Upstairs in the pub became downstairs in the pub, and downstairs in the pub became a nearby theater.
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Delaware's Stoney's Pub is a famous English pub in Wilmington.
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Pub manager Iain Chambers believes the pub provides an essential service.
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If you've never read anything by Peter Ackroyd, imagine settling down in a pub, a proper pub, a pub that sells warm beer out of wooden kegs, a pub without music, a pub where you could probably smoke inside if the bloke behind the bar was in a good mood, a pub where the food options stretch to cheese and onion or prawn cocktail, the kind of pub that traps you in its glorious web for hours, days on end, the sort of pub that'll have you regretting every penny spent and every pint supped in every other pub you've ever frequented.
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Brendan Behan Pub: Named for the renowned Irish scribe and tippler, the Behan is a rarity: an Irish pub that actually feels like an Irish pub.
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Why pub crawl (even in a Santa costume) when you can pub fly?
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Performance on a per pub basis also strengthened; EBITDA per pub grew by 11.6%.
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Tiny Man in an Irish Pub Night: They're playing darts in an Irish pub.
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CNN went to three Washington bars on Thursday morning: Shaw's Tavern, Duffy's Irish Pub and Union Pub.
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Pub after pub in Land's End and Lizard Point and the surrounding areas refused to answer the phone.
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Wetherspoon follows other UK pub operators, including Greene King Plc, Marston's Plc and Stonegate Pub Company IPO-SPC.
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Next time you find yourself nursing a post-pub crawl hangover, spare a thought for the Black Country Ale Tairsters, a West Bromwich-based charity pub crawl group who just reached their 20,000th pub.
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"My mandate to Gibson is that Gearbox pub must be the most dev friendly pub on Earth," he said.
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Bartender at a suburban pub, West Midlands I got off pretty lucky when I worked in my hometown's pub.
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Heineken struck a 403 million pound ($497 million) deal last month to buy and break up British pub group Punch Taverns PUB.
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Tilted Kilt has vaguely Irish-themed "pub fare," including items like "pub nachos"; Twin Peaks boasts a freshly prepared, "from scratch" menu.
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PUB CULTURE A young and affluent population and a growing pub culture, especially in the big cities, have spurred beer consumption in India.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Industry Profile: Midrange The pub sector in the UK is mature and the strong pub culture is expected to persist.
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One approach is to break the acronym down into familiar sounds, giving them the word "pub" with a leftover G. That's Pub-Gee.
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"We do 12 Pubs of Christmas, which is a pub crawl and you have a pint at every pub," said the two-time Grammy winner.
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He opened fire on businesses including a pub, a cafe and a sushi restaurant — but his main target appeared to be the pub, the Simta.
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Pub Cricket The rules When it is your inning, on each pub sign you see, you count the legs and that equals how many runs you get.
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When I'm working at the pub, the real pub customers—the ones in football shirts who stew at the bar for hours—they don't speak to me.
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Pub operators are also adjusting to new regulations that give pub tenants more rights and greater protection when dealing with large companies that own so-called tied pubs.
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"Some who play here live miles away but where there's a proper darts pub, they travel to it," says Shaun Nolan, who runs the pub with his dad, Gabby.
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Innertown Pub: The Innertown Pub is the kind of dive bar whose strange assortment of kitsch perfectly reflects the chaotic mental mishmash you wake up with after a good bender.
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Having just lost to Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon on Thursday after spending the night at a nearby pub, Nick Kyrgios called out a reporter for being at the pub too.
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Panmure Gordon analyst Anna Barnfather said the company's integration initiatives and its ownership of pub properties left it "less operationally geared than many of its leasehold pub and restaurant peers".
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Amid a celebratory street party of Irish dancing, Trump's two sons went from pub to pub posing for selfies with kids, shaking hands and buying drinks for all the patrons.
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The pub is haunted by a resident ghost called Martha, who worked in the pub in the 1950s, and who is sometimes seen knitting, said Christine McGrath, its jovial manager.
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We walk around and have a hard time finding a pub that will suit us – every pub we find has a sea of white men in suits outside drinking and smoking.
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The asset manager estimates that about 40% of the portfolio is suffering from noticeable deferred maintenance (at least GBP5,000 per pub), with 11% experiencing underinvestment of more than GBP20,000 per pub.
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VIRGINIA: The Celtic House Irish Pub & Restaurant in Arlington
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The mini royal might only be 2 years old (and just about to start preschool!) but pub-goers and royal fans alike are already flocking to a new pub in the U.
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The Salt House, a pub in Galway, Ireland, was tired of its patrons constantly writing on its toilet doors, so the pub owners came up with a clever solution: a children's toy.
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An extensive array of craft beers on tap, including selections from Harlem Brewing Company and Brooklyn Brewery, and pub food like sausages and inventive beef patties are dispensed at this new pub.
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"Joe's Pub Working Group was created to help make the business of being an artist in New York a little easier," Alex Knowlton, the director of Joe's Pub, said in an email.
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LFL SALES DOWN 4.5% * CITY PUB GROUP - RECENT TRADING IMPACTED BY COVID-19, ITS WIDER EFFECTS MAINLY ON SPORT, SOME SITES WITNESSED NOTICEABLE REDUCTIONS IN TRADE * CITY PUB - DIFFICULT TO ASSESS EXTENT TO WHICH VORUS COULD IMPACT TRADING, FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AT THIS TIME * CITY PUB GROUP PLC - EXPECT A MATERIAL REDUCTION TO EXPECTATIONS FOR 2020 DUE TO COVID-19 * CITY PUB GROUP - TAKING MEASURES TO CUT COSTS AND PRESERVE CASH, INCLUDING REDUCTION IN EMPLOYEE COSTS ACROSS HEAD OFFICE AND AT SITE LEVEL * CITY PUB GROUP - MEASURES INCLUDE REDUCTIONS IN DIRECTOR SALARIES OF 25%, REVIEWING TRADING HOURS TO REDUCE NON-PRODUCTIVE OPENING TIMES * CITY PUB GROUP - MEASURES INCLUDE REDUCTION IN OTHER VARIABLE COSTS E.G. SKY/BT SPORT, ENTERTAINMENT, WHERE APPLICABLE * CITY PUB - SUFFICIENT CAPITAL TO MAINTAIN OPERATIONS FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER 6 MONTHS WITHOUT FURTHER CAPITAL EVEN IF GOVERNMENT MANDATES TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF PUBS * CITY PUB GROUP PLC - ALSO ENTERING INTO NEGOTIATIONS WITH ITS LANDLORDS TO SEEK RENT HOLIDAYS FOR NEXT 3-6 MONTHS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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There was a dead whale on the beach, they'd been told when they were eating in the local pub—he couldn't remember the name of the pub or the name of the beach.
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In the play, it is likened to an Englishman's pub.
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One is called Burgundy Lion and serves British pub fare.
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The American Staffordshire Terrier, Denglinger Pub Ltd, Fairfax, VA, 1989.
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Britain's largest seller of curry is pub chain JD Wetherspoon.
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There's no better place to spend it than the pub.
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The pub by my last office job became a condo.
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KARL'S troubles began, as troubles often do, in a pub.
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What's their verdict on the pub of Foo so far?
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She was calling my drunk father home from the pub!
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When they're not in the pub, they're on the sofa.
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By then, Rafaela was sitting in a pub called Kurfürsten.
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LONDON — A star has been born in one Oxfordshire pub.
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I mean, blowing up a pub with kids in it?
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It's very isolated and it actually had its own pub!
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Her father is the owner of the Pub in Rye.
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David Allen was in a London pub until 2.30 a.m.
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I walk to the pub where I'm meeting Guy #1.
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On the jumbotron, in the pub and among admiring fans.
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British pub retailer Greene King was also up 4.5 percent.
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") to difficult ("Which of these is not a real pub?
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Lights up on a pub on the outskirts of Oldham.
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Virginia's Beach Pub is famous for its various seafood dishes.
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Wubba Lubba Dub PUB will be open through October 6.
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We made it to the tropical pub just in time.
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I asked the pub next door if they were hiring.
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In this small pub, I've stumbled into a medieval fantasy.
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"Our pub epitomizes everything we are," said Plant of Beavertown.
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DAVID HIMMELSTEIN, STEFFIE WOOLFINDLER, "HHS/Health" — Distinguished Professors at Pub.
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You can take it to the pub, but be careful.
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Do you have a fave piece of pub toilet graffiti?
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The room suggests a pub in modern, not vintage, terms.
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Now, you can make your own pub quiz at home.
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"I'm sorry," she said, rolling her eyes at Joe's Pub.
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And what site could be more ordinary than a pub?
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MICHELLE COLLINS: 'STRONG MONSTER' at Joe's Pub (June 1, midnight).
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The software will cost pub landlords £199 ($240) per month.
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Then I took the kids back down to the pub.
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Any Irish pub would be pleased to serve the combo.
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It is far from any restaurants or even a pub.
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I walked past a pub with a somewhat "hidden" garden.
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But on Tuesday afternoon he sat in a packed pub.
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Welcome to the pub life, Arch ... you're officially a Brit.
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I knew Gaston, I knew the pub very well, actually.
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The police hold a news conference in the local pub.
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I wouldn't have been caught dead at a pub crawl.
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He also ran a pub in Essex for several years.
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Or to hide Sunday bed hair down at the pub.
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However, sales have held up at the pub chain with a helping hand from orders via its smartphone application — which allows pub-goers to order from their table rather than going to the bar.
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"Consumers are more demanding than before, they have less time and once they decide to visit a pub or restaurant they expect a certain standard," said Jan Trochta, head of the company's branded pub division.
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"We are not getting into a pub quiz about the leaders around the world, and I am going to, with great respect, invite you out to the pub," he told the show's host, Dermot Murnaghan.
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"I was cycling to the pub," Sheeran explained of the accident.
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"Always a pleasure Jimmy Fallon," the pub posted on Facebook Friday.
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Every time I go to the pub, I make new friends.
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Normally, the Black Horse Pub doesn&apost open until 21 a.m.
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Most of the folk in the pub were on her side.
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He's just getting more pub this time ... because location is everything.
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Going to the pub was a British tradition I definitely miss.
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Miles Davis and Charlie Parker clinked glasses at the pub, too.
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The pub had renamed itself "The Cross Hedgehog" for the occasion.
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The pub in question was the Greenwich Union, in southeast London.
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Tom here really likes going to the pub when we're home.
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Once, at the Miller of Mansfield pub about 10 years ago.
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JD Wetherspoon, a British pub chain, ran out of some beers.
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Hanging with Raven in the pub that afternoon was so great.
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Still time to get a round in at the pub, eh?
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Rally, festival, parade, interfaith fellowship gathering, pub crawl and happy hours.
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Did the open mic night take place at one particular pub?
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Dip into the nearest pub and ask for three shots, instantly.
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"Rents are going up, schools, hospitals," riffed Ann, a pub landlady.
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Yank: Would you ever go on a date in a pub?
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So how was Kate able to sneak in the pub undetected?
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Fog erased, I headed to El Pub for an early lunch.
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Solomon was last seen leaving a pub early on Friday morning.
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I grew up with "no colors" signs hanging in pub windows.
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Bless him for thinking of some way to get some pub.
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The Libertines at this tiny pub in London called the Boogaloo.
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I don't really go out if it's not for the pub.
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It isn't just a pub; it's a museum of village life.
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Presented by The Public Theater and Joe's Pub Access Tickets publictheater.
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It was 6PM on fucking Valentine's Day in an empty pub.
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Here, at a pub in a quiet village in Northern Ireland.
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I saw this pub and just thought it looked quite nice.
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Anthony Heraud, the manager of the pub, interjects to confirm this.
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I then had a peek inside a pub called the Victoria.
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"He wasn't really a pub man," Mr. Rault had told me.
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ALAN CUMMING: LEGAL IMMIGRANT at Joe's Pub (June 24400-220, midnight).
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The pub was packed, steaming and sweaty and pulsating with anticipation.
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It's a pub type place so my husband orders a Guinness.
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"Gastro pub" was working its way into the lexicon in Britain.
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We stop in a popular pub and order apps and drinks.
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And it's got a British-style pub, with a gym upstairs.
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Trading since 1891, the pub has only ever had three landlords.
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Maybe try the Blind Pig Pub (really, they're all the same).
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Peer Group M&B's Class A and AB notes are rated at the pub sector rating cap and higher than any other senior debt tranches in Fitch's WBS pub portfolio due to the group's strong financial metrics.
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On Tuesday, writer and pub quiz master Cheish Merryweather took to Facebook to share an anecdote from her most recent quiz, which involves either the best or the worst attempt at pub quiz cheating of all time.
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In Autumn, the pub signage, mosaic and stained glass windows will be installed in the pubs that inspired them, and Creative Black Country is organising desi Pub Crawl food and drink tours to sample their famed hospitality.
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" Serving up faggots and pease pudding in an East End pub leaves them open, I venture, to that old criticism that "hipsters have moved in and ruined this pub by doing posh versions of East End food.
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An Irish pub in a three-story beach house that feels a bit like rolling up to a frat party, the interior is mercifully air-conditioned, dark in that lovely pub way, and not at all fratty.
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To celebrate, they threw a party in their pub-turned-venue space.
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ET airings, be sure to launch the mobile game at the pub.
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For more pub snacks, check out the MUNCHIES Guide to British Food.
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The squad and journalists have been competing at pub sports in Russia.
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I finally settle on a British-style pub right around my block.
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So, what made you want to embark on London's longest pub crawl?
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Pocket Run Pool turns the pub staple into a single-player experience.
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Screenshot from the Facebook page for Union Pub at 201 Massachusetts Ave.
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"Looks like they're holding back from going drinking," said a pub owner.
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That rolling Glaswegian accent reminded southerners of pub brawls on Saturday nights.
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We're both starving and find a pub just off the main road.
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The trick to wearing them everywhere from the office to the pub?
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We walk to the all-too-convenient pub around the corner instead.
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That would have been a band name for a pub as well.
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A pub, for instance, has been repurposed as an emergency response center.
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Townspeople crowd the pub, and the choreography makes the number come alive.
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Or maybe, just go to the pub and talk to the bartender?
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We view the junior notes as well-aligned with its pub peers.
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We also called The Marble Arch Pub and they had no comment.
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After leaving Craig's, Kate and her date went to a nearby pub.
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The British pub industry is in decline and technology is to blame.
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For the large pub groups, however, the outlook is not so rosy.
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When I came my brothers used to play darts in the pub.
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Zach "Yank" Sokol: What's the difference between a pub and a bar?
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I drink orange juice every morning and eat Pub Subs every meal.
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Aides gathered for a morning coffee at the table outside the pub.
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Acopon's Brewing Co.'s core brewing competency is English-style pub ales.
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"Out!" they say at the Moon and Starfish pub facing the pier.
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Stoney's Pub in Wilmington, Delaware, is best known for its English fare.
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First: a pirate pub in California and a tiki bar in Texas.
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"The English pub concept is growing very fast in China," he added.
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These days, they give any old Tom, Dick, and Harry a pub.
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And that's what a pub should be: the heart of the community.
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You mentioned pie and mash, but the pub doesn't do food anymore.
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"During the week, the pub usually closes at midnight," the bartender says.
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We leave the pub, walk into the parking lot, and look up.
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The pub isn't open anymore, it's a off-licence-supermarket thing now.
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Britain's first transgender MEP, Nikki Sinclaire, picketed outside the forlorn pub front.
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I've heard some amazing slurs outside of the Peel Pub at 2am.
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I read that "Live Bait" is about working in a rural pub.
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Expect six stories you can tell down the pub at the weekend.
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That means no more excuses to sit in the pub all weekend.
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Instead, staff and customers use the loos at an upscale pub nearby.
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And we haven't been to a pub in a while, have we?
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In reality, it is a city of petty crime and pub fights.
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In Europe, where there was no Prohibition, the pub remains an institution.
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What is the worst thing you have seen inside a pub toilet?
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Do you prefer asking a pub or restaurant to use the toilet?
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Mr. Dean is a pub owner, familiar with Salisbury's categories of drinkers.
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A friendly pub with good cider and a large back garden, bayhorsetotnes.com.
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You can also relax in the castle's built-in Bavarian-style pub.
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Lawrence leaves his work BlackBerry in a pub and suffers a breakdown.
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The pub still exists, but it doesn't appear in any subsequent series.
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Of course, Her Majesty's 90th won't just be celebrated down the pub.
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What the British always do in a crisis: head to the pub.
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I was surprised when you kissed me in front of the pub.
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When I'm going to the pub next time I'll order a Deugniet.
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Named for a street in central Dublin, this theater-district pub in a new boutique hotel takes a fairly traditional route when it comes to pub fare, like fish and chips, burgers, smoked salmon and a seafood chowder.
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The owner of Britain's largest pub chain is very excited about Brexit The owner of Britain's largest pub chain is very excited about Brexit Unlike many other British business owners, Tim Martin is a vocal supporter of Brexit.
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Benjamin Swan: We actually met in a pub when I moved to Singapore.
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In the office, at your local pub, even right before your root canal.
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That might be what it is: They can spot us in the pub.
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Undeterred, Ian says he'll have a "fizzy pop" at the pub to celebrate.
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" According to the DOJ, "[p]eople have worn the Snuggie during pub crawls.
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His parents were factory workers who saved enough money to buy a pub.
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His campaign office sits on the second floor of Skosh Monahan's Irish Pub.
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Ganesh said he had no plans to change the name of the pub.
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Instead, I scooped one at Bagel Pub, one of my favorite neighborhood haunts.
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Did they just happen to run into each other at an Irish pub?
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Good for grinding teeth and not tasting like a pub-garden plant pot.
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This wasn't just any pub that's really, really difficult to get to, though.
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There is a bookstore and a bakery, a salmon smokery and a pub.
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What I did do, though, was ring JP, the manager of the pub.
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He picks John, who he confronts in a pub for covering for Elena.
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At the same time, younger Britons are increasingly moving away from pub drinking.
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And why is it so difficult to open an Irish pub in Ireland?
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She called my father at the pub and told him to come home.
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Jim Hutchinson has been the morning bartender at Clooney's Pub for 20 years.
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Going to the pub is both a social outing and a family affair.
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There was a yawing hole in the pub that couldn't quite be filled.
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Your dad's overheard the conversation in the pub and told me I'm wrong.
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You suddenly feel like the teacher who takes his students to the pub.
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Along with pub grub, one of the bar's staples is macaroni and cheese.
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On Friday, Swift was spotted on a pub date in London Alwyn, 27.
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Now, Smith wants Old China Hand to be known as a darts pub.
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Instead, she'd entered a pub and had two quick whiskies, watching the weather.
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I used to work in a horrible pub with an even worse landlord.
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And then there's the unranked bar leagues, pinball pub crawls, and charity events.
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Later, the two were inseparable while at an Irish pub near the Pentagon.
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We decide on the pub Drei Könige in the old part of town.
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A rumor that David Allen was in a London pub until 2.30 a.m.
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"I can do a Game of Thrones pub crawl ... that would be fun."
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Union Pub says it will be open for business at 2628:28500 a.m.
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A local pub pays tribute to the anniversary with special beers on tap.
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Its Asian locations combine extravagant decor with creative cocktails and Cantonese pub snacks.
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Key fob technology will be used to make magic wands in the pub.
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Lip readers working for Scotland Yard also recorded their boasts at a pub.
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She always sits down in the pub with a coat on her lap.
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The ground floor was a kind of tropical pub, open on all sides.
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A picture of the My Bed artist still hangs on the pub wall.
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Still, you can escape from all these political larks down the pub, eh?
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They weren't the result of pub brawls, domestic disputes, or localized gang warfare.
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As they left, Thomson noticed the words under the pub sign: JD Wetherspoon.
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Five minutes later, I was in a cab, bound for the Londoner Pub.
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Sometimes I strolled all the way to the pub on 149th, for jazz.
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In London, it's the pub; in Tokyo, the sushi restaurant, and so on.
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There was a big "for sale" sign out in front of the pub.
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Empty storefronts line the main street; the local pub closed two years ago.
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After dinner, swing by Pub Lisboeta in the increasingly lively Príncipe Real district.
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A pub crawl with Fred across the old Confederacy, as he put it.
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"I sat in a pub for two and a half weeks," he said.
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The couple met July 2014 through mutual friends at a pub in Tacoma.
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Quiz Up Did you and your friends go to a weekly pub quiz?
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Where to drink Doug's Pretty Good Pub has friendly, laid-back village vibes.
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You'd go to Robert Stigwood's house and it was like a gay pub.
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A closed sign is pictured outside a pub in the Temple Bar neighborhood.
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In one pub, patrons sipped beers as a guitarist performed in the corner.
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"A giant nothing-burger," Mr. Boyle wrote from his spot in the pub.
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C. and I head to our local pub to watch the Democratic debates.
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"Leave your phone and wallet on the table at the pub," Simons said.
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I walked up and down Tottenham Court Road, but the pub had vanished.
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At his pub, Skate shared these frustrations with customers – Republicans and Democrats alike.
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They were dining in Jupiter, Florida at a restaurant called Brass Ring Pub.
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Soogil (SOO-gil) doesn't evoke a rambunctious Korean pub the way Hanjan does.
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Alex Shellum was in the Mudlark pub, underneath London Bridge, with his girlfriend.
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For the men at the pub, leadership starts at ground level, they said.
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Dujardin trained Fernandez for three years, working in a pub to earn money.
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There's an on-site Jackson's Blue Ribbon Pub for food and cheap PBR.
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The pub is seen by many people as a landmark of Soho bohemia.
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It was just a pub: people came here to relax and be themselves.
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Melbourne's most beloved and notorious beach pub has recently undergone its own rebirth.
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They invited me to one of their events at a pub in Borough.
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Some of the best ideas in the world start out as pub dares.
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The night I got home I went to the pub with my friends.
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"Gather!" continues at Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette Street) on Sundays through December 18.
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After the zoo, we drank beer at a pub and talked about feminism.
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"It was my first time at the Two Brewers pub quiz," says Santi.
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And we both got our bikes and were cycling to the pub, and I was going down a hill and I braked, fell off, hit both arms, but then was like, 'It's my only day off, I'm going to the pub.
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Britain's hospitality sector has been rocked by the closure of a number of major restaurant chains this year, while pub operators battle the cost of higher minimum wages as well as a move away from pub drinking by younger Britons.
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In Drumkeeran, Deacy introduced Freedman to Paddy, and knowing she was searching for the music she'd fallen in love with in Ireland, referred her to a pub owner named Angela Moloney, who ran Moloney's Pub on the south side of Listowel.
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But the wider British pub sector is brimming with deals, with Greene King bought out by Hong Kong's CK Asset for 4.6 billion pounds, while Slug and Lettuce pub chain owner Stonegate agreed to buy Ei Group for 1.27 billion pounds.
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"My son was at the pub on Saturday night and said he got kicked out because he was scribbling all over the tables and shouting racist comments about Pakistanis and Muslims," a resident, Ross Johnson, said Tuesday outside the pub.
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But when we pulled up at Terminal Gravity Brew Pub in Enterprise, the next town north of Joseph, at 859919:30 — hungry after a long day and hoping for a no-fuss pub dinner — the place was overflowing with people.
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He says the deal was struck in a pub called the Horse and Groom.
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UK travel stocks and pub companies also fell, while the domestically exposed FTSE 250 .
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The pub I visited for every leg of Celtic's UEFA Cup run in 215.
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"It's not just about opening the pub and then the journey begins," he says.
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Today it upholds the English pub tradition with delicious bites and ice-cold brews.
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Accompanied by little galvanized pails filled with warm toast, this was sophisticated pub food.
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Among the bars is O'Malley's, an Irish pub that usually closes at 11 p.m.
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I held the first Warsaw TechCrunch Meetup in 2007 at a pub called Lolek.
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Now, an Australian pub is allowing your canine buddy to dine right beside you.
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"It's one of the nation's favorite pub conversations," Hiddleston told Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday.
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In 2014 it bought a building in Belfast with plans to open a pub.
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Created by Melbourne's Pub Games, Primal Carnage: Onslaught is filled with, well, dinosaur carnage.
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A cocktail bar or pub is a place where people go to have fun.
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The nearby Balls Brothers pub was filling up with now former Deutsche Bank staff.
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Another new pub opened up downtown, and we walk by to catch a glimpse.
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Ed Miliband, Labour's previous leader, ran a pub quiz as part of the programme.
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Rival pub and restaurant groups including Mitchells & Butlers and Whitbread are battling similar issues.
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I would have sex with strangers in alleyways, in pub bathrooms, and in parks.
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ON A Monday night the Grove, a pub in Glasgow's West End, is quiet.
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The pub will revert back to its original name at the end of January.
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" His friend chips in: "Yeah, some people like going to the pub on Fridays.
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We first visited Bogata's main hotspot: a pub that also doubles as a shop.
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Who knows: one day a wily entrepreneur may add an on-demand mobile pub.
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It'll be left to you to wave the flag for halfway decent pub chat.
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According to Le Figaro, an Irish Pub served as the epicenter of the clashes.
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Haley Barbour, at Union Pub, attending an event with law and lobby firm Dentons.
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Every pub within a certain district must close its doors at 1:30 a.m.
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Many assumed workers at the telecommunications giant had been slacking off at the pub.
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And, much to the relief of the internet, the pub jolly well found him!
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We were trying to make a record but he was living in this pub.
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From the age of 15 or 16 you were integrated into the pub scene.
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It's a bit of a Great British tradition to be barred from a pub.
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Like all pub sports, racial diversity in darts isn't great, to say the least.
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This former pub employee was bullied by not one, but two, people working there.
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Some parliamentarians have suggested, perhaps in jest, nationalizing a nearby pub, The Red Lion.
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Located on Virginia Beach, Beach Pub serves crabs, shrimp, scallops, and fish-n-chips.
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Australianisms. The group goes to a rural pub, races cane toads, and spears mud
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Wearing football shirts remains the fastest way to be barred from entering a pub.
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Zum Roten Ochsen This 300-year-old German pub displays a photo of Twain.
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The shooting happened outside the Simta pub, according to an address provided by police.
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As satisfying as this practice was, I knew it wouldn't fly at a pub.
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I fidget in the darkness of a tiny room above Toronto's Black Swan Pub.
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Smiles would often be in the pub, lighting his cigarettes with a $25 bill.
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The peanuts are clearly an integral part of the Nick's Pizza and Pub experience.
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Hoffman's Belgian Ale was named after the infamous Back Page Pub cat Brian Hoffman.
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Dave Sobelman—owner of Sobelman's Pub & Grill in Milwaukee—is one of those people.
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But if I was going for something British, I'd probably head for a pub.
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The home's pub features a bar that was repurposed from a decommissioned British tavern.
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Come dinnertime, try a pub to sample hearty British cuisine like fish and chips.
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I turned, and a familiar name caught my eye: Quigley's Point — an Irish pub!
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It's not a conversation you can have down at the pub with your friends.
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The building is the former site of St. Nick's Pub, which closed in 2011.
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"And we went and got hot whiskeys in a pub in Ireland," she recalls.
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Or maybe you're heading out to the pub with the goal of meeting someone.
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Go to the pub, go to their house, talk while you're watching the football.
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The impetus of the 2008 Stonewall riots transformed the pub into a leather mecca.
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The once-popular Balaclava pub, which used to operate over the Sabbath, has closed.
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A new restaurant in the old Guinan's pub is set to open this spring.
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Pub and restaurant operators face a hit to sales as customers stay at home.
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Think of Shaun of the Dead's motley crew holed up in the Winchester pub.
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"It took four or five times, and the whole pub was up," he said.
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I just really like having a local scene — and that's what Joe's Pub is.
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Michael's Pub, where Woody Allen used to play clarinet, was on East 8003th Street.
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The worst job he ever had was being "a pot washer in a pub."
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The president's son should not plan on visiting a London pub any time soon.
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Michael's Pub, where Woody Allen used to play clarinet, was on East 55th Street.
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Willingly drowning in Belinda Becker's soulful vibes at Joe's Pub in the early 2000s.
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John Peters, 49, has observed her travails from the Anchor, a pub in Mrs.
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At 22, I was the youngest regular at the local pub by 30 years.
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You could also hit Pub 1842 inside the MGM Grand for the brisket benedict.
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Just don't come crashing into the pub arms out like a human air-glider.
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In March 2013, to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the London Underground, the 28-year-old politics researcher made it his mission to complete London's longest pub crawl, setting out to visit a pub close to every single station on the Underground.
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Some restaurants even repurpose spaces that existed already — for instance, the St. Johns Theater & Pub in Portland, Oregon, was first built in 1905 for the World's Fair; now it serves up food and drinks in the pub and shows movies in the theater.
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The wider British pub sector is brimming with deals, with Greene King set to be bought by Hong Kong's Ck Asset for 4.6 billion pounds, while Slug and Lettuce pub chain owner Stonegate has agreed to buy Ei Group for 1.27 billion pounds.
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Happy birthday Bust you can now officially take dad for a drink down the pub.
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But it appears that the fall of the pub should not be counted among them.
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Elvis worked at a pub called the Tilted Kilt, a Celtic-themed bar and grill.
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We played there, and we played somewhere on Long Island at a pub or something.
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"The guy was being abusive and it&aposs quite a nice local pub," said Sumner.
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I met Fitz at a pub in Hackney on a Wednesday afternoon in late-summer.
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He is very much the essence of Someone Who Would Be Good Down The Pub.
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Thrones PUB even tries to be inclusive, including a few Black people in the mix.
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Sean's Bar also holds the Guinness World Record for being the oldest pub in Ireland.
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Today, the Bingley Arms holds the Guinness World Record for the oldest pub in England.
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Molly's Irish Grille & Sports Pub in Pennsylvania was the first to serve up the creation.
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The two settled into a booth at St. Andrews, a pub on West 46th Street.
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I meet my friends at the other end and we head straight to the pub.
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Pub date: March 19 Namwali Serpell's The Old Drift will be published on March 26.
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She spent the walk to the pub listening to MUNA and Grimes ( Art Angels, specifically).
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But if you're in Washington DC, you might think about swinging by the Union Pub.
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On our way home, we stop by The Donut Pub and split a cronut ($4.75).
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We split pub pretzels and spinach and artichoke dip, and each get a lunch special.
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We buy each other drinks; have a laugh at the pub; help each other etc.
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From Jorah's oozing pus, we cut to a meat pie in Arya's favorite road pub.
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Per Blue, Ashley held plenty of business meetings at the Green Dragon Pub in Derbyshire.
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Pub owners were often enlisted as referees and young boys paid to act as lookouts.
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In the evening, I'll spend time with friends, maybe at the pub — nothing too fancy.
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The undercard featured two athletes and four dudes someone picked up at the nearest pub.
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My granddad, my uncle used to go to the pub, smoke cigars, pipes, play cards.
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But you never know, ten years from now there might be a pub called that.
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