Once we took off, the flight would start with a drink service and pre-lunch snack.
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Below is a transcript of their pre-lunch meeting: PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Jim Brown, greatest of all time.
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In 2009, schedulers gambled by moving it from a Sunday pre-lunch backwater slot to prime time early evening.
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Celebrating with her fellow justices would wait until Friday: "Birthday toast by colleagues pre-lunch on March 17," she wrote.
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It didn't matter that she was a colleague and likely focused, like I was, on getting a pre-lunch snack during a long meeting.
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With her dentist husband attending to an emergency, she said, she decided to come see how the old town had fared over a pre-lunch drink.
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Those items were addressed in a pre-lunch meeting, but Kanye launched into a speech and Trump let him go on as the cameras recorded it all.
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The two of them watch with strong emotions and overflowing pride, and Fuerth recalls a quote he imparted to the staff during the day's pre-lunch service meeting.
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On the fourth day, for example, he had occasion to watch her during the rather bizarre pre-lunch rigmarole that characterized this retreat, something he had never experienced anywhere else.
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This might not be such a bad thing, though—if you consider a steak and kidney pie an appropriate pre-lunch pick-me-up, your dietary choices probably need some rethinking.
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Mr Jones, who had chaired a pre-lunch panel on human trafficking in Birmingham with knowledge and enthusiasm, is trying to persuade Alabamans to extend that pragmatic view to the federal government.
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Luckily at this point, another single woman comes and sits next to me while on the other side, a trio of girls with enormous tar-slick eyebrows start talking about pre-lunch shots.
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Also interesting ... most times 'SNL' takes a real event and makes it broader, but this one was pretty much true to form ... with all the hits, runs and errors from Thursday's pre-lunch meeting.
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In the pre-lunch panel, "Deepfake News," Dean Kissick, Writer and New York Editor of Spike Art Magazine sat down with panelists: Elisabeth Bik, PhD, Microbiome and Science Integrity Consultant; and Rob Horning, Editor.
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Chen's recs were used to piece together the ideal LA day: pre-lunch basketball at Pan Pacific Park on the Westside, lunch at Hoy-Ka in East Hollywood, then a dash over to the Huntington Gardens.
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Back home, Gove choked on a pre-lunch glass of champagne.
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Sunday papers laid out in the drawing room as you had pre-lunch drinks.
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It was late morning, pre-lunch, and there were a handful of guys nursing coffees.
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A pre-lunch stroll on next door Hampstead Heath is good for working up an appetite.
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He approaches the task with the same zest with which he shelled the pistachios that came with the pre-lunch beers.
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Pre-lunch drinks will be served in the reception area of the hotel, where people will have the opportunity to meet up.
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People also use individual works of art as landmarks and meeting points, like Barry Flanagan's Elephant, which has become a favourite pre-lunch meeting point.
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Next it was time for a pre-lunch snack and there seemed to be an aloo tikki with my name on it somewhere in the vicinity.
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In deference to the demand of the Opposition Leader, the Speaker adjourned the House for the day after two earlier adjournments in the pre-lunch session.
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A fitness facility on the fifth floor was built in the former employees locker room. As originally conceived, and used until the early 1990s, the first floor was for pre-lunch preparation, either at the coat check, the men's or ladies washrooms, the barber or at the bar and oyster bar. The Reading Room was principally used after lunch and was where members could take coffee, port, a cigar, or a nap. All other rooms were for the service of lunch and each had a unique menu.
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Lindwall had Washbrook caught behind for eight in his fourth over, playing at a ball outside off stump,O'Reilly, p. 69. and ended his pre-lunch spell with 1/7 from six overs, while Johnston accompanied him from the other end. Neither Hutton nor Washbrook appeared comfortable against the bowling, and the new batsman Edrich tried to hit Lindwall through the off side, leading to a loud appeal for caught behind, which was turned down. After lunch, Hutton did the majority of the scoring, before playing outside a Johnson off break on the front foot and being bowled for 20 to leave England at 32/2.
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