Sandwiched in the middle is a vast underground drainage system.
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The lights have layers of plexiglass sandwiched in oblong boxes.
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Buttered tortillas are hardly food without stretchy cheese sandwiched in between.
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But two right-handers, Raburn and Taylor, were sandwiched in between.
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On the rear and sunroof windows, Corning sandwiched in an opacity layer.
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Chile are fourth, Colombia fifth and Germany sandwiched in between in third.
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The Chicago Cubs, the Marlins and the Braves are sandwiched in there, too.
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Sandwiched in between these two short essay sections is the 72-page comic itself.
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Sandwiched in between is Yakuza Kiwami, a remake of the original available today on PS4.
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Tokyo markets will also be closed on Thursday, with the BOJ meeting sandwiched in between.
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It's sandwiched in between meat stores and stacked high with piles of old and dusty records.
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But the actual book, the one sandwiched in between "Introduction" and "Conclusion," is something quite different.
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I remember I was sandwiched in between Mastodon and Lisa Loeb, a perfect spot for the band.
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Sandwiched in between Altuve and Correa, George Springer went 0-for-4 with a walk and two RBIs.
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Sandwiched in there was James Hinchcliffe's win in 27, although the Canadian moved on to Schmidt Peterson Motorsports.
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I'm sandwiched in a narrow space between the back of a wood-fired stove and a cold wall.
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Sandwiched in between Maben and McCarthy in the selfie is another familiar face — Yanic Truesdale as Michel Gerard.
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Once I was at an advocacy event with my husband, sandwiched in between Elton John and President Bill Clinton.
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"So they're basically sandwiched in between those two things and that's a very difficult place to be," Foung said.
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Soldiers drove one of the captured vehicles back to their base, sandwiched in a military convoy through west Mosul.
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"The reason they're valuable is because many are sandwiched in the middle of really strong locations," Mr. Letchinger said.
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The trio was spotted courtside as Joe was sandwiched in between his soon-to-be bride and his younger sibling.
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The vegetarian dish is made of halved brussels sprouts with caramelized onions, tangy mustard and tempeh sandwiched in the middle.
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In past presidential cycles, Nevada has been an afterthought, sandwiched in the middle of Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
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This consists of two concentric cylinders, one of which rotates around the other while the ingredients are sandwiched in between.
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"Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit" is a buttermilk biscuit with a fried chicken sandwiched in between with whipped honey butter. 2.
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After Trump introduced him, Mattis thanked the audience and Trump in brief remarks sandwiched in between comments from the President-elect.
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For the next hour and a half, I stood sandwiched in between two economics majors chatting about their upcoming finance internships.
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The Greers recount being sandwiched in between two rival gangs before they had saved enough money to buy their own home.
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It's a little iPhone 5ish with two pieces of glass and a long, pin-striped sheet of metal sandwiched in between.
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Because sandwiched in between Russia and China, Mongolia is now — literally — at the geographical eye of the new great power storm.
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There would be some creditable achievements and great love sandwiched in the middle, of course, but time was a durable thing.
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Both carbon and aluminum can burn, and with oxygen sandwiched in between, all of the ingredients for a conflagration were present.
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Urbanears includes a manual sandwiched in the flap of the box that covers how to setup the headphones in 36 languages.
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In past presidential cycles, Nevada has traditionally been an afterthought, sandwiched in the middle of Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
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He now trails his fellow Briton by 2:31 with three competitive stages left and Dutchman Tom Dumoulin sandwiched in between them.
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Ms. Klobuchar found herself sandwiched in a shouting contest between former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and the businessman Tom Steyer.
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According to the packaging, the cookie features cream cheese frosting-flavored creme sandwiched in classic Oreo fashion between two carrot cake-flavored cookies.
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Instead, it feels like an epic fantasy trilogy crammed into a single film and sandwiched in the middle of a fairy tale sitcom.
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"Work is easy if you have major teams around you," he said, three iPhones sandwiched in one hand (personal; J. W. Anderson; Loewe).
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High school students crowded almost every seat, sandwiched in between a handful of actors and a movie director on a ride to nowhere.
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Like the rest of the Galaxy phones, the Ultra is made out of glass with metal sandwiched in between, making it very fragile.
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He has a second and a first in his last three starts — with a missed cut at the Phoenix Open sandwiched in between.
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Bedford Avenue is lined with three- or four-floor apartment buildings, some brick and some vinyl-sided, with small boutique condos sandwiched in between.
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Forty female participants looked at groups of three images in which a photo of a woman was sandwiched in between two photos of men.
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The power from those two are routed to the rear wheels by a 9-speed dual-clutch transmission, which is also sandwiched in the back.
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READ: Saudi launches military exercises with 20 nations Sandwiched in the center of the Middle East, Saudi Arabia sees threats across three of its borders.
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The Play has the same outward design as the Moto Z with glass on front and back and a metal frame sandwiched in the middle.
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Step back and you see Mattis' departure as a sort of bookend to Tillerson's removal as secretary of state, with Kelly's removal sandwiched in between.
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Too often, however, required education is treated as a perfunctory curriculum obligation, sandwiched in a lesson plan about World War II or modern European history.
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The signals diffuse down through the seafloor and into the subsurface, where pockets of fresh water fill porous sandstone, sandwiched in between layers of marine clay.
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Sandwiched in between those two reports, Facebook announced that it is tweaking how it displays public comments on Facebook pages for public figures, organizations, and businesses.
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The ex-Soviet republic of about 3 million, sandwiched in the mountainous Caucasus region between Europe and Asia, relies heavily on Russia, both militarily and economically.
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Just ahead of the Egg McMuffin in this taste test, the Sausage McMuffin also had a chewy muffin with tasty sausage and cheese sandwiched in between.
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The eggs, cooked in front of your eyes and topped with American cheese, are runny bundles of savory joy when sandwiched in a fresh baked bagel.
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Mr Harding's affectionate family story is deftly sandwiched in the rise and fall of empire, two world wars, and two centuries of social and political change.
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"The fact that the qualified women are sandwiched in the middle of the pack behind mediocre white men is honestly almost too on the nose," Barefoot tweeted.
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The tiny locations churn out nothing but Korean street toast: eggs, cheese, and other toppings sandwiched in between two pieces of white bread and grilled to order.
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I thought it best to just go ahead and eat the potato raw, sandwiched in the fresh kale I'd just acquired as payment for my hard work.
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"Anything heady or even trying to be intellectual is sandwiched in a very, very bready sandwich of aggressively stupid," she told Jimmy Fallon about her new series.
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At a Los Angeles Lakers game in December 2015, Ella was pictured with a cringe face when she was sandwiched in between her parents as they passionately kissed.
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Shot from inside an Uber, the video shows a driver with three passengers: two women and a man, Travis Kalanick, sandwiched in between them in the back seat.
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Heat SG Dion Waiters went 1-of-1053 from the field in two of the last three games, with an 8-of-12 effort sandwiched in between. 2.
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His three points bumped his season total up to 47, good for second in the rookie scoring race, sandwiched in between Toronto's Mitch Marner (48) and Auston Matthews (46).
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Sandwiched in between, third seed and 2015 champion Stan Wawrinka will hope to extend a good run on clay, and iron out a statistical quirk, against Ukraine's Alexandr Dolgopolov.
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The sandstone containing the tracks was sandwiched in between layers of volcanic rock, revealing a picture of a functioning ecosystem that survived despite threats of devastation from further eruptions.
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A-Rod, wearing pajamas along with the rest of the clan — including Lopez's mom and sister Lynda — cuddled next to his girlfriend with Emme's twin brother Max sandwiched in between.
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Everything sandwiched in between felt like a not particularly interesting afterthought, as if Chazelle's script were just setting up the requisite building blocks to get to and from those moments.
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Granted, there was the big bad Galaxy Note 7 disaster sandwiched in between the two, but that phone was also beautiful to look at, if not particularly safe for human use.
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Split into two sides with a 15-minute intermission or sorts sandwiched in between, "Megaplex" by Smash TV is another installment of the brain-melting chaos it's very well known for.
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All this free content offered is sandwiched in between much more enticing paid fare — like rows featuring sports, news and entertainment programs, each with big, yellow "Subscribe" buttons overtop the image thumbnail.
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Rodriguez, wearing pajamas along with the rest of the clan — including Lopez's mom Guadalupe Rodríguez and sister Lynda — is cuddled up next to his girlfriend with Emme's twin brother Max sandwiched in between.
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As noted by Android Police, leaked images of a device codenamed "Ocean Blue" show off a phone with glass covering both the front and back with an aluminum frame sandwiched in the middle.
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N., on the other hand, likes a real meal for breakfast, so in addition to the smoothie, I make him an "egg-sadilla": aka a quesadilla with two fried eggs sandwiched in between.
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The tour kicks off in Seattle on April 23rd, before wrapping up in New York City on May 28th, with shows in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Toronto, and Chicago sandwiched in between.
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KATE WERBLE GALLERY Ernesto Burgos's sculptures in "One Thing After Another" — loops and whirls of cardboard treated with resin and sandwiched in fiberglass — look something like interesting accidents of crumpled paper writ large.
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The impeachment vote will also be sandwiched in between two other monumental votes — legislation funding the government and averting a shutdown on Tuesday and USMCA, the new North American trade deal, on Thursday.
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Black Friday may be known for its doorbuster deals and Cyber Monday for its deeply discounted offers online, but sandwiched in between is Small Business Saturday — a shopping holiday with an emphasis on community.
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More than 100 undocumented immigrants may have been sandwiched in the back of the 18-wheeler during the journey, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement acting Director Thomas Homan said, citing initial interviews with survivors.
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Sandwiched in between all of this, as ubiquitous as the glittering sea and copses of palms, was a city of slum and shanty, already hunkered down under blue tarpaulins in anticipation of the monsoon.
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But the Blackhawks' run of success — including Stanley Cup titles in 423 and 2015 and a loss in the Western Conference finals sandwiched in between — had taken its toll, perhaps more than Hossa realized.
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Inside, nearly everything above and below decks was rebuilt or replaced, and a new 'tween deck was sandwiched in between the cargo holds and the main deck, the original having been removed in the 22013s.
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Argentina are third in the 10-team South American group with 22 points from 13 games but have only a two-point cushion over sixth-placed Chile, with Colombia (21) and Ecuador (20) sandwiched in between.
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The droughts that we're seeing now are exceptional not just because of their duration, but because they're often sandwiched in with other extreme weather events, including storms and hot temperatures that add further stress to plants.
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It wasn't just dessert, but a carefully preserved artifact from one of Charles Ranhofer's old menus: banana ice cream sandwiched in walnut cake, sticky with apricot jam, swaddled in a thick layer of spiky torched meringue.
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EA's E3 press conference had some heavy focus on sports games and Star Wars, but sandwiched in the middle was a trailer and a little bit of promotion for a new title called A Way Out.
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Koepka has proven he knows how to win golf majors, hoisting the trophies at both the last two PGA Championships and U.S. Opens with a runner-up finish at the Masters in April sandwiched in between.
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The city is sandwiched in a narrow forecast band, with areas directly west and north of the city expected to receive 8 to 12 inches of snow, and several inches in areas immediately south and east.
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WAV rip of a new R.E.M. song — that I then played through two cruddy computer speakers with a microphone hooked up to my dad's tape deck sandwiched in-between, just to have the song on a cassette.
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There are also pieces of cardboard sandwiched in between, which leaves just enough space to work your hand into the package to get the knife out, but not enough to pull your hand out in a smooth movement.
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Sandwiched in between the disaster that was 2017, and the expectation that the company will go public in 2019, this was a year for Uber to put its sordid past behind it and stride confidently into the future.
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In the rolling hills of the Angoor Adda village in South Waziristan, part of Pakistan's restive Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), three rolls of barbed wire are sandwiched in the six-foot gap between the chain-link fences.
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The city is sandwiched in a narrow forecast band, with areas directly west and north of the city expected to receive 8 to 12 inches of snow, and those immediately south and east between 1 and 4 inches.
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Experts believe that the fibers connecting your skin to your muscles (with fat cells sandwiched in the middle) pull the fat cells down as they continue to push up on your skin, which causes an uneven distribution of pressure.
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Whether we're talking about burgers sandwiched in a bun made of ramen or mass hysteria brought about by Korean honey butter chips, we've all been witness to the unmitigated ability of a single recipe to change the world forever.
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"Over a two-year period you're going to have another whole year's worth of deliveries sandwiched in," the firm's chief operating officer, Stuart Hatcher, said, referring to about 800 completed 7773 MAX aircraft that are ready to fly once approved.
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And yet, his return to the show is sandwiched in with Tyrion's meeting with his brother Jaime for the first time since Tyrion killed their father, and Daenerys reuniting with her old friend / traitor Jorah, who she thought had died of greyscale.
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What we found at the plant that employs 1,100 people is an unusual sight: a batch of Cruise autonomous vehicles produced on the same line — and sandwiched in between — the Bolt electric vehicle and an internal combustion engine compact sedan, the Chevrolet Sonic.
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Through this video, you get an intimate look at all of the different pieces of the phone, like its back light, LCD screen (that ships with Force Touch technology sandwiched in the middle), and the buttons (which are more complicated than they look).
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Red Robin will begin selling ramen burgers on April 2, and the burger—topped with chili-infused cabbage, carrots, onions, basil, and a teriyaki aioli and sandwiched in a bun made of ramen noodles—will stay on the menu for two months.
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I found myself sandwiched in the press section between Richard Sandomir, a sports writer (and The Times's Chief Dog Reporter), and Andy Das, a sports editor who, like me, was not strictly familiar with the ins and outs of this or any other dog show.
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It is also plausible that the first fault indication, the copilot's side window having an anti-ice heating issue, may have resulted in a catastrophic failure that involved a cracked interior pane caused by a fire in the heating element sandwiched in-between the glass.
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Spicer, sandwiched in the dark between a gaggle of reporters and a large shrub on the White House driveway, described Trump's decision as arriving only after a long memo from the deputy attorney general, which Spicer said was delivered Tuesday, detailing Comey's shortcomings on investigating Clinton's emails.
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Sandwiched in between advice on the best foods for a baby and how to cook enticing meals for the household, a nonthreatening form of yoga — no extreme physical poses, just one that could be performed in modest clothing — was available to women in Pakistan with access to cable channels.
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With these selections sandwiched in between the aforementioned straight-up New Age cuts and slices of soft-sax fromage from folks like Kenny G and Candy Duffer, Pure Moods less resembles a transportative trip through a world of sound and more someone impatiently changing the channel on TV every few minutes.
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All the random attempts to be funny and entertaining outside the performances instead felt stilted and confused, with bits from talented comedians like Nicole Byer and Jay Pharoah awkwardly sandwiched in between announcements of which performers would be coming next, as the comedians vamped the best they could in the venue's concrete hallways.
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A "pho short rib grilled cheese" smacks of gimmickry—though I had a hard time arguing, one recent evening, with the juicy shreds of meat and provolone sandwiched in incredibly buttery griddled slices of Pullman loaf, and was ultimately won over by the accompanying shooter of hot, fragrant beef broth, pleasingly heavy on star anise.
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Sandwiched in between one cluster of protesters chanting "This is what democracy looks like" and another cluster playing bucket drums, the MIT seniors said that they got a tiny taste of the ban's effects the night before when Mathus was detained for two and half hours at Logan International Airport after de-boarding a flight from Greece.
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There is beef Stroganoff with mushroom-cream sauce on the menu, as well as burgers of the straightforward American drive-through variety, made with fairly thin but impressively juicy, bright-tasting patties, griddled until their exteriors are crispy and sandwiched in squishy potato buns with an optimal ratio of shredded iceberg lettuce, onion, pickles, and American cheese.
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