It also provides aviation food, railway catering, and exhibition catering services. 4.
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Known primarily for its catering services, Sodexo is the world's second largest catering company.
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David Borris is the owner of Hel's Kitchen Catering, a gourmet catering company located near Chicago, Illinois.
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Meeting with the catering team in their temporary offices (a large unused cooler we call the Catering Cave).
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Airline Catering Worker and UNITE HERE Local 23 Member Tenae Stover breaks down the latest in flight catering strike.
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You need to have previous experience cooking in private homes or premier catering and have a City and Guilds Catering qualification.
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Throughout this period, Dominguez held numerous catering positions throughout New York City and then ran his own catering company for a year.
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Asian ones are catering to Asians, Malaysian ones are catering to Malaysians and so forth, and it's the same thing in Europe.
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Nanjiani also received "delicious and healthy meals" from Matthews Street Catering, a catering business that services the film industry, he wrote on Instagram.
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Semel, 29, is a senior catering manager for Catering by Restaurant Associates in Manhattan; she currently works at the American Museum of Natural History.
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As a side note, Catering to Kids isn't the only kid-centric catering company to recently face a great deal of health safety scrutiny.
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"Some traditional catering companies [and restaurants] offer drop-off catering, which includes food but without the staff," says Los Angeles-based wedding planner Sabrina Zelle.
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Gullette argues that pharma and cosmetic companies aren't catering to the old so much as catering to the ageist idea that getting old is unbearable.
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In addition, the bagel chain is offering 20 percent off catering when ordering via the catering site — well suited for accountants planning an office party.
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The French company said it was reviewing options for concession catering activities in its so-called "Areas" arm, which handles catering in airports and railways.
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The sale to CH&CO, which provides catering services to Britain's Queen Elizabeth, follows a strategic review of the catering business, Mitie said in a statement.
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The French company said it was reviewing options for concession catering activities grouped in its so-called "Areas" arm, which handles catering in areas such as airports and railways.
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Firehouse Subs: Between November 19 to November 26, if you're searching for catering services for your holiday party, Firehouse Subs is offering $10 off catering orders of $100 or more.
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Saudi Airlines Catering climbed 1.2 percent after saying it had won a 501 million riyal ($136.5 million), five-year contract to supply inflight catering services to Saudi budget airline flynas.
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French catering group Elior expects bids for its Areas unit, which focuses on catering in railways and motorways, by the end of January, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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"I'm still planning on catering to the same woman that I've been catering to, and if other doors open in the future, I'll take it with an open mind," she says.
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The catering deal is for four years and will see LSG provide catering services at 16 cities outside of Etihad's hub at Abu Dhabi, the CEOs of the two carriers said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French services and catering group Sodexo (EXHO.
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Square has acquired elements of corporate catering startup Zesty .
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"Expanding our corporate catering product with Zesty enables us to offer our restaurant partners another way to boost sales through higher-margin, large-format catering orders," said Rajaram, Caviar Lead at Square.
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PARIS, March 22 (Reuters) - Elior, Europe's third-largest catering group, said on Friday that the strategic review of its concessions catering arm known as 'Areas' should be completed in the coming weeks.
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A few years later, at DePauw University, in Indiana, she began catering student events, before winning a $3,000 entrepreneurship grant to start her catering company and attend a summer-long business incubator.
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He went on to become the executive chef at Glorious Food, a catering company that started in an apartment on 48th Street in the 1970s and dominated New York catering for two decades.
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Saudi Airlines Catering added 2.0 percent after the company said it had signed a contract with Saudi Airlines Real Estate Development Co to provide catering and other entertainment services for the Saudia Hotel.
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Chapin said catering to drivers with bad credit is intentional.
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You don't see a lot of magazines catering to that.
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Bruegger's Bagels:All week long, Bruegger's is offering 20% off catering.
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She met with the vendors, she set up the catering.
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Perhaps the most obvious feature catering to AVs is redundancy.
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That comes out to about $20.4 million in free catering.
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Reducing regulations doesn't necessarily mean catering to Big Pharma's whim.
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In 2009, Gabriel owned a catering business called El Mantel.
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Grubhub also serves customers ordering for pick up and catering.
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Catering companies end up paying a cut on GoCater orders.
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When she's not in uniform, she runs a catering business.
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By then, Spalding's catering career had taken an unexpected turn.
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"It's no more stress than catering a $250,000 bat mitzvah."
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By catering to boldface names, Dr. Pitanguy became one himself.
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Why did you want to work in the catering industry?
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Others are catering to shoppers in need of hurricane supplies.
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"Gay Enterprises: Catering" cannot be gotten for love or money.
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A new economy catering to oil is rapidly taking shape.
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I frequently hear pornography maligned as catering only to men.
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Catering solely to big retailers can have its risks, too.
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The groom's mother owns a personal catering business in Kenilworth.
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Wolfgang Puck Catering has also committed to choosing sustainable offerings.
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Catering business alone accounts for about 55% of IRCTC's revenue.
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There were the cookies he'd grab from the catering platters.
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We didn't realize the catering aspect would be so lucrative.
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The nearby A.S. Fine Foods has catering and takeout service.
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JoJo Siwa shows off her craft services catering on tour.
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"I'm not necessarily catering to anyone but myself," he said.
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I don't know who the hell he was catering to.
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"We know who you're all catering to today," he said.
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Plus, catering is an important part of the restaurant's business.
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For this aircraft, using the fuel truck, using the catering.
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SOUTH DAKOTA: Mornin Sunshine Coffee House & Catering in Hot Springs
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That is certainly the market the administration is catering to.
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"Each term the catering team develop a range of ideas and dishes with an emphasis on healthy cooking, full flavor and presentation," Mark Newman, the general catering manager at Thomas's, says on the school's site.
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Elior, Europe's third-largest catering group, cut full-year guidance after it posted lower-than-expected preliminary results for the first half of fiscal year, citing a tough competitive environment for contract catering in France.
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PARIS, May 23 (Reuters) - Elior, Europe's third-largest catering group, said it may return up to 21 million euros ($20.8959 million) in cash to its shareholders following the sale of its 'Areas' concessions catering business.
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"AKK is catering heavily to the traditionalist right now," said Nickel.
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The Delegate platform covers venue booking, catering, staffing, entertainment and more.
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Shares of Haidilao dropped 4.06% while Xiabuxiabu Catering Management plunged 298.651%.
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Pulinario running Chi Chi's Kitchen catering company at the block party.
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In the meantime, catering to demand is simply good business sense.
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His profile states he worked at FajitaMex Mexican Catering in Orlando.
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In response, United made arrangements for delivery from other catering locations.
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About 20 catering staff had to go to hospital on Oct.
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If I'm on set I luck out because they have catering.
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And I think that's because of the market you're catering to.
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For brands, the benefits of catering to this demographic are obvious.
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L in January to tap into the fast growing catering sector.
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Concord Catering: accused of funding Russian propaganda in U.S. election 1.
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Instead of an elaborate feast, treat guests to non-traditional catering.
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"We like to offer unique, regional catering," said Silvestro of Flexjet.
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The catering on the set, or reward challenge food on Survivor?
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Instead, it's about catering to video creators in general, including gamers.
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What can you tell me about your catering company, Sniffin' Griffin's?
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But catering is a fragmented industry with a lot of friction.
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That businesses are catering to the wealthy is not news either.
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Bangkok Air Catering sells about 6,000 kosher meal boxes every month.
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Completely unmotivated, she helped her mother out with her catering business.
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Urban Outfitters excels at running retail stores and catering to millennials.
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You won't even find these hulking apparatuses in kink-catering stores.
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But Chewse faces tough competition in the corporate meal catering space.
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Lufthansa runs maintenance and catering divisions alongside its traditional airline business.
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Catering to such workers "expands the market a lot," he said.
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His catering business is having cancellations like he's never seen before.
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Mr. Suliman, 57, drives the truck and helps with the catering.
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Focusing on the struggle and not necessarily catering to black audiences.
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By the 1970s, New York was a city that loved catering.
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John Bagge, 64, who runs a catering company in Kirkland, Wash.
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Over the next few years, Stewart started a successful catering business.
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The manufacturing, nursing, care and catering industries all depend on foreigners.
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They are really catering to the companies that aren't necessarily gigantic.
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Borris is the owner of Hel's Kitchen Catering in Northbrook, Ill.
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Fashion, she said, simply wasn't catering to a woman in charge.
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High-end buildings catering to car owners are bringing it back.
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PARIS/MILAN, Jan 11 (Reuters) - French catering group Elior expects bids for its Areas unit, which focuses on catering in railways and motorways, by the end of January, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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A number of new apps are today catering to buyers and sellers.
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To say that they're catering to the 1% would be an understatement.
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PA), the world's second-biggest catering services firm after Compass Group (CPG.
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Beginning in 2016, Jetsmarter started eliminating its free chopper service and catering.
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Well, Josh drives while I call Sqirl's general manager to discuss catering.
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Another Chinese hotpot restaurant chain operator, Xiabuxiabu Catering Management, also plummeted 7.05%.
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"They'd yell, 'Lunch,' I'd leap up and cartwheel to catering," she recalls.
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I became more confident and started catering more to my own needs.
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This article incorrectly attributed these posts to Malacanang Events and Catering Services.
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But Tad Devlin, boss and owner of Honest Foods Catering is different.
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Their website very helpfully lists a Thanksgiving catering menu with prices attached.
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But now, CoverGirl is catering to underserved complexions in a new way.
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Meanwhile, Mr Netanyahu's wife, Sara, admitted to misusing state funds on catering.
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Stressing out over color palettes, seating charts, and catering is a hassle.
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L on Friday, increasing its exposure to the fast growing catering sector.
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The couple have worked in catering and hospitality for over a decade.
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"When I started catering, that's when things really took off," he says.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Shares of Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corp Ltd (INIR.
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So far Chinese firms have been mostly catering to booming local consumption.
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Many are in low-paid professions such as catering, cleaning and security.
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It can also be purchased as part of their catering tray orders.
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DS: How will you balance catering to both professionals and new artists?
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That division handles areas such as managing school facilities and providing catering.
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I was the last director of defence catering before the position vanished.
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The catering business is a step toward the outside world, she said.
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A local DIY store catering to the building needs of the community.
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She hired select inmates from Bollate for catering jobs outside the prison.
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"We were catering to the lowest element of pot smokers," Wolf said.
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He calls himself the "creative chef" and combines catering and creating art.
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At 13 years old, she was already working for a catering company.
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Hockey said this is part of a trend catering to younger clients.
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How did you approach creating these comics and catering to the audience?
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FIG Catering, their food vendor, caters 50 to 70 weddings each year.
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Angelenos are like the catering trucks to San Francisco's four-star dining.
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USHG now also encompasses catering services and a jazz club, Jazz Standard.
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Sodexo, alongside British company Compass, ranks among the world's largest catering groups.
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He has endorsements, a catering company and a food hall project here.
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Lounges, catering kitchens and libraries will be scattered throughout the towers, too.
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Catering was the worst; I'd fold salami as appetizers for corporate events.
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Whitney (Layla Khoshnoudi), a chef, struggles to advance at her catering company.
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Businesses such as catering and construction also had their bottom lines hurt.
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I get back and quickly eat catering food before audience starts arriving.
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Mr. Shen decided to try a specialized app catering to those patterns.
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It's about catering to extreme elements in Israel and the United States.
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You can still provide it, through vouchers or food accounts or catering.
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Equinor's suppliers in Norway are also increasingly catering to the renewables industry.
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Another matchmaking service catering to business travelers is Selective Search in Chicago.
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We had a super normal, cheap-o catering, with like one potato.
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The scope of their role is enormous: The chefs oversee the distribution of 55 million meals a year and manage more than 1603,500 catering employees, along with an additional 6,000 within their catering partners all over the world.
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French catering company Elior said it had received a firm offer of 1.542 billion euros from private equity firm PAI Partners for its 'Areas' concession catering business, as Elior sells off non-core assets to improve its performance.
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They went undercover as catering cooks, and their dive into the world of mercenaries who work the fanciest parties in town has produced the new book "Hotbox: Inside Catering, the Food World's Riskiest Business" (Henry Holt & Company, 2019).
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PARIS (Reuters) - French catering company Elior said it had got a firm offer of 1.542 billion euros ($1.7 billion) from private equity firm PAI Partners for its 'Areas' concession catering business, helping to give a lift to Elior's shares.
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PARIS, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Europe's third-largest catering group Elior on Friday reported higher revenue and core profits for fiscal year 2015-16, thanks to its catering business and international operations, and handed investors a 31.3 percent dividend hike.
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So, the 29-year-old set up her own "dark kitchen", a catering warehouse in Hackney - a hipster area in east London - that hosts about 85 catering businesses making culinary delights from granola to kimchi and cold-brew coffee.
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The bloke I worked for used to be in the army catering service.
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Keeping immigration hawks on board with the GOP once meant catering to him.
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In fairness to the host, the catering at these fiestas seems on point.
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Perhaps, but high-end Mac users are still a market worth catering to.
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The lingerie line is pretty notorious for not catering to plus-size women.
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The kitchen where she cooks her weekly catering gigs isn't really her own.
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Some real estate companies are not only allowing pets, they're catering to them.
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He brags that the presidential palace thriftily provided catering services to his flights.
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He's kind of just like Trump, he's catering to the population within Mexico.
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In 1972, there were only 2,700 health clubs catering to America's exercise obsessed.
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In that case it's an East London late night route catering to partygoers.
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That's over 200 minutes of calls in one day, catering to one event.
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Kevin plays a catering delivery boy who is actually smuggling in smoke bombs.
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And besides, he says, the corporate or events-based catering market is huge.
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We have free office lunch tomorrow, and someone requests Skyline Chili catering. Gross.
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That is a rare statement for a show catering to young, progressive women.
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Previously violent Latin Kings were working in everything from catering to crime analysis.
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The business recently launched a $40 million joint venture with Emirates Flight Catering.
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Step 4: Start an interstellar airline catering exclusively to helmeted space marines. Profit.
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Will you be applying the concept of naked cooking to your catering business?
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Bagels SVP of Marketing, R&D, and Catering, said in a press release.
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Last year, a catering company called Eat Offbeat launched in New York City.
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He is a theatre photographer; she ran a small catering business that folded.
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Some wanted to break into office catering but didn't know where to begin.
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Christmas-only parishes, catering to the once-a-year crowd, are one avenue.
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At the very least, it's catering to Texans with their favorite grocery items.
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There were music and dance performances, art displays and activities catering to children.
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"Nobody has really looked at corporate catering through a hospitality lens," Langer said.
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They were catering to our every need, and we didn't pay a thing.
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Tonight, in a small catering kitchen, the production demands are more than doubled.
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It was like, set up the catering, unpack the boxes, load everything up.
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He owns Bunker Cove, a lobster-roll catering and merchandising operation in Brookline.
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"The economics work for large orders," like catering and group deliveries, Hottovy said.
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Self-defense courses catering towards Muslim women have sprouted up across the country.
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It helped create the template for London P.R. firms catering to foreign governments.
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He's used to catering to students, many of whom often come from abroad.
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Ms. Mohamed began her catering business, specializing in Sudanese cuisine, in February 2015.
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Topf also runs a laundry business in Ludwigshafen catering to businesses and restaurants.
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Like short-order cooks and diner waitresses, catering crews have their own vocabulary.
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It's also an era of ultra-customization, which is the antithesis of catering.
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Among the added amenities: ceramic plates, a sound system and a catering kitchen.
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While mainly catering towards borrowers with better credit, interest rates are fairly low.
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Mr. Margittai began his catering career as a dishwasher at the Waldorf Astoria.
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You can't tell the band, from the crew, from the catering people anymore.
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Bobby Brown, a founder of Craft Cartel Cocktail Catering in Boynton Beach, Fla.
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Providing your own alcohol for the reception can lower your catering bill significantly.
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Catering for the trip is provided by The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges.
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One family with a catering business was making a huge bin of pasta.
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Without water or power in her catering kitchen, friends came to the rescue.
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The groom's father retired as a founder of Tantes Catering in Oakland, Calif.
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His company, ThinkFoodGroup, will also handle room service and catering for the hotel.
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In April, the lighthouse opened three self-catering apartments in former keepers' quarters.
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Catering: $1,700We hired a wood-oven pizza truck to serve our wedding meal.
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While she searches for a new space, she is still taking catering orders.
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His father retired as the owner of Martín's Creative Catering, also in Asheville.
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Carta is building a structured secondary marketplace, one that's really [catering to] employers.
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I started catering to [them] and they started coming out of the woodwork.
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Catering: none, because everyone knows you shouldn't eat for two hours before swimming.
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His closings, and the others, included a hiatus on all catering and events.
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Eat Offbeat is a catering kitchen that offers much-needed employment to refugees.
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"Adding Zesty's offerings, like sophisticated menu-planning tools and algorithms, white-glove catering services, and nutrition and allergen customization, will help us expand our catering offering and even better serve companies of all sizes," the Caviar team wrote on Medium.
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His father is the director of catering sales at Mirabella Catering in Magnolia, N.J. The couple, who lived next door to each other off campus, met in 2012 through mutual friends, and a few months before graduation started hanging out.
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Every time I stepped toward the catering truck, they were like, 'No, no, no.
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Timberlake encouraged fans to have #TimberlakeAndChill parties and offered catering to fans who obliged.
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A Chicago catering company anxious owner is taking out his frustration on his employees.
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Slightly more surprisingly, the airline has become huge in the catering world as well.
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SYDNEY/LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of British catering giant Compass Group Plc (CPG.
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But this, too, is a function of Warped catering to a very specific scene.
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Existing subscription OTT video offerings like Netflix are catering more directly to local viewers.
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Abbott sold its generic drugs business catering to developed markets to Mylan in 2014.
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Other perks include catering by celebrity chefs and access to a private wine cellar.
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GoCater is a marketplace with hundreds of catering companies accessible from a single platform.
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In North America - the catering giant's biggest market - revenue rose 7.5% in the quarter.
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The YouTube app isn't alone in catering to users' desire for a dark mode.
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This isn't the first time Mar-a-Lago's catering services have prompted sanitation concerns.
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Specifically, he cites estimates that the European catering market is worth £48 billion alone.
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It runs 300-odd websites in 15 languages, catering to different castes and religions.
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Beyond catering to consumers, TransferWise operates a business service that is focused on SMEs.
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Then I walk to meet N. at his parents' place to talk wedding catering.
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Lately the workers at An Phat have spent more time catering to American tastes.
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My next year was a blur of brainstorms, confrontations, power plays and bad catering.
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Catering company Milano Ristorazione, which supplies the schools in question, is on the case.
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But he's not shy about offering his two cents in one major area: catering.
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Catering to busy families One-day shipping marks an evolution of Walmart's online strategy.
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Celeb chef Wolfgang Puck is catering the festivities for the 22nd year in row.
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And the market that P2P lending is catering to clearly has not been saturated.
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According to AdAge, Chipotle will offer a major catering discount for Super Bowl Sunday.
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The Democratic party won't win by catering to social conservatives, and it shouldn't try.
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It could happen, just got to get that City and Guilds Catering qualification first.
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Leadership is faced with the challenge of catering to two factions in the party.
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Partly, that's because hosts have become better at catering for those on corporate trips.
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The price is a 17 percent premium to the catering firm's last traded price.
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She also co-owns, with the groom, a catering company, also based in Brooklyn.
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Catering company Elior Group was the worst sectoral performer, down more than 4 percent.
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Some owners turn their homes into guest houses, catering to Pingyao's popularity with visitors.
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And catering wedding parties and banquets has long been central to the hospitality industry.
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Instead, online lenders are emerging as the pioneers, catering to China's rising consumer class.
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Given the omnipresence of dating apps catering to every whim, Color isn't exactly revolutionary.
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But his main focus is on the consumer experience and catering to the individual.
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For Target, too, the move is about catering to a very specific demographic: savers.
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Another is a pool at a resort, once catering to the country's white minority.
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A new, enlarged cafeteria, also run by Starr Catering, is part of the plan.
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Restaurant and food catering workers, followed by those in the hotel and tourism industry.
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In the capital, Islamabad, shops and other businesses have begun catering specifically to them.
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Hotels, flights and tour operators are increasingly catering to their dietary and religious needs.
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A travel agency catering to migrant laborers in Doha said that had hit business.
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So he enlisted help from three of the best catering cooks in the city.
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That includes catering to Latino voters, who comprise 16 percent of the Florida electorate.
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Having a 350-seat catering place, we don't have to go out of town.
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He hired the minority-owned Bailey's Catering to provide food for about 313 people.
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Tourism hot spots have survived on private investment and by catering to the elites.
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Mosney is followed by East Coast Catering, a Canadian food and housing provider that
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And with the rise of fantasy sports came news specifically catering to its players.
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Now, those words are public, appearing on PoliceOne, a website catering to law enforcement.
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They seemed to be getting some traction delivering larger catering-type orders to companies.
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Not forgetting gaming, so Stars Group, GVC and catering such as WSH and Vermaat.
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During acrylic's slow period, the company survived largely by catering to high-end clients.
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Upper management took notice, and she started catering for corporate galas and celebrity birthdays.
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PARIS, April 24 (Reuters) - French catering company Elior said it had received a firm offer of 1.542 billion euros from private equity firm PAI Partners for its 'Areas' concession catering business, as Elior sells off non-core assets to improve its performance.
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But snack bar brands range widely in terms of ingredients and their target consumers: While companies like Clif Bar appear to be focused on catering to a more active clientele, brands like Kind appear to be catering to more of a #girlboss crowd.
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Greedy Pigs: A Sin du Jour Affair by Matt Wallace The latest installment in Matt Wallace's series of novellas about the supernatural Sin du Jour catering company, which accidentally stumbles upon a conspiracy when they're catering for the president of the United States.
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The shop and its catering division, on the second floor of the building, are owned by Linsey Snyder Wachalter and her husband, the chef Jeremy Wachalter: Cobblestone Catering and Fine Foods, 220 Atlantic Avenue (Court Street), Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, 718-222-1661, cobblestonecatering.com.
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Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), a state-run firm that offers train ticketing and catering services in India, more than doubled on its first day of trading in what was the best public debut for a local firm in two years.
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The best part is that the food truck's owner and manager didn't know he was catering a celebrity wedding until he, well, found himself catering to celebrities: "I was thinking, 'There's more to this than meets the eye," he told the Boston Globe.
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United's Newark catering facility suffered from deferred maintenance, according to the Mosby and Moya lawsuits.
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"I&aposm kind of in shock right now," said Brandon LaVielle of Lavish Roots Catering.
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Software adapts to the data we feed it, catering, perhaps, to our own individual vulnerabilities.
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Iridium expects CloudConnect to launch in 2019, catering initially to the agricultural and shipping industries.
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Saudi Airlines Catering fell 1.6 percent after announcing a 8393 percent decline in quarterly profit.
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Catering to the denizens of this nefarious realm are a row of street food stalls.
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Get 20 percent off any catering order more than $150 from May 6th through 10th.
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And airline catering companies do not always dispose of food when they should, Dible adds.
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And only 29% are satisfied with the standard of catering, with non-officers especially grumpy.
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There's much less pressure for shows catering to older audiences to depict characters behaving responsibly.
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They've put a lot of thought and invention into catering to the lowest common denominator.
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She appeared to have a catering, design, and event planning business called Two Good Girls.
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Beijing's Administration for Market Regulation has banned restaurants and catering services from hosting group dinners.
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Forbes further reported that "half a dozen other carriers" were still using the catering company.
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According to CNBC, 85,000 people will be receiving about $240 in free Chipotle catering each.
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The other two will offer a 5-star experience catering to a more exclusive clientele.
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Working those additional hours would generate Honest Foods Catering another $648,960 in revenue per year.
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Our pieces have always been super moldable catering to women of all shapes and sizes.
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Catering to the visa needs of would-be wealthy émigrés is big business in China.
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Take Nisbets, a Bristol-based catering-equipment company which sells to schools, hotels and restaurants.
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Catering specifically to a liberal clientele in big cities is probably a savvy business move.
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The days of Trump catering to women, with Conway selling the goods, are long gone.
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I call them when they open, and they can't do catering on such short notice.
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Accommodation and catering expanded 7.0 percent, little changed from 7.1 percent growth in October-December.
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The result was a massive virtual economy catering to a growing population of digital denizens.
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I get a text from a family friend that I occasionally work catering gigs for.
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They have lifted the economy, not least by catering to tourists flocking to the island.
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It amazes Kim how adult her daughter, who has graduated from catering college, has become.
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Your job is basically catering to the egos of the men that you're talking to.
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In Houtouwan&aposs heyday, Lin Fazhen ran a small store in 1984 catering to fishermen.
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Though Kitava still offers catering and meal delivery, the concept is more encompassing than that.
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When Tublin mentioned that Kitava was catering an event that night, Dominic offered to help.
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A lot of us enjoy cooking and have worked in catering, so it's highly possible.
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President Trump's promised wall at the Mexican border will offer catering services to detainees ... seriously.
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Another option, Asche Industries, also has a tight edit of goods catering to cannabis usage.
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A source close to the investigation said the home's catering operation had recently been outsourced.
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But one company charged, Concord Catering, did decide to contest the indictment in US court.
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Sodexo was flying high after the world's second-biggest catering company's better-than-expected revenue.
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There was never an early morning shoot for SVU where catering provided bagels for breakfast?
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The date was set, the venue was chosen and he was looking into catering options.
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His sister Paula, a chef who freelances for catering companies, suddenly called him in tears.
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You pay the same price if you order through GoCater or the catering company directly.
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There's the ring, the venue, the catering, the invites, the dress, and so much more.
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According to WeddingWire, fcost of wedding catering in the U.S. is around $40 per person.
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Arvex is also keen to diversify, catering to the country's tourism, events and education sectors.
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Letters Readers discuss how certain businesses, like cruise lines, are catering to the very wealthy.
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"Most of the catering is halal; only a small unit is non-halal," Amorn said.
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Two of his companies, including his catering business, were also sanctioned by Treasury this year.
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French catering company Sodexo fell 2.8 percent after downgrades from Kepler Cheuvreux and Credit Suisse.
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Stewart began her stint in retail by launching a small catering company in the 1970s.
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Its popularity has spawned an industry of retailers, studios and media companies catering to practitioners.
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He noticed that many of the bars and night clubs were catering to American servicemen.
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Hence Apple's decision to team up with other companies that specialize in catering to businesses.
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I think she made a big mistake, and I think she's catering to certain people.
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But Blackpool is not catering to a class of tourists that no longer really exists.
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The two-day package comes with all-inclusive catering and open bar, plus other amenities.
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Clarke worked for a catering company before landing her breakout role in "Game of Thrones."
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By catering to those companies, Ford expects to build a small, but profitable business segment.
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The shop owner may want additional funding to hire a couple employees or offer catering.
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"Unlike restaurant catering, that portion you ordered will still be there for you," Tran said.
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It's rare to see an e-commerce company that's not catering to status-conscious consumers.
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UK Wedding is one of several London-based companies catering exclusively to clients from China.
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Businesses that have come out of Defy include pet walking, cleaning services and catering companies.
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Beyond catering for its own, Microsoft said the campus will have facilities for its neighbors.
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There's also a library lounge with an adjacent private dining room and a catering kitchen.
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She is as at home in the forest as she is running her catering company.
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"It takes a unique person to be at ease catering to different personalities," she said.
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Nowhere is catering practiced with as much cunning and challenge as in New York City.
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The majority of the homes will be three-bedroom units, catering to families with children.
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Job listings in catering were down 39 percent and those in aviation down 44 percent.
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The hotel strikes the right balance between feeling luxe while catering to a younger crowd.
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Ms. Kutzwell, who identifies as queer, is one of several barbers catering to L.G.B.T. clients.
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Ro currently offers two brands catering to men and women called Roman and Rory, respectively.
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Between diners in the restaurant and our catering jobs and deliveries, we feed 600 people.
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Mr. Trump is catering to his largely middle-aged, white, middle- and working-class base.
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Mr. Small established his own dealership, initially catering exclusively to Volvos, in the early 1970s.
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T. works for a corporate catering company and is allotted two free lunches per week.
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The effects, especially on businesses catering to the ever-growing Chinese market, have been immediate.
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"The travel industry is catering to this growing interest in a fun way," she said.
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IRCTC, which was incorporated in 22019, offers online ticketing, catering, packaged water and tourism services.
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Now, new, modest apartment buildings are being erected, catering to a more sustainable urban economy.
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Catering to the Freedom Party is likely to be a losing strategy for the centrists.
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He paused to stare in disbelief at his opening's catering bill of several thousand dollars.
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For Chipotle, Garner said, the program can help raise awareness of the company's catering business.
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Under FDA guidelines, catering groups are required to be inspected every three to five years.
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The company also said it focused more on catering to patients with chronic health conditions.
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Now she runs catering at big events for charities that want to focus on Syria.
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Some builders are now specifically catering to the investor market, with brand new rental communities.
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Is the catering company itself — with its almost comical name — some kind of C.I.A. front?
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The company plans to open more catering- and delivery-only restaurants next year, Pipkin said.
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There tends to be greater variety — more genres catering to different tastes — in Year 2.
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"Previously violent Latin Kings were working in everything from catering to crime analysis," Sigal writes.
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The podcasts vary in style, substance, and frequency in catering to each outlet's distinct audiences.
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Eventually, the woman said, she signed up to learn catering through a local aid program.
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Away is one of — if not the most— popular luggage brand catering to modern travelers.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis When Honest Foods Catering owner Tad Devlin approached business guru Marcus Lemonis for help boosting his catering business, Devlin could not understand why his company was suffering a 30 percent shortfall in revenue from the previous year.
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Eat Before I had my restaurant I worked in catering, and I know there are a lot of bad things to say about catering — dry chicken and limp salad — but as a cook you get enormous exposure to a vast catalog of ingredients and cuisines.
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"[W]e sincerely encourage you to respect the right of the catering workers to organize and form a union," said the House lawmakers, who also noted that the catering workers are the only faction of United's "direct non-managerial employees" not part of a union.
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Formal or aesthetic concerns, though not absent, were far less important than catering to potential buyers.
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However, all my stress melts away when I see that my favorite restaurant is catering breakfast!
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Many retailers, reacting to the bankruptcy of the Toys 'R' Us chain, are catering to parents.
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Their marketing should be responsible, catering to diverse communities across race and nationality without exploiting them.
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But it wasn't the only retailer catering to the advertisers at this week's Digital Content NewFronts.
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The world's biggest catering company rose 2.9% after raising its forecast for annual organic revenue growth.
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When you're at home making beats, are you thinking about catering certain songs to certain rappers?
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A year ago, that job led to the founding of her catering business, Chi Chi's Kitchen.
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The retail and catering sectors posted sales of 926 billion yuan ($146 billion) during the holiday.
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In Reykjavik's restaurant and cafe scene, catering to the elite and tourists, things are hotting up.
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Catering to creative types, side hustlers, and aspiring entrepreneurs, Create & Cultivate is not your traditional conference.
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The world's biggest catering company rose 3.1% after raising its forecast for annual organic revenue growth.
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Daniel Dilworth, director of culinary development for Union Square's catering business, had much the same reaction.
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But catering to those fears and concerns -- or manipulating them-- while a strategy, is also sexist.
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The catering industry is known for low pay, so automation is not an obvious cost-saver.
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I score at lunch too because there's leftover catering which is pretty common in this office.
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NAURAS NERAPI lived a comfortable life in Aleppo as a manager at a French catering company.
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Delivery apps like DoorDash too might see the opportunity for catering as a significant business model.
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Twitch launched Communities just last year, with the goal of better catering to users' unique interests.
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Don't waste your precious time and resources on managing and catering to difficult customers and clients.
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The company isn't dead, though, and says its new focus will be catering to businesses instead.
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The Ziegfeld will reopen next year as an event space, catering to galas and corporate functions.
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Saudi Airlines Catering climbed 2.3 percent after saying it had renewed a contract with Oman Air.
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This trend of alternative social media platforms catering to the free speech crowd is nothing new.
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The technology and tools were out there, but there was nothing catering to this enormous market.
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A liberal student made a report card to grade how colleges are catering to illegal immigrants.
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Instead of catering to adult smokers, the e-cigarette industry appeared to overwhelmingly target nonsmoking youth.
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"There is high consumer demand because right now there are no companies catering to this demand."
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If you're getting married, please be proactive and tell your catering staff to feed the vendors.
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Both Mallett and Rodgers are software industry veterans, establishing engineering careers prior to tackling business catering.
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Bill Shuster's campaign spent more than $7,000 on "event facility" and "catering costs" at the hotel.
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Nongovernment businesses catering to tourists visiting national parks, for example, suffered permanent losses on hotel bookings.
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That branched off into the Prime Stache food truck, which was designed for private event catering.
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Together, they're also launching an event and catering company called 86, and speakeasy-style private dinners.
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Lucky for brides, there's one other aspect of planning that didn't cost more in 2015: Catering.
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It's no small task to make palatable meals for travelers, especially if you're Bangkok Air Catering.
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Catering marketplace company ezCater is already putting its big $100 million funding round to good use.
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The company is a marketplace and connects you with catering companies and big restaurants around you.
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Couples should expect to set aside the most amount of money for their venue and catering.
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He didn't make his money off mining, though, but rather catering to the deluge of prospectors.
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There are special performances catering to children who are deaf, are visually impaired or have autism.
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French catering group Sodexo unveils a new enlarged 17-member executive committee aimed at driving growth.
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IHOP is really catering to a millennial audience with its liberal use of unsliced avocado halves.
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I hired the catering arm of a barbecue restaurant to feed 100 guests at my wedding.
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While the price of catering food every day is very high, the beverage prices surprise me.
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Out of an initial group of 20 women, only five now make up the catering team.
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The first source said Lufthansa was talking to Etihad, but about more codesharing and catering cooperation.
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What is new, however, is the unprecedented level with which both are catering to guests' diets.
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I ended up catering to clients who wanted the "girlfriend experience," which resembles a real date.
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Since then, the industry's economy drive has continued apace forcing airline catering firms to reinvent themselves.
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In the campaign finance chase, both parties have gained profitably from catering to extremely wealthy individuals.
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Companies like MindMaze have already achieved unicorn status catering their VR solutions directly to medical professionals.
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There's an entire industry catering to them now, an entire school of thought, an entire university.
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In the past, you've focused on catering to a very specific niche within single people. Why?
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One such robo-advisory firm, Betterment, introduced a 401(k) plan this year catering to businesses.
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Pete Buttigieg spent summers working for his uncle's catering company while he was at high school.
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One of the flight attendants said that apparently the catering ground staff forgot to load it.
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So Jeffrey Selden, managing partner of Marcia Selden Catering & Events in Connecticut, decided to get creative.
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Then he began learning about biodynamic farming, and got a job catering organic meals for children.
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Restaurants, cafes and catering businesses will be restricted to delivery and take-away services, Morrison said.
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A small private system exists, catering mainly to wealthier people seeking faster access to elective procedures.
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Kyle Needham, another owner, is the resident oyster expert, having founded Oyster Party, a catering company.
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Nanaa had spent 16 years in the catering sector and decided that she wanted a challenge.
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One thing is clear: Apple is catering to laptop PC users with its latest iPad offerings.
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The distillery will have a Chinese partner to produce a malt whisky catering to local tastes.
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Meanwhile, BattleFin and Eagle Alpha have built up market share by catering specifically to alternative data.
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"We looked at different venues and catering and it was adding up so quickly," she said.
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The promoter Seth Hurwitz has succeeded by creating high-quality venues and catering to artists' needs.
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Retail, catering, tourism and hotels had been hit hard, with some 600,000 people affected, she said.
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The professor tried to pass off strip club expenses as catering and food costs, it said.
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She also started her own catering business, which provides gluten-free meals to a preschool program.
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Earlier this year, she started to convert her catering kitchen into a restaurant on the weekends.
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All were employed Sunday, catering heavily to Thielen and Diggs early to placate any lingering frustrations.
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In addition to its catering services and cooking classes, Woke Foods also has a didactic focus.
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Retail, catering, tourism and hotels had been severely hit, with some 600,000 people affected, she added.
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Mr. Argenziano, who had once owned a catering business, was thrilled with the kitchen's counter space.
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During a catering job, she sees Dede kissing both husbands (and the husbands kissing each other).
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While WeGrow has gotten flack for catering to the ultrarich, parents say it was anything but.
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"A lot of catering to Kim Jong Un going on in Vietnam," CNN's Jim Acosta tweeted.
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"You have Sephora catering to your typical citizen," he said, "but here this is heavy duty."
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Several media outlets had reported that it was considering a sale of its catering unit LSG.
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According to the indictment, Prigozhin controlled Concord Catering, a group that funded the Internet Research Agency.
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EWG attorney Melanie Benesh accused the administration of "catering to the wishes of the chemical industry."
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Sodexo, which provides catering services to many universities across the nation, has a reputation for exploitation.
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In turn, the media have adapted to a changing market, catering to distinct clusters of people.
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"But it was only because he was working part time at a catering company," she added.
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With life expectancy rising, assisted living facilities catering to octogenarians and beyond are also popping up.
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Meals would be prepared off-site or come from the large catering kitchen, which is downstairs.
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He eventually closed Ocean and spent several years consulting, catering and being a television celebrity chef.
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They were a hit, and she opened a catering company, the Lazy Gourmet, with a friend.
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You'll find options catering to cup sizes A through O and band sizes 28 through 58.
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Amid endless pharmacies and dental offices catering to mostly-gone Americans, local life pulsed and thrived.
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"I guess because of the history of having issues that were viewed as being specific to women, it's more noticeable when an ad is catering to women than that you look at an ad and think, Oh, that ad is obviously catering to men," she said.
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Today's catering service is from Hungry's; not my favorite, but at least it's better than boxed lunches.
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I thought your clothing brand was centered around catering toward, and embracing all types of body types.
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Catering orders moved online, kiosks that could answer customers' questions were installed and meal-taking iPads arrived.
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The dinners aren't exactly above board, legally, though Fung her business primarily functions as a catering service.
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DoorDash has reached an agreement with Square to purchase on-demand food delivery and catering business Caviar.
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Proven is not alone in catering to the individual needs of consumers in the facial skincare market.
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Other schools in the state offer a similar model, catering to students speaking Spanish, French and Chinese.
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MI) has submitted a bid for the railways, motorway and airport catering business of France's Elior (ELIOR.
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At Acme Corporation, we are experts at catering and event planning for the greater Los Angeles area.
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The catering team turned out an impressive spread, crowned by a big batch of creamy clam chowder.
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Prigozhin became a powerful businessman as he received a steady stream of catering contracts from the state.
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It is officially time for sexy, historical, time traveling TV drama, all catering to the female gaze.
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I recently got hooked on this catering service that delivers to Manhattan office buildings from different restaurants.
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When I get back to my desk, I email him a link to the catering service's website.
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Back in January, corporate catering giant Sodexo acquired FoodChéri without folding the service into another Sodexo offering.
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AdventureWomen, a tour company catering specifically to women and entirely female-operated, has been around since 1982.
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Catering to search engines can be frustrating, especially if your usual tricks and strategies have stopped working.
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But Broadway shouldn't be catering to the latter so much as forcing them outside their comfort zones.
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Point72 Ventures, which will focus on technologies catering to the financial-services industry, was launched in May.
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For the moment, though, he had begun working at a medical center catering to refugees in Istanbul.
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Mobile-first indexing isn't the only way that Google has begun catering to the larger mobile majority.
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Is this a new phenomenon, or are streaming services simply catering to an audience that's always existed?
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Correction: This story was revised to fix incorrect headlines giving the monetary amount of the free catering.
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In terms of direct competitors operating a similar office catering platform/marketplace, there's also Rocket Internet's CaterWings.
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Supply-chain software called GrowForce is produced by MJardin, a Colorado company catering to other cannabis firms.
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In the New York area and beyond, it is sought-after for its inventive approach to catering.
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Plus, with wedding catering costs being astronomically high, it's a cost-effective place to have a reception.
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This year guests will be treated to three delectable courses from Chef Joachim Splichal and Patina Catering.
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The group is believed to be financed by Yevgeny Prigozhin, a catering baron known as "Putin's chef".
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The bride's mother retired as an owner and the manager of Addonetti's, a catering company in Villahermosa.
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I was surprised to hear that Walmart has been criticized for not catering to the China market.
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My company does catering in hospitals as well as schools, and I know where I'd rather be.
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It claims to work with more than 800 domestic catering brands, including Luckin Coffee, Kungfu and TubeStation.
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Some offer perks like catering and comfortable accommodations for top players, whose presence drives up spectator numbers.
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A few years ago, the American expat was tasked with catering an event for a local bar.
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Catering to immigrants can be profitable in the long run, suggests Sherief Meleis of Novantas, a consultancy.
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There are also plans to start an e-catering service, with delicious local cuisines from various states.
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The wedding featured florals by Jessica Zimmerman, catering by Simply the Best and music by DJ Connection.
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Is there a psychological element to catering to female artists wanting to recreate birth via your work?
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Chipotle is hoping to get back into business with a special discount on Super Bowl catering orders.
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We got this peek inside the joint, and sure seems like they catering to a high congregation.
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They tended to be hypersexualized and victimized, catering to men as the primary consumers of the medium.
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She's the devil incarnate, catering only to her own whims and edging her friends and lovers out.
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She hopes to sell to more grocery chains, to continue catering events and to open new stores.
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German hotel and catering trade journal Allgemeine Hotel- und Gastronomie-Zeitung had earlier reported on Deliveroo's decision.
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And catering to many different consumers — Team Mystic, Team Instinct, and Team Valor — that's just Business 101.
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Trump, however, drew a greater percentage and now seems even more intent on catering to that constituency.
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J. D. (Anthony Anderson) is promoting his for-profit catering business as a nonprofit community service project.
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The price tag covered catering, security and seats for Trump, his two adult sons, and GOP Reps.
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"Because we want this government to go," explained María Antonieta Viso, the owner of a catering firm.
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The source added that a second round of bids for the Areas catering business was also underway.
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Catering to the online user, PennyMac provides digital loan support and allows consumers to submit documents electronically.
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SATS is the main ground-handling and in-flight catering service for Singapore's widely praised Changi Airport.
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It's only a matter of time before some savvy person makes a fortune catering to this demographic.
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The affiliate's official job was to to provide catering, cleaning and security services to the employee cafeteria.
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But you also talk about catering to the every need of couples who are just getting hitched.
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Catering to men's fragile sense of self is exactly what this show is here to rail against.
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DeviantArt endured for the better part of two decades by catering to a range of creative niches.
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Inside, the first thing we see is the catering, and the entire room is almost all cops.
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She completed culinary training and then started working with catering companies at sports events and private parties.
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Chua's parents were one of the first to start catering to the spectators' love of the delicacy.
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Although she continues cleaning and catering, she rarely gets more than 27.25 hours of work a week.
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There was a little chip shack catering for the inevitable munchies you get after a few drinks.
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Any further inquiries or food complaints associated with the event can be directed to Lauryn's Fine Catering.
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I do food consultancy, food installations, and catering for parties—a lot of VIP and erotic parties.
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A row of restaurants down the road has been catering to the first trickle of foreign visitors.
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The capitalistic driven over-ticketing, pompous catering of favors and privileges," a "crotchless dot com midlife crisis.
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We would have been catering to festivals and to audiences who are already enlightened about these things.
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Henderson spent years trying to balance running a kitchen, motherhood, and then a newfound career in catering.
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That's why Mr. Schrager has sought out experienced restaurateurs, like Mr. Fraser, with operations that include catering.
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Darling is catering to a market that seeks the fantasy of the real: messy, silly, mundane life.
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In 1886 Monte, Samuel's heir and the family visionary, applied the lessons of tobacco manufacturing to catering.
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By day, she is a chambermaid at the Castellana Hilton, a grand hotel catering to American tourists.
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The 2,300-square-metre store will also offer cocktails, catering for the Italian evening tradition of aperitivo.
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Catering to the United States and Europe is a failing model, they argued in a November report.
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Three supermarkets, catering largely to tourists, now compete with the local marché, which appears Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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A handful of luxury boutique hotels and rental apartments catering to tourists grace the district as well.
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Higher Standards, located in Manhattan's Chelsea market, is a high-end shop catering to the discriminating smoker.
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A second source familiar with the situation said Italian catering group Autogrill is also considering a bid.
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They&aposre all catering toward wealthy millennials in particular, who are spending more on health and wellness.
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That's what Patricia and Raquel Sanguedo, the sisters who own and run Noz Catering nearby, have done.
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In this case, the International Trade Commission should avoid setting policy by catering to special tariff requests.
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Homegrown entrepreneurs like Rufus Bartell, catering to a young, more urban-minded population, are reviving the avenue.
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Catering to bookworms isn't very lucrative, even if more and more readers are paying for electronic literature.
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For birthdays and other parties, Dave & Buster's offers up a function room with catering, televisions and music.
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Last week, the company opened up two prototype restaurants devoted exclusively to fulfilling delivery and catering orders.
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The world's biggest catering firm Compass Group added 2.4% after hiking its annual organic revenue growth forecast.
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Target is expanding its clothing line for kids, this time catering to those children with special needs.
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And that royal economy, normally catering to tourists and enthusiasts, kicks into high gear around major events.
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Rubio, a Florida Republican, accused Kerry of catering to "the demands of freedom's enemies" in a statement.
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Ms. Yusof sells hijabs and other clothing, catering to cosmopolitan Muslims with a taste for distinctive patterns.
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That's assuming politicians, catering to countless constituencies, don't exempt so many routes that congestion pricing becomes toothless.
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Local entrepreneurs banded together to provide minivans, sound systems, truck ads, banners, and catering for campaign rallies.
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Burke was catering an event in Palm Springs and recognized Zeichegg, and the two got to talking.
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A 214 report from Unite Here found that the average wage of Sky Chefs and Gate Gourmet workers at kitchens catering to American Airlines flights at the airline's major airport hubs is more than $2.50 below what those employed by the same contractors would make catering for United Airlines.
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This frustration led the 29-foot-8 Manning to found an eponymous fashion line catering to shorter men.
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Fleiss attempted to open an all-male brothel catering to women, but the idea never became a reality.
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Get your morning bagels catered all week long with 20 percent off all pickup or delivery catering orders.
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Chef Yia is co-owner of Union Kitchen, a catering and pop-up restaurant specializing in Hmong cuisine.
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Saudi Airlines Catering Co raised $347 million with an IPO of 30 percent of its shares in 2012.
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Let's just hope it's not a trend largely dominated by harmful stereotypes catering exclusively to straight men. [CityNews]
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"Two members of the catering team were involved in a violent altercation," Sony Music said in a statement.
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Grabau said Amazon is catering to consumers who are not particularly brand conscious and who want affordable clothes.
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However, catering group Compass Group added 3% and was among top blue-chip risers after upbeat quarterly report.
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And the restaurant chain has created separate, dedicated hubs devoted to large catering orders to improve overall efficiency.
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The tech industry's workforce skews younger, and companies are catering benefits packages to address employee priorities, said Chamberlain.
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Catering to the needs of daytime drinkers, there are plenty of spots in NYC that offer bottomless deals.
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He had worked poorly paid immigrant jobs: long days in sweatshops followed by late nights in catering halls.
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Many were demolished and replaced by expensive apartment buildings, restaurants and shops catering to a wealthier, whiter demographic.
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And for Valenzuela, the primary mission isn't catering to pros; it's expanding the borders of AI art world.
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Saudia has been spinning off some subsidiaries through stock market listings - it listed Saudi Airlines Catering in 2012.
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A frustrated Mohammad Ashraf, who owns a food catering business in Kabul, said civilians had to be protected.
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Already, Hollywood film studios are catering for the Chinese market by changing characters and adding or deleting scenes.
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Saudia has been spinning off some subsidiaries through stock market listings; it listed Saudi Airlines Catering in 2012.
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Kosher catering company L'chaim Foods (yes, synthetic shrimp is kosher) and Google have already placed the first orders.
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Slaves and dancers usually had blond hair and pale skin, catering to European and American tastes (and fantasies).
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It can encompass food, catering, medicines, and clothing such as sportswear, according to a report by Euromonitor International.
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With two food trucks, Lemonis forecast, Honest Foods Catering could generate an additional $600,000 in sales per year.
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Good catering, along with long opening hours and well-equipped public nurseries, are all part of the appeal.
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This is particularly worrying because several of Karle's videos suggest that he's catering to a very young crowd.
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Then 9 months ago, I lined up a catering job in the city, so I decided to move.
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Asylum Pictures churns out faux blockbusters, or "mockbusters," for about the price of a major movie's catering budget.
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And it's largely thanks to The Dog Agency, the first talent agency catering exclusively to Instagram-famous canines.
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Casinos, some of them Chinese operated and catering to predominately Chinese visitors, punctuate the skyline of Phnom Penh.
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After its digital growth, it expanded to new websites catering to different local communities all over the country.
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Despegar's website and mobile app provide airline tickets, travel packages and hotel bookings, catering mainly to Latin Americans.
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Trump's incessant catering to his base means he has little to fear politically from the modern Republican Party.
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This as other new launches are seeking to distinguish themselves by catering to niche passions, such as wine.
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The soup business, Simmer, expanded into a small catering company that served employees at startups around San Francisco.
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Generally, catering is a very hard business to be in and working in a school is no different.
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Aside from the holidays, the best thing about working in catering within an educational setting is the client.
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The non-applicator option carries on this tradition of transparency, while also catering to an environmentally conscious buyer.
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She's a warm, friendly presence, reveling in the cinematic magic of catering the biggest show in television history.
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Rather than work with them, leadership is trying to bypass the Freedom Caucus by catering to liberal Republicans.
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Scattered around the area are a handful of eco-lodges catering to tourists from all around the world.
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As well as catering to corporate customers, it works closely with photographers to help them increase their business.
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Perhaps the French writers are catering to what they think Americans expect from a drama about French politics.
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There's Reed's Catering, this gentleman's got a food truck—he's famous for his conch salad, a Bahamian dish.
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Professor Abdullah puts the number of professors at Fourah Bay College at seven, catering to over 7,000 students.
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Its greater exposure to catering and other discretionary budget services also left it vulnerable to cutbacks by clients.
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She ran a design, event planning and catering company called Two Good Girls, according to her Facebook page.
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Though they operate in different businesses, Microsoft and LinkedIn make most of their money by catering to professionals.
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Let's just hope they can get Kristen Bell and the rest of Valhalla Catering to come back, too.
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Starbucks locations in Hong Kong are operated by the Maxim Group, one of the city's largest catering groups.
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Areas handles railway and motorway catering services in 13 countries spanning Europe, the United States, Mexico and Chile.
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In the mean time, society could play a role in catering to a person's morning or evening preferences.
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The celebrity chef Luke Thomas, who, now 26, is sometimes described as Britain's youngest head chef, was catering.
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Caterwings, the Rocket Internet-founded corporate catering marketplace that operates in eight countries, has acquired German competitor Lemoncat.
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"I would say markets that are catering a lot to American tourists, the prices are higher," Kjellgren said.
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For the most part, the options in the women's section seemed to be catering to an older crowd.
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Aulick and Lemley own Artisan Foodworks, a catering company and the only LGBT Business Enterprise in southern Indiana.
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In recent years, Snapchat has been catering to performance-driven advertisers with initiatives like a self-serve platform.
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This week on The Job Interview, Watershed Hospitality is looking for an experienced catering and event sales manager.
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Watershed Hospitality is a restaurant management group in Ann Arbor looking for a catering and events sales manager.
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Vocations Peter Ho, 69, is the Vancouver-based regional catering manager for North America at Cathay Pacific Airways.
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In concessions catering Elior said it would focus on getting payback on past investments and would grow selectively.
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The organic herb feeds and saltwater whirlpool might be plucked from world-class spas catering to 1 percenters.
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Health care startups are no longer catering only to working-age people in urban settings, CNBC recently reported.
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"For me it [the trade war] is great!" said Zhu Tao, 34, a ship catering manager in Beijing.
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Warren G's new catering company will soon be open for business and everyone's welcome ... including President Donald Trump.
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The fact that Apple is catering toward professional photographers and videographers with its new iPhones is also notable.
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The Vermont Country Deli in Brattleboro, Vermont, offers catering services and donates food to local fundraisers and charities.
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" Satter created a "division of responsibility" model for childhood feeding issues that focuses on being "considerate without catering.
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But Mr. Strychacki quickly grew bored of catering to either the polka crowd or New York University students.
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But, they say, so will more closely catering to customers, and retaining experienced midlevel managers and skilled engineers.
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One of those graduates, Stefania Mallett, founded ezCater, an online catering marketplace with approximately $320 million in funding.
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Increasingly, however, new brands are building thriving businesses by catering precisely to the historically forgotten demographic. Dia&Co.
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The strategy is an odd reversal for WeWork, which made its name catering to freelancers and start-ups.
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Whether witnessing the worst breeds particular views or spaces catering to one taboo invite others is less obvious.
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Some economically vulnerable workers have been less assertive as well, but experts say catering workers have underappreciated leverage.
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There are plenty of dating sites out there catering to niche demographics—from Christian Mingle to Farmers Only.
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It's part of a new breed of luxury senior housing, catering to a wave of aging baby boomers.
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There was an opening at his mother's furniture and gift shop catering to El Paso's well-to-do.
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By removing the 10% material benefit [with Sense of Promise] we're catering solely to the consumption of beliefs.
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Back then I worked as an independent contractor at a catering company and was allowed to work less.
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Food — so much so that one refugee has opened a restaurant catering to her compatriots in South Korea.
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The catering menu includes roasted bell pepper hummus and smoked salmon mousseline with fried capers and toast points.
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A catering company called The Old Butchers Sandwich Shop provided food to guests and workers on the yard.
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Today, the business has grown to include two food trucks and catering, and it turns a steady profit.
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Councilors in London's Kensington and Chelsea borough are accused of catering to the wealthy and ignoring the poor.
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She worked in catering later on, and in bars, and in her early 20s, she got into baking.
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But what makes Charlie's Angels interesting is that even while catering to men's desires, it mercilessly mocks them.
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To Ruggles, a full house at a new-music concert was sure evidence of catering to the public.
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He also said that Olive Garden has boosted its takeout and catering business over the past few years.
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While some of the vendors run catering businesses, none operate restaurants of their own — at least not yet.
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Her mother, a former Miss Michigan, owns Party Time Services, a catering and entertainment company in Rochester Hills.
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Instead, she started Arnold & Henderson, a catering company, with Melanie Arnold, also a mother and a restaurant refugee.
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Airbnb is catering to college football fans with their latest exclusive listing: the one-and-only Goodyear Blimp.
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His company, Concord Catering, also supplies food to many of Moscow's public schools, according to Russian news reports.
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SAA employs around 13,000 people, while the wider SAA Group, including maintenance and catering units, employs around 10,000.
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Experts say grocers have also stepped up their focus on catering to customers' health demands in recent years.
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Mar-a-Lago, Trump's Florida resort, took in $6900,2628 from the campaign for facility rental, catering and lodging.
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Ahead of the event, the committee disclosed it paid the hotel $234,000 in venue rental and catering fees.
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The $40 million high-tech farm's backers include Emirates Flight Catering, which supplies more than 200,000 meals daily.
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And that's why we are also catering our offering for billionaires into a more diverse set of investments.
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Volunteer coffin-maker Ron Wattam said he never imagined they'd be catering for an epidemic of this magnitude.
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Across the parking lot from 15th & Chris is Penguin Foods, a third-generation meat shop and catering business.
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Khusyaynova also worked with Concord Management and Catering, another defendant in the Mueller probe, to take in funds.
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Some, I was told, were shopkeepers who took the day off after a busy weekend catering to tourists.
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Designed for a more upscale experience, rather than catering to those looking to get their quick caffeine fix.
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Other displays, though sleek and beautiful, seemed like they were catering to a market that no longer exists.
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Over the last decade, a wave of new restaurants, bars and retailers have opened, catering to young professionals.
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But the magazine's (quite literal) catering to business interests only became really apparent after the 2008 financial crisis.
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She lauds the benefits of London's nighttime economy at events catering to club staff and night life mavens.
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She enrolled in its catering program so that she could learn recipes to try out on her father.
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But Verogen is also a company that has built its business, so far, on catering to law enforcement.
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Her mother, a chef, ran her own restaurant, specializing in European and American cuisines, and offered catering services.
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The low-key shindig featured a pool party and New Orleans-style catering ... and, of course, Domino's pizza.
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Running a business catering to the factory's workers is harder than working at the factory, according to Liu.
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"I kept looking up information: Is it going to open?" said Mr. Sanders, who works in the catering business.
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Sara Netanyahu was accused of misusing about $100,000 of public funds for catering services at the prime minister's residence.
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We're used to games catering to our fundamental understanding of life and the way we comfortably meet our end.
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In the early years, JetSmarter also included free helicopter service to its airports as well as on-board catering.
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The roastery is a theater-style Starbucks catering to coffee connoisseurs more discerning about the coffee beans and roasting.
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There has been commentary around startups in the broader "on-demand" economy catering to the lazy or the wealthy.
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Thomas owns a catering company in the area and saw the Facebook posts asking people to bring Dembner food.
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The rise was mainly driven by strong wage increases for workers in real estate, transport and logistics and catering .
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Several firms have cut back space and host planemaker Airbus is halving staff attendance and slashing catering, insiders said.
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In-house catering, coffee shops, laundry services, nap rooms, and a slew of other perks have become industry standards.
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Warda now runs a catering company with several other women—but she feels she is constantly walking on eggshells.
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Except the catering company, whose clients are the lucky Gazans with a little disposable income, is barely getting by.
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Our catering choices include breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, brunch and late-night food at the end of a wedding.
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Paul Morales is a pitmaster in San Antonio, Texas, and owner of the catering company Made In Texas BBQ.
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Onscreen you have one second to tell that story, to register that, and no one cares about the catering.
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The IRA and two other companies Concord Management and Concord Catering, were also charged in the 22014-page indictment.
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For example, many tech companies (including BuzzFeed) provide food for employees through a catering service or other delivery options.
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These startups are shaping revenue pursuits based on a deep understanding of the audience, catering to localized consumer services.
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Even so, putting together a schedule capable of catering to the collective calendars of Depp, Pfeiffer, Cruz, et al.
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Kristen Winston Catering incorporated family recipes liked mini BLTs, pulled pork on griddle corn cakes and mini grilled cheese.
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The Café is a resourceful extension of Artisanal Foods' catering business—a partnership between Ottolenghi and chef Johnny Church.
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Sara Netanyahu is already on trial for alleged fraud relating to catering expenses at the prime minister's official residence.
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And catering to that many people's varied needs is going to put a lot of strain on the bot.
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Try taking that one step further by making sure all catering for internal and external events is vegetarian only.
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Elior's contract arm, which provides catering to businesses, schools and hospitals, accounts for 21 percent of its overall business.
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Catering to the unique needs of the Indian market's user base will help Spotify better compete with these rivals.
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The company also said it had reached agreement with American Airlines for extension of important catering and provisioning business.
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"We can't expand into the consumer business very fast, and they can't expand into catering very fast," Mallett said.
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With 39m subscribers, SoftBank Corporation is the third-largest provider in Japan, catering to a quarter of the market.
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We also messed up once while doing a catering job for one of the biggest banks in the Netherlands.
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Intel has been increasingly catering to a booming data center market as revenue from PCs has flattened since 219.16.
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Intel has been increasingly catering to data centers as revenue from PCs has flattened since shipments peaked in 2011.
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He was attending a community college, playing football for his school, and working part time for a catering company.
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Leica knows that, so catering to photographers who want a straightforward user experience was one of M10's objectives.
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Gas stations, highway diners, rest stops, motels and other businesses catering to drivers will struggle to survive without them.
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Manufacturers of drone hardware and software abound as a growing supply chain ecosystem is already catering to early adopters.
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The first step to building a community is catering to your customers and really getting to know each one.
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For all Barnum loved catering to an audience, the movie gives no voice to us, the gawkers, the onlookers.
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It is now deeply conservative, and Democrats have thrived only by catering to both the coal and gun lobbies.
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Numerous other Chinese apps catering to the LGBTQ+ community, remain online, however, and attitudes to gay rights are warming.
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The gallery itself once functioned as a high-end jewelry store catering to Hollywood starlets, then a Chinese laundry.
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There are certainly some unique challenges with catering to such a young user base, especially from a safety standpoint.
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Retaliatory tariffs are a blow to exporters increasingly catering to young, newly wealthy Chinese looking for bottles with cachet.
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"It's quite different to run a catering company without your own kitchen and that's our next step," Doherty said.
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China has a large under-the-table VPN economy that hotels catering to foreign tourists, for example, participate in.
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It's also adding special catering services to give its well-heeled clients the ultimate tailgating party before the game.
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Consumption industries including retail and catering and accommodation posted mostly stable growth of 7.1 percent in the third quarter.
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Günter's Korvar has been catering to patrons in the residential neighborhood of Vasastan for just shy of four decades.
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Britain-based Compass is the world's biggest catering firm with 22.6 billion pounds ($29.56 billion) in revenue last year.
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DHFL's IDRs are underpinned by its established housing finance business catering primarily to low- to medium-income (LMI) customers.
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Elior's contract arm, which provides catering to businesses, schools and hospitals, accounts for 76 percent of its overall business.
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This means that he's been catering to the hard right rather than trying to attract centrist or undecided voters.
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Gladly also is catering to the big enterprise customers that have long relied on Salesforce and Oracle and Cisco.
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The write-up was a bold take on a serious issue for a newspaper catering to a conservative base.
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This issue is especially crucial for the growing numbers of independent media companies catering to independent and diverse audiences.
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A swelling music scene in the colonial capital, Léopoldville, catering for a rising African middle class, was one result.
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By 2014, the club's roster changed directions, catering to more popular tastes such as the rising demand for EDM.
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Hopefully, this will spark Future's possessive Scorpio side while also catering to all of those airy freedom-loving planets.
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Bangkok Air Catering brought in chefs from Lebanon, India, and Europe to create authentic international flavors for different clients.
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I ran a catering business out of my parents' house, in Longmeadow, Massachusetts, and did apprenticeships with notable chefs.
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Square's rapidly diversified its business recently — last week, it announced the acquisition of Zesty, a corporate catering start-up.
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A six-story shopping complex, catering to mainlanders and billed as Asia's largest duty-free mall, opened in 2014.
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In 2018, the spending has gone to a mix of venue rental, catering, and travel expenses across multiple properties.
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Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards offers an all-inclusive culinary package, professionally trained staff, and in-house catering and bar.
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Not every Republican on the Judiciary Committee spent their entire time catering to Fox News and conservative talk radio.
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It completely avoids much of what makes a largely US-influenced internet tick, catering entirely to mainstream Indian interests.
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Catering to Asian cuisine The company has had to work hard on promoting South African wine to Chinese customers.
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Justin Herrick and Adam Lowenstein, co-owners of Watershed Hospitality, are looking for a catering and events sales manager.
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By keeping his biscoitos almost willfully bland, Ponce and his colleagues are catering to an audience they know well.
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The expenditures were mainly for rental and catering fees for a fundraiser for Trump's 2020 reelection in early March.
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In March, the RNC also spent nearly $30,85033 in rental and catering at the Trump National Doral in Miami.
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"It has been an unforgettable experience catering to the organizers of Fyre Festival," she wrote on the GoFundMe website.
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Somehow, she wound up doing catering gigs to pay the bills, cooking for huge parties on a hot plate.
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Shops that were shuttered a decade ago on West Street have reopened as businesses catering mainly to Eastern Europeans.
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Ms. Rovegno grew up learning to cook with her grandmother, so the couple decided to start a catering business.
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Pro-cyclical costs apply to a host of other services in the supply chain including catering, accommodation and transportation.
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Would I get sick of carrying around this parasitic creature inside my body and catering to its every need?
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They're too homogenic — they do not allow for and encourage the influence of the spaces that they're catering to.
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Before Braun, porn was just something catering to the rich, to people who could afford to buy illegal movies.
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I was working in catering at The National theatre when I went to my first union meeting about wages.
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We had a catering license, so every week they'd have to get a license so we could serve booze.
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Boston Market allows customers to dine in or choose from two different pick-up options for catering entire meals.
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For many on the left, grammar schools institutionalize class inequality, shutting out the poor and catering to the wealthy.
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The couple met in 233 at a political fund-raiser held at the Bay Ridge Manor, a catering hall.
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One way of catering to niche audiences is to hire the kind of showrunners who haven't been tapped before.
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Phil Jones from the Detroit catering collective, Ma Haru, is working the phones, keeping the supply of food coming.
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Tour operators, hotels and cruises have responded by creating customized programs and activities specifically catering to these age groups.
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You've seen a lot more movie theaters now catering food to try and get people out of their houses.
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He did catering events sometimes to pay the rent, but his heart was in everything related to the circus.
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What takes their place are often hip cocktail bars or "small-plate" restaurants catering to the young and overmoneyed.
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The building has a gym, a billiard and game room, a bar, a sauna, and entertaining and catering spaces.
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And tattoo artists are usually mindful of their client's pain threshold, catering for breaks and mitigating any unnecessary brutality.
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By the 1990s, a new age of restaurant culture had dawned, and catering customers were demanding restaurant-quality food.
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In his early 20143s, he peddled candy on the subway, then used the money to finance a catering business.
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The Yankees and Cowboys formed Legends Hospitality in 2008 to operate concessions, catering and merchandising services at sports stadiums.
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Some large venues are increasingly catering to nontraditional events like monster truck rallies, marathons, black-tie banquets and conferences.
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The coronavirus pandemic has weighed heavily on the Chinese economy, pulverising its industries such as entertainment, catering and tourism.
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The couple met in 2015 at a political fund-raiser held at the Bay Ridge Manor, a catering hall.
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Lyons fulfilled the largest catering contract in history—8m meals served at the British Empire Exposition of 1924-25.
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Many artists, chasing the money, started catering to the wishes of their galleries and buyers, producing salable, decorative works.
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In 1996, Shoukat Ali opened Kabab King Diner, a kebab house and catering hall for the growing Pakistani population.
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The Vans Warped Tour, now in its 24th year, has expanded its catering to include gourmet and vegan options.
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With this device, Apple is broadly catering to members of the professional community, like filmmakers and hard-core coders.
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They also say that the productions tend to bring in their own catering and supplies, rarely patronizing local businesses.
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Higher-wage jobs are increasingly in city centers, with urban retail catering to these well-paid workers and residents.
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Menus in hotels and restaurants are in German, catering to Namibia's German minority as well as to German tourists.
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Weekends in the summer are typically when small airports are the busiest, catering to business clients and private pilots.
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For a time, Sedaris even ran a catering business out of her home, but that proved to be untenable.
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Casonnie Ruiz Leon, 45, is making the transition from owning a restaurant to starting a catering business in Florida.
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It's a smart strategy for catering to the needs and skills of younger generations, who are changing the workplace.
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Eventually, there will be a catering hall in the back: 103 North Third Street (Berry Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn, north3rdstreetmarket.com.
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Two of the major catering companies, Gate Gourmet and Flying Food Group, declined to be interviewed for this story.
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For a seventh-grade math unit on ratios and proportion, for example, the class opened a pretend catering company.
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IRCTC operates in four business segments and also offers e-catering services to passengers via a mobile phone application.
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News media are often accused of catering to people's political biases, favoring either liberal or conservative points of view.
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In recent years, there has been a surge of businesses catering to even the most menial of parenting tasks.
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Thousands of companies and websites catering to the pickup community and offering dating advice for men have cropped up.
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Kravets plans to open new locations across the city, collaborate with plant-based chefs, and expand her catering offerings.
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After training as a chef at Courtfield Catering College in Blackpool, he ran a bistro with his wife, Norma.
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Generally, a hotel's catering staff will stage a preparation area behind the truck out of guests' view, she explained.
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She says that some women have used the funds to set up cleaning and catering services for oil companies.
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The nonprofit 1-800-Charity Cars donates vehicles to families needing a hand, often catering to domestic violence survivors.
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Cutting the guest list can also help you save, reducing costs on expenses as varied as catering and invitations.
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