Then the Savoy Report, created by academics Bénédicte Savoy from France and Felwine Sarr from Senegal, was released.
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Naturally, there's a butler — who trained at the Savoy Hotel.
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They just said, "you'll work out of the Savoy today".
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Later, they won a Lindy Hop contest at the Savoy.
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The theatrical impresario Richard D'Oyly Carte, who built the Savoy Theater in London's West End in 1881 to showcase the comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan, then built the Savoy Hotel next door in 1889.
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The SoHo apartment sold by Mr. Waaktaar-Savoy and his wife Lauren Savoy, a music composer and director, was unit No. 5 South at 42 Wooster Street, a prewar condominium between Grand and Broome Streets.
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Couples swing dance at the Savoy Ballroom during the late 1940s.
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Savoy was in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital, authorities said.
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Hutton was a hairdresser at the Savoy Hotel, not a waiter.
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P kicked things off over the weekend at Savoy in Inglewood.
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During my internships with Guy Savoy, I created my first jus.
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"She was like your grandmother," said former Operations Manager Tony Savoy.
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Left: Men in zoot suits at the Savoy Ballroom, circa 1930.
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Savoy also added five rebounds and three assists in the victory.
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Savoy Motel is an evolutionary step for Novak: darker, slower, and funkier.
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He commissioned the Savoy-Sarr report to determine the mechanics of restitution.
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And like last year, it shares the honor with Restaurant Guy Savoy.
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Her mother, Yolanda Savoy, told police she heard gunshots from inside her home.
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Strangers become family Savoy has since given birth to a healthy baby girl.
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Mr. Savoy said he did not know what had led to the altercation.
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Coming from Guy Savoy, Coi, and suddenly you're in this family-owned restaurant.
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He is also a member of the board of directors of Savoy Bank.
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Die Meinungsverschiedenheiten führten auch zu dem Rücktritt eines hoch angesehenen Beiratsmitglieds, Bénédicte Savoy.
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That is exactly what happened with Savoy Park, which Borden and Westin mention.
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According to an Italian history about the Savoy family, written in 1865, the substantially fortified chateau was under a bloody five-day siege in 1332 when troops allied with Savoy nobles fought to hold the territory against their Geneva rivals.
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Plus, ZB Savoy will donate portion of the proceeds to the Prostate Cancer Foundation .
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He went straight for the waitress station, where Savoy was grabbing a steak knife.
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Bookings for the musical at London's Savoy Theatre are being taken through to August.
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Born in 225, she grew up in an apartment building behind the Savoy Ballroom.
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The Savoy Hotel in London is building holiday cheer one brick at a time.
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All three were supplied to me by Federico, at the Savoy Hotel, in London.
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I was called to meet Harvey Weinstein at the Savoy Hotel when I was 17.
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Savoy, who was 8 weeks pregnant at the time, ran toward the Heaths for help.
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Savoy Park is owned by Fairstead Capital, a private equity firm owned by Stephen Siegel.
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Savoy will now join his teammates with nine days off before Florida State's next game.
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Interrupted at dinner at the Savoy Hotel, Nutting took a call from Prime Minister Eden.
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The fjord near Furuflaten, where Baalsrud was taken across to the so-called Hotel Savoy.
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Baalsrud joked to them that it was every bit as nice as the Hotel Savoy.
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What does the Savoy-Sarr report augur for African museums, African governments and African artists?
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And in America it came out on Savoy, the jazz label, which was really bizarre.
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The disagreements also provoked the resignation of a well regarded advisory board member, Bénédicte Savoy.
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As a young man, he worked as a porter at the Savoy Hotel in London.
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Restaurant Guy Savoy, located in a historic building in Paris, also holds three Michelin stars.
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The eminent French chef Guy Savoy described himself as "immediately seduced" by Ms. Crenn's cooking.
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"During the assaults, Savoy ordered a K-9 handler to make his dog bark, in order to intimidate detainees A.D. and H.G." The indictment describes Savoy and Ackal as co-conspirators "aiding and abetting each other and others" during assaults in the Iberia Parish Jail.
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Savoy Howe: Ray Marsh picked me up and trained me for my first couple of fights.
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For it was in the Savoy that Wilde and Douglas had stayed for a whole month.
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When a man wearing a backpack entered Savoy, three patrons at the bar quickly took notice.
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It is "Swingin' at the Savoy," not "Stompin'," and it was published in 1996, not 2003.
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I had come to the Savoy on a mission: a single-minded quest, with many paths.
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His work lately has drifted toward R&B, developing vocal talent like the singer London Savoy.
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Halfway through their report, authors Sarr and Savoy openly question why the government would support restitution.
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The nation became a republic in 1946 when the monarchy of the House of Savoy formally ended.
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It was also announced that Jazmin Savoy Brown would replace Lyndon Smith in the role of Allison.
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Sarr and Savoy identified around 46,000 objects at the Quai Branly that would qualify, the newspapers reported.
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We've used our Krups Savoy kettle for a year now and it shows no signs of rusting.
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For many years, Churchill and several of his friends met regularly at the Savoy Hotel's Pinafore Room.
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"The egg, banal as it may seem, is a cooking ingredient with infinite possibilities," Mr. Savoy said.
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"When we saw Phil hurting, it hurt us," P J Savoy, a fellow senior, said on Wednesday.
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The chapters are organized more or less chronologically: Chapter one analyzes the 1885 Savoy opera The Mikado.
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Ms. Savoy, the other author of the report, said in an interview that the picture was lopsided.
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The White Lady was not invented at the Savoy, and a spritz of mystery surrounds its birth.
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The Love Thrill and the Hanky Panky, on the other hand, were indeed born at the Savoy.
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Uma then says, shortly thereafter, they were in London at the Savoy Hotel in Weinstein's hotel suite.
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Thereafter, she said, various counts of Geneva and Savoy, as well as their vassals and allies, claimed ownership.
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Savoy finished with 12 points for the Seminoles, who made just 32 percent of their field-goal attempts.
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For instance, Allison (Jasmin Savoy Brown) found herself working in the same court as her ex, Seth (Ben Rappaport).
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Bénédicte Savoy and Felwine Sarr compiled their report in a book titled Restoring Africa's Heritage, released on November 27.
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Ms Savoy, one of the co-authors of the Macron report, has lived in Berlin for nearly 25 years.
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Those screams came from Sheenah Savoy, a waitress who was repeatedly stabbed at the bar of the Bertucci's restaurant.
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This is the type of mental space where Jeffrey Novak and gang, Savoy Motel, create their sound and lyrics.
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Savoy and Sarr say: no, the law has to change, it is the only morally responsible thing to do.
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It was a rare chef sighting in the White House, even if Mr. Savoy was not in the kitchen.
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A plate of crisp, salty, horseradish-spiked sauerkraut made from savoy cabbage was a little monotonous on its own.
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But it was Harry Craddock, the head barman at the Savoy from 583 to 1938, who refined the recipe.
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Savoy (Minato-ku, Motoazabu, 25600 Chome−2770−2455, Tokyo, 20770-2165-2212): Dave Chang dines with Aziz Ansari at the Savoy where they eat a 223 percent Japanese-ingredient pizza—Chef Ryu Yoshimura replaces the tomato sauce with mayonnaise and tops the pie with corn, tuna sashimi, and garnishes it with wasabi.
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Reporting by Greg Savoy in Pennsylvania, Jeff Mason and Kevin Drawbaugh in Washington; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and W Simon
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When Ritz and Escoffier arrived in London from Europe—they had been hired to transform the Savoy—they were shocked.
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Laura Creed witnessed the attacker stab George Heath, 56, in the head while Heath was protecting his wife and Savoy.
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He produced his first pots of Miel de Paris and began supplying a few prestigious restaurants such as Guy Savoy.
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"We are appalled at the actions of this former employee," Tim Savoy, chief communication officer for Hays CISD, told KVUE.
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The chef and an owner, Franco Sampogna, had a significant career cooking in France with Alain Ducasse and Guy Savoy.
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The seafood restaurant shares that honor with Restaurant Guy Savoy, in Paris, the group said in an announcement on Thursday.
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Aside from being where the chef Auguste Escoffier ran the kitchen, the hotel also was noted for its Savoy bed.
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Expect them to conjure both places (the Savoy Ballroom and the Hoofers Club) and personalities (Joe Louis and Jacob Lawrence).
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The chef Eric Ripert's seafood restaurant shares the best restaurant honors with Guy Savoy in Paris on this French ranking.
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After months of plucking away less-successful surrounding cabbages, the couple left the savoy to grow undisturbed until late January.
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All you'll need is spaghetti, a savoy cabbage or other seasonal greens, truffle oil, and a "good hunk" of excellent Parmesan.
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Authorities said he tried to rescue waitress Sheenah Savoy and was stabbed in the head as he tussled with the killer.
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A third struck the foot of an 8-year-old girl named Jezell Savoy, who was hula-hooping with her friends.
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After he gained fame at the Savoy, he went on a world tour and was featured in Life magazine in 1941.
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Ritz purged the Savoy of its old-fashioned fussy trinkets and replaced them with elegant palm trees and banks of flowers.
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"There is absolutely no excuse or circumstance that can justify what you see unfold on the video," Savoy tells NBC News.
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The only choice bit of casting for women, however, comes with Jasmin Savoy Brown as the "dark lady" of Shakespeare's poems.
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Mr. McNeely's breakthrough record, however, had come a decade earlier: "Deacon's Hop," a growling, percussive instrumental released on the Savoy label.
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She was the subject of a children's book by Alan Govenar, "Stompin' at the Savoy: The Story of Norma Miller" (2006).
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Other notable sales include apartments owned by the Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards and the A-ha guitarist Paul Waaktaar-Savoy.
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In her 19943 memoir, "Swingin' at the Savoy," she wrote that her mother, a maid, held rent parties for extra cash.
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Gerald Savoy, known as Bubba, was accused of having ordered the arrest of a man who punched him at a bar.
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Qatar, the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas, already owns landmark hotels such as The Savoy and The Connaught in London.
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In the Times article, Thurman, 47, said Weinstein pushed her down when she met him in his suite at London's Savoy Hotel.
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In 1376 Charles V of France and the Count of Savoy agreed to give each other "malefactors promptly upon the first request".
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Reporting by Jeff Mason; additional reporting by Steve Holland, Greg Savoy, Valerie Volcovici, Lawrence Hurley and Makini Brice; editing by Howard Goller
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In London gossip swirled around the case's three most glamorous characters: Wilde himself; his lover, Lord Alfred Douglas—and the Savoy hotel.
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Clay D. Porr, a nondenominational minister, is to officiate at the Park Savoy Estate, an event space in Florham Park, N.J. Mrs.
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The restaurant opened in January 1986, and later that year the Le Cozes sold its Paris sibling to the chef Guy Savoy.
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While pleasantly fruity, the Savoy had just enough alluring extra elements — an herbal edge, a touch of minerality — to make it interesting.
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The Savoy calls the playful new initiative Twelve Rebuilds of Christmas, reimagining the famous hotel with creations inspired by the classic carol.
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Get your flu shot, experts say To avoid complications from the flu, Savoy, Chomilo and Nolan have the same recommendation: Get vaccinated.
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Previous Accor acquisitions include London's Savoy Hotel, The Plaza in New York, the Raffles Hotel in Singapore and Australian hotel group Mantra.
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Lee Moates and Tonita Malau show their winning dance style during a Lindy Hop competition at the Savoy Ballroom on April 24, 1953.
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And perhaps since the issuance of the Sarr and Savoy report in November of 2018 gives you some backup to support this work.
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The Quai Branly Museum in Paris alone holds some 70,000 African objects, as does London's British Museum, Savoy told Reuters earlier this year.
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The Plaza, which opened in 1907, was the first in this select group, followed by the Savoy (now demolished) and the Sherry-Netherland.
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I am glad it has survived, unlike the Park Lane, Biltmore, Ritz, New Weston, Savoy Plaza and others from the early 20th century.
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When we arrived, we almost missed the place: The Hotel Savoy is almost an afterthought, sitting along the side of a highway, unmarked.
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Qatar, the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas, already owns London's Savoy and Connaught hotels and the high-end department store Harrods.
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From inside the Savoy, a swing band's hard-driving sound beat its way to the sidewalk, and there she and Mr. Ganaway danced.
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A minute later, Savoy went to the bench with what looked like a severe shoulder injury, though he returned in the final minutes.
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The decision was made shortly after Macron's 90-minute meeting with the report's authors, art historian Bénédicte Savoy and Senegalese economist Felwine Sarr.
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The band's longtime manager, David Savoy, killed himself the day before the band left to tour the 1987 double album Warehouse: Songs and Stories.
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A report he commissioned, written by a Senegalese economist, Felwine Sarr, and a French art historian, Bénédicte Savoy, issued its verdict on November 23rd.
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Dave was performing Monday night at The Savoy in Inglewood, where he threatened to shut down the whole thing if people kept recording him.
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We're somewhere else – uptown in Harlem, we soon learn—and Loose Joints' "It's All Over My Face!" is blasting from inside Savoy Manor Ballroom.
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A patron at the Stonewall, a gay bar here, related an incident he had witnessed earlier in the evening at another night spot, Savoy.
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Sarr and Savoy further recommended that key, symbolic pieces long sought by claimant nations should be immediately returned - including several French-held Benin bronzes.
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She singled out two battles that she believed were waged at the chateau before France's annexation of the region, known as Savoy, in 1860.
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Throughout the restaurant and its four private dining rooms are original fireplaces, detailed woodwork and massive mirrors fit for the Royal House of Savoy.
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Last fall, when Mr. Savoy was invited to participate in the Excellence program, he chose the egg as the central motif for his coins.
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Professor Savoy said in August that the new willingness to admit even just the need for provenance research and consider restitution is important progress.
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His investments span the globe, including the Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris, the Savoy in London and the Plaza in New York.
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Savoy, who also serves on the American Academy of Family Physician's board of directors, said the novelty of emerging infections can overshadow the flu.
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"We use savoy cabbage, which is more attractive, let it ferment only for two weeks, and add some horseradish and dill," Mr. Vongerichten said.
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For lunch, she made a cheese soufflé and a tangy mille-feuille of quail and savoy cabbage layered between crisp discs of phyllo dough.
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Legend also insists that he buried a White Lady, presumably coffined in its shaker, inside a wall of the Savoy, like a time capsule.
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Emmanuel Macron appointed author and economist Felwine Sarr and art historian Bénédicte Savoy to investigate the repatriation of African artifacts held in French museums.
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Before Saison, Mr. Gras worked for Alain Ducasse and Guy Savoy in his native France, as well as at Peacock Alley in New York.
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When Savoy Howe moved to Toronto from New Brunswick in the late 203s to pursue her theatre degree, she also came out of the closet.
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Its leading internal protagonist was a kingdom that had straddled the Alps for centuries, taking in Savoy to the west and Piedmont to the east.
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Chris Kong has served some of the world's most discerning taste buds, including those of celebrities such as Guy Savoy, Daniel Humm and, reportedly, Beyoncé.
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The videos were taken by students, said Mr. Savoy, who noted that other students left the classroom to alert adult staff members about the altercation.
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But after 1003, when the Millers moved into a tenement apartment on West 2100th Street, music from the Savoy boomed nightly through their back windows.
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But famed hotel bars like the American Bar at the Savoy Hotel and Dukes Bar in the Duke Hotel, both in London, have their fans.
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Such problems arise from China's use of government-to-government agreements, said Conor Savoy, director of policy and advocacy at investment firm Global Innovation Fund.
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On weekends, they would go dancing — at small clubs and at the blocklong Savoy Ballroom on Lenox Avenue, where thousands of couples did the jitterbug.
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His web of hospitality and real estate investments includes the George V hotel in Paris, New York's Plaza hotel and the Savoy hotel in London.
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Taylor Anne Horowitz and Richard Charles Summers were married April 20 at the Park Savoy Estate in Florham Park, N.J. Rabbi Steven Blane officiated. Mrs.
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With them, those who worship the classic Savoy Cocktail Book can make a drink that more closely resemble how it was served in the 21s.
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Florida State starting forward P.J. Savoy had seven points but did not return after a collision with Colorado State's Robbie Berwick nine minutes into the game.
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Although its complicated algorithm placed the Restaurant de l'Hôtel de Ville in Lausanne, Switzerland in the top spot, Guy Savoy in Paris was ranked No. 4.
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But with his wife, Alexandrine, he stayed in the Savoy Hotel, met leading literary figures and addressed thousands at banquets at Crystal Palace and the Guildhall.
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AccorHotels has been expanding its reach in the luxury segment after agreeing a deal for FRHI, the owner of hotels such as London's Savoy last year.
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In Copenhagen, for example, the Savoy Hotel was three blocks from the train station and a two-minute walk from Mikkeller, a convivial craft beer bar.
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"Simple daily life can be extremely difficult and sometimes even dangerous for transgender people," said Savoy Howe, known as Kapow, the founder and proprietor of Newsgirls.
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She thought she could confront him and clear it up, but she took Herman with her and asked Weinstein to meet her in the Savoy bar.
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The biggest surprise, even shock, of the Savoy-Sarr report is that it explicitly says that only full restitution of works of art will be acceptable.
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The mint also gained a notable anchor tenant, the French chef Guy Savoy, whose on-site restaurant opened in 2015 and now has three Michelin stars.
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But there were important exceptions, such as the Savoy Ballroom, home of the Lindy Hop and one of the few racially integrated nightclubs in the area.
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Professor Savoy sagte im August, diese neue Bereitschaft, die Notwendigkeit von Provenienzforschung überhaupt zuzugeben und eine Restitution in Betracht zu ziehen, sei bereits ein wichtiger Fortschritt.
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As a result, instead of shutting down or losing its rent-control status, Savoy Park is now guaranteed to be rent-stabilized until at least 2052.
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At the age of fifteen, he ran away and found his way to Savoy, where he quickly became the boy toy of a Swiss-French noblewoman.
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"If Women Ruled the World," released in 1998 on the Savoy Jazz label, found her performing songs by Joan Armatrading, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman and others.
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He often collaborated with other top Cajun musicians, recording with the fiddler Dewey Balfa and the accordionist Marc Savoy in the 1970s on the Arhoolie label.
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Emanuele Filiberto de Savoy, 44, has turned a cold shoulder on polo-playing, counting golden trinkets, and whatever else royal Blue Bloods do to pass the time.
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Before she was appointed, in a January op-ed in Le Monde, Bénédicte Savoy applauded Macron's stance on repatriation while stressing the logistical complexity of the issue.
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The only reason they're allowed in is because Kristen's lawyer Amanda (Jasmin Savoy Brown) seems to run the entire prison system with the flip of her hand.
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In it, Dylan stands outside the Savoy Hotel holding a stack of cards with key words from the song that he drops as he lip syncs along.
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The country singer married Grant Savoy in an intimate ceremony on June 26 at the Kauai Marriott Resort in Kauai, Hawaii, her rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
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If you're looking for an affordable kettle, KRUPS sent me their Savoy Electronic Kettle to test, and I think has a place in every tea drinker's kitchen.
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I was getting hit quite a lot, and Savoy kept telling me in the most positive way, 'If you have to, it's O.K. to knock her out.
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While we're eagerly awaiting next year's opening of the 21c Museum Hotel Kansas City (which will occupy the historic Hotel Savoy), we have a few other favorites.
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At Restaurant Guy Savoy, three-Michelin-star chef Guy Savoy's uber-fine dining spot in Caesar's Palace, Olalia was introduced to the best ingredients in the world.
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It is the type of club photo we have seen many times, often taken in famous venues like the Savoy Ballroom, Café Society or the Cotton Club.
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Restitution of Benin bronzes has been highlighted in recent global news, most notably by the Bénédicte Savoy and Felwine Sarr report which was released earlier this year.
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MR. DIAGNE It was only when I heard that Macron had nominated Felwine Sarr and Bénédicte Savoy, whom I know, that I thought: something new is happening.
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On the one hand, Ms. Savoy and Mr. Sarr are talking about African art as the heritage of world civilization — these are masterpieces that speak to everyone.
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La Liste, based in Paris, used reviews and comments from critics and diners to choose the Manhattan seafood mainstay and Restaurant Guy Savoy as the world's best.
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"The Savoy was a very important place socially for black people to go and mix and mingle because, remember, you were confined in your area," she said.
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For decades, the Buddha sat in the lobby of Savoy Inn, a white-tablecloth establishment in Freeport, N.Y., that Mr. Chin's aunt, Ettie Chin Hong, helped run.
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The third of our top wines was the earthy, precise 2016 Savoy Vineyard from Peay, a family operation better known for wines from its Sonoma Coast estate.
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More than a performance piece, this was a meditation on two bygone Manhattan jazz venues, the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem and the Three Deuces on 52nd Street.
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Savoy Upholstered Storage Platform Bed, available at Joss and Main, from $714.99 Similar Pick: Black Full Mate's Platform Storage Bed with 6 Drawers, available at Amazon, $255.99
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