That is the place mat from one of our dinners together.
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This cream place mat is the perfect accent for your Thanksgiving table.
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Even the place mat under my meal was covered in Sanrio characters.
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In New York, the entire menu fits on a paper place mat.
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Use it to cover a bowl, pack a snack, or as a place-mat.
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Marketing materials include a hardcover 2500-page book the size of a place mat.
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Also in the box was a place mat, set of stickers, and deck of table discussion cards.
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And if they're successful, she's looking forward to buying her son, Logan, a brand-new presidential place mat.
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For the mathematical notations on this particular place mat, "We couldn't tie it to any specific problem," Ms. Hatton said.
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Violet scribbled with crayons on her place mat, threw my French fries on the floor, giggled at her dad's funny faces.
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The place mat stays right in place on any flat surface, making it that much easier to get food from the plate into their child's mouth.
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Clockwise from bottom left: MoMA Design Store's glass Liquefy table; optical illusion place mat from the MoMA Design Store; Fornasetti's Fronte e Retro velvet and jacquard armchair.
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" In the letter of apology, the deans, Stephen Lassonde and Thomas Dingman, said the place mat "failed to account for the many viewpoints that exist on our campus.
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The design for the Super Bowl trophy was first drawn on a napkin, and the architect Edward Carlson sketched out his vision for the Space Needle in Seattle on a place mat.
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The design for the Super Bowl trophy was first drawn on a napkin, and the architect Edward E. Carlson sketched out his vision for the Space Needle in Seattle on a place mat.
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Reader Elizabeth R. from Italy shares: I always, always eat breakfast and make sure I am sitting down, with full service (plate or bowl and silverware and place mat), by my kitchen window.
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Her son Logan, who eats his breakfast off a presidential place mat lined with the faces of 44 men, will never know a world in which a woman hasn't run for the White House.
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Some unusual kitsch, too — like a laminated child's place mat I spotted that, in a typical tourist destination, might say something unexceptional like SOMEONE WHO LOVES ME WENT TO GIBRALTAR, but here read WE SHALL NEVER SURRENDER!
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While her 15-year-old daughter fumes, her 12-year-old son tries to fill in the names of the states on his kiddie place mat — but cannot sort out the mess of the Midwest, even though he lives there.
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She will gesture to the place mat, where the night's eight or 10 courses are written out in Japanese, right to left, and then to another slip of paper with the same courses printed in English, again right to left.
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Before that happens, you choose one of the eight or so main courses pictured on the wall, give your order to an extroverted host who taps it into a hand-held screen, and mill around the silverware and condiment station until you hear your name and are handed your meal on a charcoal-colored tray that doubles as a place mat.
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Suction cups on the underside of the place mat section provide stability on smooth surfaces and straps secure toys, pacifiers and cups with handles. It is produced using child-safe fabrics that wipe clean easily. The Neatnik Saucer is collapsible and folds up quickly into a small, useful bag. The Neatnik Saucer is currently manufactured and distributed by Coulson's Crib, LLC, a Houston, TX based company.
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Neatnik Saucer is the patented high chair cover and baby place mat all-in-one. It prevents food and toys from falling to the floor while providing a sanitary barrier and clean activity space for infants and toddlers. Neatnik is a lightweight, portable and collapsible juvenile product that is designed to fit primarily restaurant style high chairs and some home models. It is suitable for use by parents of babies aged from six months to three years.
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The Marghabs took advantage of this reputation, producing textiles that were skilfully hand-embroidered on the highest quality Irish linen and a form of organdy called Margandie, made in Switzerland, and harder wearing than usual organdy. The linens were designed by Vera, and hand-embroidered as a home industry by the women on Madeira, who Vera insisted received payment per stitch - which for a single place mat could amount to seventy thousand stitches. Marghab linens were retailed through leading American department stores such as Lord & Taylor, Marshall Field's, and Neiman Marcus. In 1945 Vera Marghab was awarded the Neiman Marcus Fashion Award.
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In 2007, the inventors, Danielle Batchelor and Cookie Centracco created the only product that covers the standard restaurant style high chair and extends onto the table like a place mat to prevent food and toys from falling to the floor. The product was also designed to provide a germ barrier by covering every thing within baby's reach such as the high chair itself and table surfaces. It will function with some home high chair models as well. The Neatnik Saucer consists of a waterproof tray portion attached to a seat portion, with a flexible rim to catch spills and food.
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