entire day visiting hawker centers and trying as many dishes as I could fit in my stomach; they rarely exceeded $10.
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"UNESCO is not a silver bullet, it is just one of the things we need to do... to keep hawker culture alive," said Yeo.
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Singapore faced this problem years ago, and moved its hawkers off the streets into dedicated, convenient "hawker centres", with running water and regular hygiene inspections.
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Some reports paint the company as a bumbling snake-oil hawker, suggesting that Mercer forced candidates to hire it as a condition of his donations.
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I really appreciate the familiarity of what Hawker Chan does, being so close to his customers and seeing how they react to experiencing his food.
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One hawker claimed a button reading, "Bomb the shit out of ISIS" — an allusion to a Trump quote from last November — was his best seller.
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"Singaporean hawker culture is under siege," he added, in part because it is still seen by the city-state's hierarchical society as low-status work.
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Canmore just completed a record-breaking year for home sales, said Brad Hawker, the broker and owner of local firm Royal LePage Rocky Mountain Realty.
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You should maybe take a look at "Hawker Fare," the chef James Syhabout's new cookbook, highlighting the cooking of his roots in Thailand and Laos.
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As Khelifa explained to Gizmodo in an email, sex is a risky business for the female moorland hawker dragonfly—especially after she's just dropped her eggs.
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Mwangi, the fiery 33-year-old son of a street hawker, promises to force change from within if he wins a parliamentary seat in the Aug.
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Year:Movie or TV series: MovieStarring: Luke Hawker, Rose Byrne, Hilary SwankCritical rating: Giving it a 74% score, audiences liked this film slightly less than critics did.
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A young chef, a struggling business, a food hawker, a musician, an activist or even a homeless person -- Tony's broad vision of humanity included them all.
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Instead of working at a university or government lab, Mr. Hawker raised about $23 million from investors, including Oxford University, to take a less-traditional approach.
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I reminisce about my blissful summer interning in Singapore where I tried all the world's cuisines at hawker centers and made a ton of euro friends.
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The dish has been adapted over the years to become something the locals call their own, and is available across street hawker outlets to fancy restaurants.
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With a reputation for eating as a national past-time, it is a common sight to see Singaporeans queuing at their favorite hawker stalls across the island.
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Maybe HK Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle can open an NYC stall, too—we're looking at you and your perpetually delayed Singapore-style hawker center, Bourdain.
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Armed with the results of his study, Dr Hawker wondered if he could scale up the shrimp's technique to create plasmas that would meet the Lawson criterion.
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At the corner of Robert Mugabe Road and Rotten Row, a hawker describes how people celebrating Mr Mugabe's ouster shimmied up poles to tear down street signs.
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The vixen is served pizza twice a week from a rather civilised blue and white enamelware bowl (v on trend) by Yeovil couple Maxine and Tony Hawker.
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By the way, a hawker center, is kind of like a food court or marketplace that has a variety of different venders selling ready-to-eat meals.
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The government has said it will submit a bid this month to add its hawker culture to UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Natasha Hawker, founder of human resource consulting film Employee Matters, is not quite ready to give culture up, although she admits people are increasingly cynical about the term.
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The move toward Trump TV will be especially helpful since his other traditional brand—as a hawker of high-end goods—has been tarnished by his political escapades.
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Califia Farms, hawker of fancy oat milks and delicious bottled cold brews, just re-introduced their famous bottled Pumpkin Spice Latte cold brew…but it's currently unavailable online.
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At night, vendors grilling meat on skewers take over the adjacent Boon Tat Street, erasing the boundary between this lively hawker center and the rest of the city.
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"Singapore's hawker food is just not at our standard," especially, she added, in the Malaysian states of Penang and Sarawak and the cities of Ipoh and Petaling Jaya.
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No trip to Singapore would be complete without a meal at a hawker center, a microcosm of the deep multicultural heritage here (a subject unexplored by the film).
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The Hawker Siddeley HS 748 is a delightful, two-engine turboprop relic of an airplane, with metal everywhere you expect plastic, made to land on gravel or ice.
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"It originated from China, it's not invented in Malaysia or Singapore, but adapted into hawker food by the immigrants who settled here," Keong said of the dish's origins.
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A Chinese customer who was supposedly given the wrong flavour of steamed buns by a street hawker in Beijing, China, has struck out in the most unreasonable of behaviour.
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Singapore, which relies on tourism for about 4 percent of its economic output, is famed for its glitzy shopping malls, hawker food, casinos and the Formula One night race.
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"This was the first time I saw anything like this," said fruit hawker Moussavou Mouboki, gesturing past the stands of vegetables and sardines to a pharmacy gutted by fire.
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On a footpath outside a big stadium, a hawker peddles colourful jerseys and wrist bands as young men line up to have the country's flag painted on their faces.
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With the film now on Blu-ray and DVD, I sat down with special effects supervisor Mark Hawker to talk about his behind-the-scenes work on the film.
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His other cases include A&P Supermarkets, Barneys New York, Hawker Beechcraft, Charter Communications, and a number of oil and gas bankruptcies stemming from the collapse in energy prices.
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A Kedai Sayur hawker [Image via Kedai Sayur] Most hawkers are comfortable with cash — it is, after all, the tradition — but it makes paying the working capital back somewhat cumbersome.
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I arrived an hour before our scheduled meet time so that I could have a leisurely lunch at the terminal's replica hawker center before going sicko mode on the amenities.
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Surveys show two-thirds of people in and around Hawker, gateway to the Flinders, favor construction of a dump on scrubland around 30 km (18 miles) northwest of the town.
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"We're going to ask people to hand their money down the row of strangers and then have a bag of peanuts tossed over to them by a hawker," Hill said.
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Some devotees line up for more than an hour; this tableau of diners loyally waiting for their favorite dirt-cheap food is replicated in hawker centers across this island nation.
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Wealthy Singapore has one of the highest rates of diabetes in the world, partly caused by its fast-ageing population and a culture of eating out at inexpensive hawker centres.
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Wealthy Singapore has one of the highest rates of diabetes in the world, partly caused by its fast-ageing population and a culture of eating out at inexpensive hawker centres.
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The government of nearby Singapore long ago moved street sellers to hawker centres, and last month proposed their inclusion in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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"To me, it feels like a death penalty," said Marsh, 228, standing in the cemetery of the outback town of Hawker, where many of her relatives are buried under red earth.
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You can get this at hawker centers all over the city, but the best place to eat it is at Zam Zam, in Kampong Glam (the traditionally Arab neighborhood in Singapore).
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"We shouldn't always have to choose between heritage and development," said Claire Leow, who also volunteers at All Things Bukit Brown, citing old hawker centers and other landmarks that have disappeared.
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But, in the six years that I have lived in Singapore, a per capita G.D.P. heavyweight, I've learned that the scene at Hawker Chan is much more reflective of life here.
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While around 40 percent of older hawkers still enjoy low rents, new hawker stalls are sold in an open bidding process, often making rentals much more expensive, especially at popular sites.
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She still has no idea why he went full moorland hawker and faked his own death, which probably would've been an ineffective solution even if he hadn't stayed in the same town.
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Whether it's one of the tastiest dishes you'll ever taste or not, it's certainly worth going to the Liao Chan Hawker Fan to try the cheapest Michelin-starred dish in the world.
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WATCH: FARANG - The Story of Chef Andy Ricker Online, people speculate whether Bangkok is trying to turn into Singapore, which cleared vendors from the streets and consolidated street food inside hawker centers.
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The Hawker Hunter plane, of a type developed by Britain in the 1950s, struck several cars on the major road next to Shoreham airport near Brighton, where the show was taking place.
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Most notably that's a long supply chain that adds cost — prices increase as more middlemen take their cut — and means that vegetables are less fresh by the time they reach the hawker.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh was celebrating his 2000th birthday in Banjul in May 22005 when he saw a poor street hawker selling peanuts with a child strapped to her back.
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"You don't want the noodles to taste like anything," said Simpson Wong, the chef and proprietor of Chomp Chomp, a restaurant in Greenwich Village that specializes in the hawker fare of Singapore.
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They are sweating in the tight heat (it's 303 degrees outside and there isn't air conditioning), waiting to order at the metal-framed Hawker Chan Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle stall.
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A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a meal at one of its hawker centers, where you can order from dozens of stalls, most of which have mastered just a single dish.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is cooking up new methods to find the next wave of hawker sellers amid fears the city state's signature street-food delights could fall off the menu with chef retirements.
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For men, the company is shipping brands like Mavi, AG, DL1961, 7 For All Mankind, 7 Diamonds, Grayers, Penguin, JACHS, and Scotch and Soda, as well as its own exclusive brand, Hawker Rye.
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The former street hawker from Guinea now works as a caterer in Venice, rents his own apartment, and sends money back home regularly to his mother and siblings in the West African nation.
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The next morning, I headed back to Chinatown to meet Chan Hon Meng, also known as Hawker Chan, the owner and chef of Liao Fan Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle.
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" This has happened in the sterile cityscape of Singapore, once one of the most exciting cities in Asia, where vendors have been swept off the streets and grouped together in enclosed "hawker centers.
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Lee Sah Bah, a hawker in his late 60s who sells Chwee Kueh rice cakes at less than S$2 a portion, says he also faces the prospect of his legacy dying out.
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The party in the air didn't begin that way ... our sources say Sean and Kate were "somber and nervous" when they boarded the Hawker 900 (below) at the Van Nuys Airport October 2nd.
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Fresh from university with a major in marketing, Jonathan dove straight into the family business, while his elder sister Ai Min gave up her job in banking operations to be a full-time hawker.
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Once he's a full-time hawker, meanwhile, James wants to put in place the efficient kitchen processes and technology-driven systems he learned while working at a Japanese fast food restaurant in his teens.
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The show will premiere on April 26th and will feature nine episodes, each focusing on a different Asian country and its street food culture –from Singapore's hawker stalls to the food carts of India.
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According to National Geographic, only five species, including the moorland hawker and the praying mantis, are known to practice "sexual death feigning," but they should probably add one Australian twentysomething to that list too.
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HAWKER, Australia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Enice Marsh remembers the black clouds of "poison stuff" that billowed from the northwest after British atomic bomb tests in the 100s spread fallout across swathes of South Australia.
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"It's a golden age for Thai food," said James Syhabout, a Thailand-born chef and cookbook author who owns Hawker Fare, a San Francisco restaurant that specializes in dishes from that country's Isaan region.
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"No peddler, vendor, hawker or huckster shall permit his car, wagon or vehicle to stand on any street when stopping, standing or parking is prohibited," city regulations state, according to the Department of Transportation.
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On the same day in the same state, while Chakraborty was being beaten to death, a hawker and a woman were also killed because people believed they were child abductors based on WhatsApp rumors.
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Halfway through the meal, we were joined by Stephen Werther, a bespectacled entrepreneur who is Bourdain's partner in a new venture: a Manhattan market modelled on Singapore's hawker centers, or open-air food courts.
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Built in the 1950s and 1960s to make street food more sanitary while preserving the local food culture, hawker centers are large, open-air complexes with food stalls where many Singaporeans eat every day.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - "The power of the Malays has returned," rejoiced street hawker Mohd Nor Afiq in Kuala Lumpur after a new prime minister was sworn in to replace 94-year-old Mahathir Mohamad.
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He flew Hawker Siddeley Nimrod MR2 maritime patrol planes and P-3 Orion maritime surveillance and anti-submarine warfare aircraft before he came to the US and began working with the P-8A planes.
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Chan hopes his stall's success will encourage more young people to enter the hawker trade, which is starting to suffer from a lack of successors for the stalls, which are primarily run by elderly cooks.
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"Every day a PDVSA worker comes to sell his overall," said Elmer, a hawker at the biggest market in the oil city of Maracaibo, as shoppers eyed pricey rice and flour imported from neighboring Colombia.
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Pilot Robert Winner, 69, of Marlton, and co-pilot Timothy Scannevin, 71, of Southampton, both died shortly after the twin-engine Hawker Beechcraft 58 Baron went down in Springfield Township, in Burlington County, NJ.com reported.
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Nylund described flying the New Jersey senator on two different private jets owned by Melgen -- including an eight-seat Hawker and a 11-seat Challenger with a couch that could be converted into a bed.
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Tash Aw SINGAPORE — The food courts in the basements of shopping malls and the ubiquitous "hawker centers," covered markets where scores of stall-holders sell cooked food, are a mainstay of eating out in Singapore.
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Though the move robbed Singapore of the lively street-food culture celebrated in many other parts of Southeast Asia, today the rough-and-tumble hawker centers thrive as community gathering spaces and lively eating houses.
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But some foodies, chefs and social media users in Malaysia have countered with withering criticism — suggesting, for example, that Singapore's hawker stalls are too sanitized to truly compete with their grittier, allegedly tastier Malaysian counterparts.
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But because young Singaporeans have not embraced hawker culture as a vocation to the same extent as their parents, the nomination could be a much-needed way for the government to raise the cuisine's profile.
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The town of Banff, located inside the national park with a population of about 28048,800, is virtually closed to second-home buyers because home purchases are restricted to people who work there, Mr. Hawker said.
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Two Singaporean street food, or hawker, stalls were awarded a Michelin star on Thursday, a first for Michelin, whose coveted awards generally conjure up an image of posh establishments with dress codes and stiff-backed waiters.
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The government will open 10 new hawker centers over the next 12 years but many of these venues come without the government subsidies that have kept some monthly stall rents as low as S$320 ($238).
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Although my time in Singapore was only fleeting — I only spent 2 nights there — I made sure to stop by Liao Fan Hawker Chan to try their award-winning dish on my way to the airport.
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The first new restaurant for Chan is called Hawker Chan, which will be located in Singapore's Chinatown, not far from the original state at the Chinatown Complex Market and Food Center, which, thankfully, will remain open.
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A relaxed, casually dressed Najib also paid a visit this month to Langkawi, Mahathir's island constituency, where he pottered around town, visiting markets, eating at hawker stalls and rubbing elbows and posing for selfies with passersby.
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At Ah Sam Cold Drink Stall, head bartender Edwin Poh looks to his personal culinary background as well as his culinary lineage (he comes from three generations of Singaporean hawker chefs) to create the speakeasy's drinks.
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Revenue at Textron Aviation, which includes Cessna, Beechcraft and Hawker brands, is expected to grow 34.703 percent to about $5.1 billion in 2016, reflecting a ramp up in deliveries of its midsize jet, Cessna Citation Latitude.
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In the heart of Singapore's old Chinatown, the hotel is surrounded by both hawker centers (outdoor food courts) and bars and restaurants beloved by locals, as well as attractions such as the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple.
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Among those working the fire engine and hose were retired social work lecturer Phil Kingston, retired GP Diana Warner, musician Cathy Eastburn, Forest School leader Árainn Hawker, ex-Buddhist teacher Mark Ovland, and electrician Liam Norton.
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Depending on where you stand, the rhythmic yelling of a hawker rises above the horns and shuffle of feet, or quieter discussions between shoppers emerge from the whoosh of buses or metallic noises of traders' bells.
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Many Singaporeans remember their favorite food stalls by location rather than by name, which led Lee Chee Wee to name his business after the street name where his father operated as a hawker as early as 1928.
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Percio Freire, a security official in the coastal city of Paraty, near where the Hawker Beechcraft C90GT twin-prop plane went down roughly 3 km (2 miles) from the airport, confirmed all five bodies had been recovered.
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"I have to do a lot of things to survive; selling cigarettes at night, supplying herbs for men with erectile dysfunction, even plaiting women's hair," said Raymond Letoto, a hawker in Tegeta area of Dar es Salaam.
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"Violence comes from politicians, not the people," the father-of-three told Reuters as he campaigned outside Nairobi's sprawling Marakiti market, where women breastfed babies above overflowing gutters and a hawker demonstrated glue traps using live rats.
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I ask a colleague to pick up lunch with me from the hawker center — thunder tea rice (a Chinese Hakka dish of rice with five toppings and a coriander-parsley-based tea soup to go with it).
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"I did not trust Jonathan Hawker (a public relations person working with Manafort) to give an accurate or honest description of the report we had written of the Tymoshenko trial," Craig said minutes after taking the stand.
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Hawker centers, or food courts, are a quick introduction to Singapore's pan-Asian palate, allowing diners to sample dishes like crab fried in chili sauce, chicken poached with ginger, and roti served with a fiery curry sauce.
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According to the National Environment Agency, there are 303 markets and hawker centers across Singapore, housing 230,220 "cooked food" stalls, about half of which pay a subsidized rent for their space of between $26 and $320 a month.
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By bringing together a hawker from the world's first Michelin Star street food stall and the chef of a three Michelin Star fine dining restaurant, the event demonstrated to diners that we all sit closer together over food.
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But when I stepped onto the Strip near the gleaming and crowded outdoor bazaar of chain retailers and fast-food counters in front of Bally's, a hawker held out two-for-one drink coupons for a nearby bar.
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By the time Ajay was invited to join a separate advisory group — this one established by the Oppenheimers' foundation — he had a private plane, an eight-seat Hawker, said Mr. Spicer, who once hitched a ride aboard it.
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Ms. Foong, for her part, said that if Singapore's Unesco campaign was primarily focused on raising awareness of hawker culture as a way of saving it — not on claiming ownership of the tradition — then she was on board.
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ET. Until then, let's look back at the highlights of last season, including Anthony eating his way through Singapore's hawker stalls, hanging with his BFF Eric Ripert in France and helping you plan your perfect day in Pittsburgh.
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"I have bought airtime and I just want to try to purchase something from one of the big supermarkets," said 36-year-old street hawker Tennison Tigere, shortly after withdrawing $50 of bond notes from a Harare bank.
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If you've ever been to Singapore or Malaysia, you know that Hainan chicken—aka Hainanese chicken rice— is the undisputed sovereign of comfort foods, a dish served everywhere from solitary hawker stalls to the most grandiose of restaurants.
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The incident which took place on Thursday, was caught on camera by a bystander, who told Chinese reporters that the unidentified man and his friend, were allegedly demanding compensation from the hawker for selling him the wrong bun flavour.
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Mike Cernovich, a hawker of nutritional supplements and self-published books about the irresistibility of simian dominance, insists he isn't part of the alt-right even though he slips into the first person plural when he mentions the movement.
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Instead, the hawker stalls - Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle at Crawford Lane and Chinatown's Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle - are in so-called "food centers" with shared dining spaces and no air conditioning to combat Singapore's sweltering heat.
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Singapore has more than 100 hawker centers and 6,000 stalls selling popular multi-ethnic meals for as little as S$2.80 ($2), but enticing new chefs to the small, basic kitchens is proving tricky against the riches offered by modern restaurants.
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Chen Fu Yuan, a 72-year-old hawker that has been cooking Char Kway Teow (fried flat rice noodles) since 13, is struggling to find anyone to take over his stall after his children and grandchildren took up other careers.
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Tay said most hawker stall owners were in their 50s and 60s with a wave of retirements expected in the near future but new initiatives to find replacements were showing signs of promise, such as pairing aspiring hawkers with experienced hands.
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Percio Freire, a security official in the coastal tourist city of Paraty, where the Hawker Beechcraft C90GT twin-prop plane went down in a bay roughly 3 km (2 miles) from the airport, confirmed all five bodies had been recovered.
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" When asked why few local talent and eateries earned stars, Singaporean hawker heritage advocate K.F. Seetoh points to the encouragement of automation, a lack of culinary creativity and manpower issues: "There's no real true learning institutions in the culinary field here.
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Asked whether they would support Mrs Clinton in November, many of those in Oakland recoiled at the question: "Of course we would!" said Annette, a teacher, as behind her a hawker did brisk trade in "Fuck Trump" posters and badges.
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"If it brings four or five families to the town, that means we might have an extra schoolteacher, an extra nurse at our hospital, extra staff at the shop," said Ian Carpenter, a member of the Hawker Community Development Board.
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To me, this little social quirk perfectly captures how eating comes before everything on that tiny island—how unacceptable it is to go hungry in a land when the fluorescent lights of streetside hawker centers stay flickering late into the night.
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As Mr. Hawker explains his work, First Light's pride and joy, a device 40 feet in diameter and 11 feet high built of blue electrical boxes slotted into a glass-reinforced plastic frame surrounding a steel vacuum chamber, stands waiting.
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This works best, of course, with the scenes involving the staging of the play within the play by the inept amateur thespians known as the "rude mechanicals" — here including a barista, a bike courier and a hawker in a TodayTix vest.
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Hawker Chan sells plates of soy sauce chicken rice for 2 Singapore dollars (about $1.50) and gained global fame when it was awarded one star in 2016 in Singapore's first Michelin guide, making it the world's cheapest Michelin-starred meal.
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