Convivial: It's easy to lavish praise upon both Convivial and its executive chef/owner Cedric Maupillier.
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Mr Modi's visit to Washington last year was strikingly convivial.
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The event networks people together in a convivial, unstuffy atmosphere.
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It was and remains a warm, fun and convivial group.
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Maxime Rosselin, the convivial, bespectacled patron, stopped by our table.
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Despite the convivial atmosphere, Mr. Obaya said he was concerned.
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It is a peculiar blend of the convivial and the hateful.
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It all contributes to the convivial, DIY feeling of the Prize.
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It's a convivial, well-organized affair with the Krauses in charge.
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The mood is busy without being rushed, convivial without being loud.
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"It's more convivial, like the one in Tokyo," Mr. Robuchon said.
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But "one-party" is not always as convivial as it sounds.
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It feels as familiar and convivial as a friend's living room.
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Brutique refreshingly combines the two activities in a convivial, real-world boutique.
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The vibe is very family reunion: convivial, but also a little awkward.
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It sets the tone and adds a convivial quality to the space.
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Such permissiveness has made for a more convivial tournament than many expected.
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I recall my great-grandmother, who lived to a sharp, convivial 99.
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For the most part, the hearing was relatively convivial and without controversy.
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Catacombs can look convivial in this light; the bones are practically snuggling.
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Pairings of natural, biodynamic wines from Europe accompanied the increasingly convivial meal.
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"We desperately need a convivial meeting place," Congrier mayor Herve Tison said.
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Follow one path, and Augustine resembles the most convivial of Parisian brasseries.
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Mill Street offers many creative dishes — strikingly original and enjoyed in convivial surroundings.
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What's striking at first is the convivial, mildly eroticized mood of the gathering.
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Or maybe you're hosting a convivial brunch on Christmas or New Year's Day.
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It was a convivial, easygoing interview that was taped more than two weeks ago.
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The vibe was urbane but convivial; everyone appeared to be having a good time.
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It's a convivial environment to talk, network and connect — or reconnect — with like-minded people.
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Then I add that if things get too convivial, I just bring up Elizabeth Warren.
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The room has a convivial vibe, though it can get noisy when the tables fill.
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Yet when Garcia appeared—bearded, stout, and wearing aviator sunglasses—he was convivial but composed.
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In all, the atmosphere is convivial and unshowy, despite the flamboyance of Gehry's swooping lines.
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Come by at around 8:30 for some convivial startup conversation and general genial tomfoolery.
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But, on various fields of play, the two countries have been on convivial terms lately.
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But the Franco-Nadal relationship seems to have arrived at a new and more convivial place.
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But she's convivial and striking and she's had years of harp lessons, so anything is possible.
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Buy your ticket today and enjoy a convivial evening of connection and community in a beautiful setting.
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The Pershing Square Signature Center is one of the grandest, most convivial theater spaces in the city.
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They roared expletive-filled compliments after a bull's-eye, and tapped ax blades in convivial low-fives.
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The result is unexpected and convivial — two adjectives that have long been associated with Mr. Byrne's creations.
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Up until recently, advice columns recommended convivial brunches, church gatherings, and family time to combat the Sunday Blues.
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Bush was a convivial presence at his parties, passing on the margaritas but singing along with the mariachis.
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Loose and slo-mo in their convivial fanaticism, most folks appeared to be just a wee bit polluted.
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And in a town as intensely convivial as New Orleans, who needed an excuse to talk and drink?
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Jean and Marcus Baylor are a married couple whose buoyant, convivial music unites gospel, jazz and R&B.
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It does make New York look warm and convivial and fun, as opposed to a bleak, lonely hellscape.
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At Café Roma, Alice Milligan Webster and Judge Lorna Kelly Cole are sharing a convivial moment of misanthropy.
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Your Valentine's Day movie watchlist "It was constrained businessmen who were yearning for something lighthearted and convivial," said Averill.
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"The tone of the exchange was very convivial and Chancellor Merkel was very receptive to our arguments," he said.
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Crouch was a convivial and colorful presence on the air, typically appearing in a bouffant frosted pink or champagne.
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But on the original PlayStation, even among the allegedly convivial platformers, that kind of hand holding was still rare.
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What this bar (about 20 seats) lacks in size it more than makes up for in its convivial atmosphere.
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And yes, we're on Facebook, too, where we support a large and convivial private community of like-minded cooks.
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Rule No. 3: If the food is good and the company convivial, you cannot go wrong with the wine.
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He was convivial and seemed oblivious to his weakening memory when asked to recall the specifics of the project.
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I reckon it would be a most convivial evening and that we'd probably not talk about writing at all.
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This was an exception to the formal turn-taking and politeness, a convivial story of nostalgia the Clintons told together.
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The deal, born out of reportedly convivial talks between Mr Elkann and Mr Senard, was greeted with approval by investors.
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Don't miss out on a convivial evening of food, drink, connection and possibility in the company of your entrepreneurial peers.
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They will try the wine on the show, because these things are convivial and this is how talk shows work.
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The decades-long makeover of the neighborhood, from a convivial Gomorrah to an outpost of Disneyland, couldn't dislodge the place.
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It's a great opportunity to showcase your business in front of all the right people in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere.
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It's the perfect opportunity to showcase your business in front of all the right people in a casual, convivial atmosphere.
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Convivial and ambitious, Birshtein enjoyed the rare privilege among western-based businessmen of being able to traverse the Iron Curtain.
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Unlike Michelangelo, who was dour and self-denying, Leonardo was generous and convivial, partial to robes of purple and pink.
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On Zyba, a crowd of convivial youngsters migrates from one little bar to another, drinking Jack and Coke, smoking endlessly.
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It is an expression of culture, a convivial pleasure, a companion to food and, occasionally, an emotional and contemplative experience.
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It was a somber moment during a ritual that is normally as convivial and rancor-free as any in Washington.
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"I don't think that the Trump-Duterte convivial hobnob will ever be enough to change Duterte's strategic orientation," he said.
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The art team is a convivial, fraternal bunch, with all hands on deck to help prepare for the new location rollout.
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Reached by phone, a bar owner in French Comines said the atmosphere in the town was convivial ahead of the game.
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It's a great opportunity to demo your business and place your face in front of influential people in a convivial atmosphere.
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Graham Norton is the type of host who creates his own atmosphere: colorful, occasionally crude, soaked in white wine, naturally convivial.
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Not your typical talk and tasting, the aim was to have people experience the convivial and spiritual dimensions that cider embodies.
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Willing to pay exorbitant rents, they quickly displace existing residents and their cultural fabric, meeting-places, historic sites, and convivial habits.
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Brett has been a convivial host over the last hour, sat in the front room of his posh west London townhouse.
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Ms. Shah recalled that when she was growing up in London with strikingly convivial parents, hosting 50 people was the norm.
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Its rooftop pool with nightly DJs, waterbed cabanas, and poolside bar is famous for a convivial scene (not to mention views).
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Putin's early meetings with President George W. Bush, British Prime Minister Tony Blair and NATO Secretary General George Robertson were convivial.
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In the days before our graduation show, the tone of my class's e-mail thread shifted from convivial to all-caps.
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The coffee-house tradition is broadly distinctive to the German-speaking world, a symbol of civilised and convivial discussion of current events.
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McGarry has said that the restaurant is meant to emulate a dinner party, a ritual whose appeal is a relaxed, convivial messiness.
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A jabby "Autumn Leaves" meandered into improvisations on the trombone, bass and keys, and the trumpet traded convivial bars with the drums.
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It was a Tuesday afternoon, and convivial locals were drinking pints of St. Austell's Tribute, a popular regional ale, their dogs underfoot.
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The atmosphere among the standing-room-only crowd, which appeared mostly drawn from academic circles, was convivial, but also a little anxious.
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Unless you enjoy hosting a group of nervous people hugging the wall, you need an ICEBREAKER to make things convivial between strangers.
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Conversations flow easily in such a convivial setting, but if you want to level up on your exposure, consider buying a demo table.
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It didn't change our minds about Bottega, the unemotional fashion house that prides itself as an embodiment of the convivial spirit of Italy.
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Enjoying a convivial night out, Ms Bailey had suffered minor injuries when she fell off an "unsupervised" swing in a trendy Dublin hotel.
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A crush of books appeared seeking to explain how Danes—for the word is theirs—achieve hygge, which means comfort or convivial ease.
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"Those sorts of childhood experiences help to make cities better, more convivial, and places that are more at ease with themselves," he added.
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People buy small gifts for Christmas stockings and the atmosphere is convivial, even if the market has become more commercial in recent years.
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Mr. McKay was persistent in his pursuit of different actors, and once he got them on camera he was a convivial, sympathetic interviewer.
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The Lush I.P.A. is a standout at this neighborhood mainstay, where convivial crowds gather among blooming flowers in the pup-friendly beer garden.
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After a convivial Christmas Eve spent with friends Mr. Louis wandered home to his Paris apartment in the early hours of the morning.
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Upon our arrival, we were greeted by our convivial host, a spotless home and a refrigerator full of the essentials we had requested.
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"The concept of the Seabed came from the convivial nature of cruising, and gives sailors more space for social gatherings," according to the release.
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Beyond the food, drink and convivial atmosphere, you'll be among your peers to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit that drives you to build the future.
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Functioning as a de facto high school reunion, their show at The Roxy was possibly the happiest, most convivial assemblage of rap fans ever.
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There might be the occasional bar fight—Twitch can be as noxious as anywhere else on the Internet—but the tone is typically convivial.
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The convivial atmosphere and dinner — three courses plus dessert, wine and water for €250 — are reminiscent of the countryside Italian festivals known as sagre.
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These days, a convivial lobby, clean spacious rooms and a decent breakfast are becoming the norm, and that is what you will find here.
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Food Matters Once a mainstay of midcentury dining, the convivial establishments have reappeared, even as the meaning of "all-American" has become more complicated.
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These events, which are open to the public, have a relaxing, convivial atmosphere, with patrons seated at candlelit communal tables under a leafy canopy.
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The convivial, informal atmosphere on Bollywood film sets, like big Indian families, disguises the violent ways in which its internal hierarchy is imposed and maintained.
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Begin with Assisted Loving, Morris's convivial memoir about helping his father, recently widowed and in his eighties, find a companion while looking for love himself.
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After hangout sessions with 6,000 emperor penguins, this is where guests share convivial, three-course meals comprising ingredients and wines flown in from Cape Town.
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The pregame formalities were handled by a public-address announcer with the voice of a convivial god — a cross between Bob Sheppard and Vin Scully.
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With longer time horizons ahead of them, the younger old are spurning lonely granny flats and looking for something more convivial, closer to a bachelor pad.
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Coughlin's departure Tuesday was amicable, with Coughlin and the Giants' ownership and management getting together for a series of convivial meetings afterward in the team's offices.
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We're celebrating 13 years of libations and convivial conversation while toasting the entrepreneurial spirit on the deck at August Capital in Menlo Park on July 27.
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In Copenhagen, for example, the Savoy Hotel was three blocks from the train station and a two-minute walk from Mikkeller, a convivial craft beer bar.
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You have an extremely convivial social media presence, while a younger public might be more familiar with your heroic roles, like Captain Xavier in X-Men.
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The whole setup creates a convivial feeling of pilgrimage as throngs of well-heeled, perfumed Parisians stroll en masse from the tram station to the entrance.
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At Zum Gifthüttli Bier & Weinstube in Old Town, you'll find a convivial atmosphere of good times, spilled beer and undo-a-notch-on-your-belt gluttony.
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Also nearby is Small World Coffee, a convivial gathering place, and The Little Chef Pastry Shop (313 S. Tulane St.) which turns out rich, stretchy croissants.
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HELSINKI, Finland — "Happy hour" at the S-market store in the working-class neighborhood of Vallila happens far from the liquor aisles and isn't exactly convivial.
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The company is aggressively marketing its products in bars and street corner watering holes, spots where convivial Brazilians guzzle nearly half of the nation's beer annually.
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The immersive nature of so many of the exhibitions, plus the general convivial vibe of the whole space, makes Satellite feel like a multifaceted group show.
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Inside Catland, however, Dakota keeps the energy safe and convivial, looking through their notes and occasionally leading us through "ohms" and chants to drown out our surroundings.
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For many in the surrounding area of Saxony, these gatherings have become convivial rituals similar to American tailgate barbecues, but to outsiders they appear xenophobic and menacing.
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That is still within easy reach of Fort Greene Park, with its convivial Saturday morning farmers' market, and of Roman's, a popular Italian restaurant on DeKalb Avenue.
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For almost 220 years, this space was called O Tomás, a favorite among locals, not only for the convivial atmosphere, but also for its inexpensive daily specials.
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Cedric Maupillier, chef and owner of the lively and well-respected French-American restaurant Convivial, has doubts about whether Trump will generate the same kind of excitement.
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A giant wood-fired oven, which Ms. Lemke helped build, is the cornerstone of the convivial space, but De Superette evolved into much more than a loaf shop.
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"The majority of the really successful, long-lasting families are, like the Wallenbergs, convivial, modest, see the hard work needed and do it quietly," says a close observer.
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The days of Lyndon Johnson sitting with colleagues with a bottle of whiskey after votes was long gone, and so were convivial late-night steak and wine dinners.
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The festival tower is a sort of ambulatory campanile calling the community together, those who remained and those who left, in a convivial and sacred rite of memory.
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Some of my favorite properties in the city also happen to be especially budget-friendly, and attractive for their distinguished style, cool vibe, walkable location, or convivial atmosphere.
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The most ambitious plans for car-free zones in Europe have been driven not by fear, but a desire to reduce pollution and create more convivial public spaces.
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The amenity spaces, which include a 50-foot-long lap pool, spa, fitness center, yoga studio, media room and dining and conference room, aim for a convivial atmosphere.
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Ten years ago I saw addicts shooting up in Piazza San Cosimo, a space now shared by a chic restaurant (La Mandragola) and a convivial bar (Taverna Zaccaria).
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Many members say that Yildirim is warm and convivial in private, but his public persona is of a fiery figure with a penchant for confrontation and conspiracy theories.
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Even if you don't know your lagers from your lambics, you can enjoy the homey décor, riverside views and convivial tavern atmosphere at Het Waterhuis aan de Bierkant.
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It was quickly adopted by the Marseillais as a convivial, communal meal—to the point where, even today, "some people think that pizza is from Marseille," laughs Michel Ficetola.
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In the day leading up to his death, Justice Scalia was "very congenial, very convivial," Mr. Poindexter said, as the party roamed the property, and some hunted for quail.
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Within weeks, about 14 percent of the company, or 210 employees, had left the company, an Amazon subsidiary known for its playful corporate culture, convivial atmosphere and ample perks.
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In fairness, Anderson's convivial demeanor is almost constantly peppered with the type of one-liners and quick quips that anyone familiar with his stand-up material would delight in.
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But with Elaine's gone and the idea of a convivial lunch in New York increasingly old-fashioned, the regulars at the revivified Odeon seem merely grateful it's still here.
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Rather there's a convivial atmosphere: children perched on knees or seated on the runway floor and only a half-dozen cameras — as opposed to the hundred at most shows.
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Las Ramblas, flanked by narrow car lanes and lined by cafes, galleries and souvenir stands, is packed tight night and day, a convivial rendezvous for foreigners and locals alike.
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Conmebol had the occasion it wanted, and one Argentina — even at one remove— deserved: a convivial atmosphere, one not marred by violence, and compelling to soccer's great and good.
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But they also have a laid-back ambience and convivial feel of the shared working spaces popping up around the globe under the banner of the start-up WeWork.
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Yet Thanksgiving presents us with an opportunity to develop one of the healthiest, most life-affirming, and convivial of all habits — that of counting and rejoicing in our blessings.
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Yet Thanksgiving presents us with an opportunity to develop one of the healthiest, most life-affirming and convivial of all habits -- that of counting and rejoicing in our blessings.
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She said the moments before she was hit by the Challenger was a "celebratory and convivial" gathering of friends, as she described the group of counterprotesters she was with.
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"The timing of this operation—two days after King Hamad's convivial meeting with President Trump—can hardly be a coincidence," says Nicholas McGeehan of Human Rights Watch, a pressure group.
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But it was the fair's relatively small size, the presence and openness of artists, and supplementary studio visits and fetes thrown by local institutions that fostered an intimate, convivial vibe.
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Rather, the line comes from "Stockholm," a new film directed by Robert Budreau, and the man isn't a husband in distress but a convivial criminal named Kaj Hansson ( Ethan Hawke ).
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It doesn't serve food these days, but does have convivial low ceilings and long tables, and serves its own brand of wine for 2 euros, or about $2.30, a glass.
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The tavern's convivial atmosphere was recalled by the comedian and actor George Carlin in his mid-1990s television sitcom, "The George Carlin Show," in which he played a taxi driver.
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Over breakfast at a boutique hotel in SoHo, this Australian-born performer, 503, was upbeat, convivial, crisply attired and almost too charming for an actor pitching a dystopian action movie.
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And then it's off once again, this time around the corner to the Grange, a hip new bar and restaurant where his followers can have a convivial drink and maybe brunch.
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It's a lot for any young person to take in, but Nélisse does point out that despite the heavy subject matter, the atmosphere on set was more convivial than you'd expect.
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"Both leaders, from the beginning, exchanged opinions on issues of mutual interest in a very earnest manner," but the mood became more convivial as the event wore on, according to Yoon.
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Particularly galling is the fact that this came after an apparently successful and convivial meeting last April in Florida with China's President Xi Jinping, where trade issues were discussed in detail.
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When that didn't work, they pursued Harvey Keitel; they eventually decided that Howard should be younger, although not before having a convivial Seder with Keitel and his family, at Stoudemire's house.
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Des Moines, to me, is the convivial bar in the lobby of the downtown Marriott, where the traveling press can reliably be spotted decompressing after filing their gaffe-of-the-day stories.
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I probably would have shared it on that very social network, with some choice words and an eye-roll emoji, not-so-subtly inviting you into a debate disguised as convivial conversation.
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The convivial atmosphere in today's hearing by the House Subcommittee on Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection, which was to mark-up a package of bills related to autonomous vehicles, was by design.
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The conversation was conducted entirely in fluent English, and the atmosphere was so convivial that when Ziska's gannet-and-whale-blubber sandwich was brought out its unusual contents were barely remarked on.
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What was perhaps less widely known was the fact of Sinatra's continuing visits; his long, confiding late-night phone calls; and the convivial family dinners on birthdays, holidays and many other occasions.
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It can be convivial despite its minimalism, and subverts its own structure in a supremely satisfying way, reflecting musicians who have become old friends with the sounds of transgression and with each other.
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Decades on, the Donglu church's ties with officials are now convivial, according to Diao Ligang, a local priest, reflecting a generational shift toward acceptance of the ruling Communist Party's authority over China's Catholics.
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They then set down for a cup of long jing (dragon well) – a delicate green tea – to share a convivial moment that included Mr. Xi's interest in his American guest's daily exercise routine.
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By the '2444s, the creative ambience and radical politics in Boulder were so convivial that Ginsberg agreed to found the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics with another New York poet, Anne Waldman.
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Economists doubt that the Nordic model can be transplanted from Scandinavia — where dealings between unions and employers are convivial — to France, where strikes that bring life to a halt are a cherished ritual.
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Blas, who sells his own Drag Race art at several comic book conventions around the country, has seen the convivial feel of that first DragCon sour into a much less artist-friendly environment.
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Expectations are grand for "Painting With," the group's 10th album, out this Friday; the early single "FloriDada" nods to the convivial drum-circle euphorics of its earliest releases with playful percolations of surf-pop.
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Many of these people came into work because they desired social interaction, and yet they found themselves deprived of the convivial lunches, spontaneous hallway interactions and impromptu office conversations that can be so energizing.
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Books of The Times The English biographer, naturalist, philosopher and convivial wit John Aubrey (1626-97) did not leave a diary behind, to the dismay of those who admire his writing about other people.
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As well as competing in a convivial atmosphere with the likes of 240 Masters winner Danny Willett and 2000 British Open winner Henrik Stenson, guests enjoyed the company of Serena Williams, another brand ambassador.
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The subsequent hearing attracted national attention, with reporters cramming into the Brattleboro town hall, and, in the opinion of most, the jokey, convivial local fellow came off far better than the stuffy, irascible Englishman.
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Once in the Gulag, he is accused, after standing in for the company commander, of an "inappropriately convivial approach to work," which is seen as being due to his non-proletarian ("petty bourgeois") social antecedents.
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I'm surely not the only bookworm who has fantasized about working in a bookstore: The quiet, convivial atmosphere; the rows of spines with titles you have always meant to read; the enthusiastic conversations about books.
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The show has an overwhelmingly female audience, and the feel-good nature of much of its content and the convivial byplay between its personalities give the impression that the cast is an on-air family.
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Instead I found the darkness that settled over the sold-out auditorium to be warm, convivial and conducive to a state of heightened listening in which Mr. Haas's fragile, searching music took on vivid, sensuous plasticity.
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Disabling the built-in browser has stamped down on more "convivial" gatherings, like the two teen boys we witnessed giggling at Facebook together, or the group of middle-aged men gathered on the sidewalk watching football.
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He also has his Moon conjunct Jupiter, which is why he sometimes comes across as jolly and innocuous; his Moon is in Libra conjunct Jupiter in the 3rd house, which is also very convivial and clownish.
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Glasgow's best kept secret is the putrid spectre of the water treatment plant at Kelvin Hall, and other, vaguely less smelly, more convivial waterway spirits inhabiting the nooks and crannies of Glasgow's rivers, ponds and locks.
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The first encounter between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin since the special counsel Robert S. Mueller III reported that Russia conducted a "sweeping and systematic" operation to sway the 2016 election proved more convivial than confrontational.
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For the last few years, the younger Mr. Zabar, 27, has managed Eli's Night Shift at 79th Street and Third Avenue, a grab-and-go cafe by day and a busy, convivial beer bar by night.
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On "Travel Band — Detained in Amsterdam," out on Friday, he plays rock grooves and spillover drum solos while savoring the convivial rapport of his trio, featuring the guitarist Paul Bollenback and the bassist Orlando le Fleming.
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The festival, which was originally inspired by the convivial shows of jam bands like Phish, is now in its 16th year, with headlining sets from U2, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Weeknd and Chance the Rapper.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ROUEN and VARENGEVILLE-SUR-MER, France — With nationalism rabidly on the rise in the US, UK, and Europe, the convivial internationalism of modern art circles is a relief to encounter.
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It's a lovely way to spend an evening, the convivial room filled with a mix of locals and travelers, all enjoying dishes like silky cannelloni stuffed with rich duck meat and topped with local oyster mushrooms.
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French artist and skateboarder Paul Ferragut, of Convivial Studio, takes this impulse to the next level by outfitting custom-made aluminum skateboard trucks with tracking electronics, then using software to recreate his tricks as abstract digital sculptures.
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Grace Lee (Photographed with Chef Camille Becerra) Creative Director, De Maria, and Founder, Liaison Femme: A blending of art, culture, music, and food, De Maria is a cafe focused on delivering convivial dining within a creative atmosphere.
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The two nations have been on convivial sporting terms this year — North Korea sent its women's hockey team and a taekwondo team to compete in the South — but the Olympics have never gone forward free of geopolitics.
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Don't leave town without dining at one of the popular Rex's Family of Restaurants, which masters a portfolio of cooking styles, from convivial Mexican at Salt & Lime to Mediterranean small plates at the romantic Laundry Kitchen & Cocktails.
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Convivial Studio created a prototype for an augmented reality book where animated images are projected onto blank spaces where the illustrations usually are, and they're sharing their magical new creation with the world via how-to powerhouse, Instructables.
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Trump's convivial words will soon be put to a stress-test: He and Macron later entered a bilateral meeting where hot-button issues such as trade, climate change and Iran's activities in the Middle East will be discussed.
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A disastrous NATO summit could provide even worse optics than the divisive Group of Seven meeting in June, especially if a scheduled meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on July 16 is more convivial, NATO diplomats said.
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"He wants us to see Paris as less fluffy and convivial than other writers have suggested, and he succeeds in darkening our view of the City of Light," the critic Deborah Solomon wrote in The New York Times.
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On the gallery roof, Athr invited food vendors from all over the city to set up stands, offering a welcome twist on the traditional seated gallery dinner and a convivial vibe not unlike that found at Pharan Studio.
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After a lengthy investigation, the police learned that Mr. Nielsen had spent a few boozy and convivial evenings with an employee of Mr. Shah's, although they found no evidence that he had colluded or profited in any way.
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The carriage full, we shared our row with a convivial family, laughing as their youngest member leaned from her mother's arms to pilfer some of the dozen pounds of fruit we'd stockpiled in paranoid anticipation of a breakdown.
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Convivial and Tail Up Goat are among the more interesting additions, but the most consistently excellent restaurant to open within the last five years feels refreshingly un-This Town: the Red Hen (dinner for two without wine, $75).
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Trump's convivial words will soon be put to a stress-test: He and Macron later entered a bilateral meeting where hot-button issues such as trade, climate change and Iran's activites in the Middle East will be discussed.
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The show modeled the gradually increasing comfort level of a real party; people were shy at first about talking to strangers, but by the end it all felt truly convivial, despite the inevitable sad turn in the plot.
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Marty Greenspun, senior vice president for strategic ventures, visited every other major league ballpark, conducted surveys of 5,000 Yankee fans and, with several outside consultants, examined ways the club could make the stadium more convivial for young adult fans.
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The tone of the summit meeting — much of which was broadcast live in South Korea but not North Korea — was convivial and at times jocular, with Mr. Kim showing surprising honesty about the differences in conditions between the two nations.
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But he was warm and convivial as he entered the room, commenting on the Four Seasons Seoul's gleaming decor and looking visibly amazed when a Google representative told him that over 3,300 articles had been written about him in Korean overnight.
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Bites You'll find high ceilings, a long marble bar and large glass doors that open onto an inviting patio at OvenBird, the convivial restaurant that the chef Chris Hastings and his wife, Idie, opened in Birmingham's Lakeview neighborhood last October.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The artists who make up the art collective Brush Tu are a convivial bunch, trading jabs and funny anecdotes in the midmorning sun on the back patio of their studios and exhibition space in the neighborhood of Buruburu.
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The restaurant Makeready Libations and Liberations is industrial in design — whitewashed walls, exposed pipes, wooden veneers — and convivial in vibe, with a staff that's casual and knows the tavern-inspired menus: breakfast, lunch, weekend brunch and dinner from 5 p.m.
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In a convivial dining room embellished with its original 2105 frescoes of Naples and portraits of bygone Italian celebrity regulars, Mimì alla Ferrovia serves dishes that have themselves barely changed over time, with an equally immutable and formally dressed staff.
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That's where a sprawling lobby area complete with fireplace, bar, and communal tables was found, meant to encourage both travelers and locals to linger, take meetings, co-work — whatever — all in a convivial atmosphere, surrounded by art and historic details.
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And we totally get it — it's winter and that cookie picture I painted above sounds snuggly AF. So because we love food, especially in convivial situations, we've created 14 foolproof steps (recipe included!) to achieving a day (and evening) in Hygge Town.
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Most pressingly, though, it means spending a hot Saturday in New Malden, a suburb in London, at the sixth annual Surrey Steampunk Convivial—an event spread across two floors of a roomy pub and the entirety of the evangelical church across the street.
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Thicke was a jack-of-all-television-trades, a convivial personality who did soap operas, game shows, sitcoms, had his own late night gig, wrote for the great Fernwood Tonight, and even penned the theme songs for Diff'rent Strokes and Facts of Life.
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The Guinnesses' aim was to create a sense of "real comfort, not in the luxury way but in the convivial sense," Camilla explained on a recent rainy afternoon, seated by the living room fireplace before a Sunday lunch hosted by her daughter Amber.
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A revival of her "The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World" was a highlight of the fall; since then, she's frequently been found making music in the Signature's convivial lobby with her band, Sula and the Noise.
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What they promise is a more relaxed, convivial version of an art fair, starting with the venue: Felix will debut at the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel, famous for hosting the very first Oscars, in 1929, as well as countless nights of poolside debauchery since.
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It dawned on me that Sandberg was human—a small, vain, bright, self-absorbed, convivial everywoman with a talent for money and fame—and that no one human, even Sandberg, could discipline the galactic, epochal spiritual wildfire that Mark Zuckerberg had inflicted on the Internet.
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But when we friends gather at a restaurant like Cheri for a convivial romp hosted by the owner, Alain, or on a Friday, at the Rooster, presided over by the D.J. Stormin Norman, we are every color, every race, every age, identity and class.
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What is typically an organizational gathering and convivial reunion for Republican state chairmen and chairwomen and other committee members has been subsumed by an explosive presidential race in which the front-runner is waging open war against the party and its longstanding nomination rules.
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But an evening at Grön is still filled with convivial discoveries, and by the time a chef sends you off into the snowy night with a warm cannelé, the crisp pastry redolent with the scent of woodruff, the sense of well-being is pronounced.
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As president, Mr. Trump, in the space of just days, involved America more directly in the Syrian morass than ever before, opened a new acrimonious rift with Russia, and invited China's leader for a largely convivial, let's-get-along dinner at his Florida estate.
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After a convivial group dinner across three long tables, most of the guests retired to the game room, where my daughters and I played an epic game of Settlers of Catan with a high school student and her aunt who had flown down from New Hampshire.
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The Bon Appétit videos, which highlight the charming idiosyncrasies of their chefs and the convivial relationship between them, are the perfect antidote to the kinds of cooking videos that dominate my Facebook feed now: the largely impersonal, overhead, highly edited how-to clips — including BuzzFeed's own Tasty.
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A few minutes' walk from the Royal Opera House and numerous West End theaters, Cora Pearl is a lively, convivial place for dinner before a show — or better still, afterward, when the conversation and music abate and you can contemplate the hidden complexity of those French fries.
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She would have tended to our dad's hair, too, I'm sure, neatening his corona of gray around the back of his bald pate — my hair came from our mom's side of the family — but he was old-school, the barber shop his convivial, bi-weekly destination.
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The convivial outdoor bar draws college kids, N.G.O. workers, expats and local young professionals with its menu of beers from the United States, Australia, Europe, Asia and beyond, including Hitachino Nest Red Rice Ale from Japan (266 baht) and Chiang Mai's own Tropical Wheat beer (66 baht).
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The upshot feels like mania or at least denial: In the series of home visits by four other women that structure the first half of the play, she all but enforces a convivial tone, as if they were besties meeting post-work at a wine bar.
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Yet it also seems to rise above such irrefutable sources of collective misery, to invite us into a mood of convivial enjoyment, to accept the terrible things that have happened, and perhaps even suggest that there is also a spirit of acknowledgement and reconciliation which might yet bind us.
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Full of vexation come I, with complaint, against a herd of sylphs who just one week ago entered stage in a convivial burst of flora and fauna, and yet whom, in the klieg light of a new reality competition day, have storm-clouded the workroom's previously merry weather.
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But rather than a temple to solitary creation, the nearly 11,000 square feet of galleries — housed on the second floor of an office building on North Michigan Avenue, not far from top tourist draws like the Art Institute and Millennium Park — might be seen as a convivial shared apartment.
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"The afterglow of this convivial dinner could fade quickly unless the two sides can find a way to make substantive progress in closing the enormous gulf that still exists between their respective negotiating positions, which will not be easy to bridge," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy professor at Cornell University.
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And last night, a kid named Noah Rosenberg brought a sign to the Padres' Petco Park saying he'd do pushups in exchange for Yasiel Puig's bat, and being the convivial guy that he is, Puig took the kid up on the offer—asking for a cool 50 from the kid.
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No sooner had I got my rented Prius (a big car by European standards) hemmed in between parked cars and alley walls than a crowd of convivial Cretans emerged to offer the most stressful kind of help: shouting at me in Greek, gesticulating wildly and even reaching through my open window to turn the wheel for me.
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Since Don has served as the Indiana University necrologist (to attempt to ensure that there is a memorial resolution for each faculty member who dies), he understands that a quirky example works wonders and added one: Their father hosted convivial evenings, often engaging in games while authoritatively serving as a time-keeper … without the assistance of a watch.
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An Appraisal Harold Bloom, the imperious and convivial scholar and literary critic, the last colossus in terms of his ardor and prodigious memory, a self-described "tired, sad, humane old creature," and a man who was increasingly isolated in his opinions about what the great books are and why they matter, was nothing if not prolific.
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Lerner traces the growth of the Kantorowicz family's large fortune in the liqueur trade, details Ernst's privileged childhood in Posen (he was born in 1895), recounts the future historian's enthusiastic war service, reviews the different phases of his early historical researches (most notably into the life of Frederick II) and follows his long, mostly convivial exile in Britain and the United States.
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The Italian-born Brazilian architect (2255-22923) took a functionalist, anti-utopian approach to building that privileged social encounters and unexpected discoveries, and she is responsible for three of the greatest buildings in São Paulo: the city's main art museum, known as MASP, where paintings hang on free-standing glass easels; her own cantilevered house, the Casa de Vidro; and the huge SESC Pompéia, a convivial community center that is her crowning work.
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