Over 60 percent of Americans dine out at least once a week, while nearly 20 percent dine out three or more times a week.
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Make no mistake: When we dine out, we eat more.
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You don't have to dine out to enjoy restaurant-quality food.
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I usually grocery shop per meal, since we dine out so often.
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Want to dine out, but don't want to wait for a table?
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And if you do dine out, the simpler the menu item, the better.
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Mohammad Arif and Fatima Elkabti dine out with their son, Zakaria, in Tyler.
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What will they do when they dine out, especially in someone else's home?
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In fact, using credit cards to dine out or travel is not new.
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When he is invited to dine out, he asks who else will be there.
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Or you could dine out at one of the best brunch spots in America.
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Okay, so I shouldn't dine out exclusively on crackers and chocolate during this time.
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People who dine out with bigger friends also can help, she and others said.
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For example, they can dine out less and prepare more of their meals at home.
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No regrets; they love it and can, of course, dine out on the map mishap.
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However, restaurant menu prices make Denmark one of the priciest countries to dine out in.
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My wife and I use that as justification to dine out often — almost every meal.
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Luckier ones must agonizingly wait a spell to dine out and take in a show.
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Luckier ones must agonizingly wait a spell to dine out and take in a show.
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In fact, there are actually several ways to dine out without spending any money at all.
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It's a "no-brainer" for those who like to dine out or order in, he says.
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When we dine out, he pays; when we cook at home, I pick up the groceries.
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For these reasons, the American propensity to dine out has been linked with the obesity epidemic.
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"We would sometimes not dine out to help buy boots for our sons," Márquez's mother said.
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Don't dine out for every meal Be sure to plan for expenses once you're at your destination.
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For example, it's amazing how much you can save if you dine out fewer times per month.
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THE Japanese love to dine out, and have hospitality down to an art form, known as omotenashi.
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We talked to financial and food experts alike for their tips to dine out on a dime.
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They're more along the lines of dine-out dishes that we'd expect from our favorite sit-down joints.
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LONDON — Most of us would jump at the chance to get paid to dine out in posh restaurants.
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As a society, we recognize that when consumers dine out, they may be putting their health at risk.
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But a man who flies everywhere in his own branded aircraft probably doesn't dine out on food stamps. 5.
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In January 2015, I landed on a compromise: I'm only allowed to dine out if I'm with a friend.
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Yeah, we don't dine out, but our dinners at home are one of the best parts of the day.
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For those who dine out for dinner and on weekends as well, "the problem only becomes worse," Marshall says.
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He was one of 11 children and his family did not dine out, even once, while he was young.
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Then follows the Patron's Lunch, which sees 10,000 people dine out on the magnificent Mall stretching east from the palace.
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I live in one of the food capitals of Canada and will take any excuse to dine out more frequently!
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But, if you frequently use UberEats and dine out more in general, the Uber Visa Card is a better choice.
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Proponents of disposable container bans say customers will adjust similarly, by carrying reusable containers with them when they dine out.
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But checkpoints between locked-down towns and free towns nearby were porous, and residents continued to shop and dine out.
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"We used to dine out more frequently; once this thing started, I have been making pizza from scratch," Bhatt said.
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With more Americans choosing to dine out less, the restaurant industry is becoming increasingly difficult to break into — and sustain.
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Survey respondents expressed greater willingness to shop and dine out, suggesting a likely improvement in official retail sales figures for April.
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Distressed chains' ailments have become even more acute as consumers buy fewer tangible goods and opt to travel and dine out.
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Locals, fearful of impromptu subway shutdowns that can leave them stranded, are also less likely to meet friends or dine out.
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The regulation has apparently had the desired effect: lower blood levels of trans fatty acids for New Yorkers who dine out.
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Heat Signature is about Just Going For It, hoping you'll succeed and earn a story to dine out on for years.
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If the average family spent an equivalent percentage on food, it would dine out, and order in, on only $1,140 a year.
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This campaign raises money through innovative, national fundraising methods like their Dine Out restaurant-partner program, and Taste the Nation culinary benefits.
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Londoners are accustomed to hearing a wide variety of accents whenever they dine out, buy take-away food or go to a cafe.
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If you dine out frequently or spend a lot on groceries at US supermarkets, the Amex Gold Card is clearly the better choice.
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If I dine out and the food is spectacular, or my server gave spot-on recommendations, I will mine that person for info.
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If you dine out frequently, for example, you might want a card that comes with a higher cash back rewards for restaurant spending.
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He said that a book like the one Ms. Robicelli was asked to write wouldn't require an author to dine out or travel.
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I'm really trying to resist the urge to dine out, since I did so much of that over the holidays and in early January.
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Coupon website RetailMeNot is looking for a "shopping specialist" who will "get paid to shop and dine out, literally," according to its job listing.
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He stated in an interview that he would never dine out alone with a woman who is not his wife (who he calls "Mother").
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It was difficult to meet friends and family, or dine out, or go shopping; her movements had to be planned a day in advance.
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But after settling in, he learned that he had plenty to dine out on without an assist from the creator of the headless horseman.
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I want to pay my share — except on my birthday or when we dine out with your parents, in which case, knock yourself out.
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We lived within our means, spending the money we made to travel and dine out at new or interesting restaurants within the Minneapolis/St.
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Millennials, the generation that loves to dine out, is also the generation that doesn't like to tip servers as much as older diners do.
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But the show's popularity endures, and anyone even remotely connected to its titular family can probably dine out on it for another decade-plus.
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She said a quarter of the jobs in April were added in leisure and hospitality, reflecting Americans' desire to dine out and go on vacation.
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As the Chinese dine out for the holidays and buy gifts for loved ones, stocks like Yum Brands, Starbucks and Tiffany & Co have reliably outperformed.
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Yes, whether we realize it or not, the salamander grill is often the very reason many of us dine out when we want a steak.
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I dine out with my friends, I go to the cinema … Well, I try not to take a vacation in August on a crowded beach!
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The restaurant industry could be headed for an even greater funk this year, as more consumers opt to save their money rather than dine out.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, was captured on social media video while protesters chanted "Shame!" at her as she tried to dine out.
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If Mr. Kim's diplomatic entourage chooses to dine out, they might consider Pyongyang, one of several state-run North Korean restaurants worldwide, located in Hanoi.
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Some 35 percent of Americans dine out on Mother's Day and around one-in-10 will order takeout or delivery, according to the National Restaurant Association.
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Kaling, whose mother died from pancreatic cancer in 2012, has partnered with Mastercard and Stand Up to Cancer to encourage fans to dine out on Oct.
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I dine out as much as I can to be able to experience new flavors, ingredients and am inspired by the many styles of top chefs.
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Trump is obviously trying to dine out on the January dinner he and Comey had in which Trump asks for loyalty and Comey promises him honesty.
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My officemates invite me to dine out with them for lunch, and we go on a 113-minute walk to a restaurant they want to try.
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That means you don't get to dine out or hit the movies toward the end of the month since you spent too much at the beginning.
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Top Republicans over the weekend urged Americans to dine out and socialize, contradicting advice from public-health officials to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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The restaurant is one of four named Robin Hood that opened in the last month in Spain to serve those who cannot afford to dine out.
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More than 4 in 10 say they will eat in their own home, and 4% plan to leave the cooking to someone else entirely and dine out.
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Yes, you can dine out in NYC without totally blowing your budget — all you have to do is check out some of the killer BYOB joints ahead.
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But though grilled meats and fresh breads beckoned, we didn't dine out much because we ate so grandly inside people's homes, including the home of Jarallah Omar.
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Clinton's comments come after debates about civility in politics reemerged following the public confrontations Trump Cabinet officials faced in recent weeks, particularly when they dine out at restaurants.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson said in a recent interview that he doesn't have many places where he can dine out anymore because people keep yelling at him.
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Meal prepping — cooking and packing your food ahead of time — can help you resist the urge to dine out, said Kori Clay, 22, who lives in New York.
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If you are a young professional like myself with a network of friends who regularly dine out, cooking at home stands a good chance of saving you some money.
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The Uber Visa from Barclays, for instance, offers 4 percent back when you dine out at restaurants, while the American Express Blue Cash Everyday delivers 3 percent on groceries.
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A travel card can also come in handy for moderate travelers who dine out frequently, even if they do so near home, since many travel cards reward restaurant spending.
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Although she doesn't dine out much, Meraz-Baca does enjoy draft beers, and every once in a while, she'll go out with friends for a cocktail on the weekends.
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Once you get used to even the smallest luxuries, it is hard to let go of the feeling that you "need" to dine out or upgrade your car with frequency.
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Given Bay Area rents, the money was not enough to dine out every day, and Cohen said his wife saw many of her colleagues concocting meals out of free snacks.
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I was embarrassed, and concerned that I'd be excluded from future networking and bonding opportunities if I couldn't afford to dine out at high-end restaurants on a regular basis.
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As expected, opponents dine out at the rim when Morris is Washington's final line of defense; unless Gortat suddenly plays like it's 2015, an in-house solution may not exist.
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"Since we dine out and travel frequently, we both opened a credit card that gave us two points for each dollar spent on restaurants and travel," she told The Knot.
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He said other alternatives include re-usable straws, where customers clean their straws at home and bring them back each time they dine out, similar to a to-go mug.
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And as necessary as mashed potatoes and gravy are to the whole meal, most of the year we're fine ordering them when we dine out rather than DIY-ing at home.
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When done regularly, it not only improves what you put into your body at home (fewer carbohydrates, less sugar, and less fat), but also improves your diet when you dine out.
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If you regularly book travel and dine out, consider the Chase Sapphire Preferred — there's an annual fee of $95, but the sign-up bonus alone is worth around $750 toward travel.
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Although I cook for myself regularly, I still tend to dine out or order in several times a week — and I started to wonder what exactly would happen if I stopped.
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Right now, there seems little prospect -- despite the Republican monopoly on power in Washington -- that there will be any significant legislative achievement the White House can dine out on over the summer.
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Representative Devin Nunes, a California Republican, on Sunday encouraged healthy people to dine out at restaurants, contradicting public health advisories that strongly encouraged social distancing and discouraged Americans from attending mass gatherings.
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Representative Devin Nunes, a California Republican, on Sunday encouraged healthy people to dine out at restaurants, contradicting public health advisories that strongly encouraged social distancing and discouraged Americans from attending mass gatherings.
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D.J. music sets and art installations are intended to add to the buzz of the space, where tower residents can dine "out" for three meals a day without stepping outside the building.
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Photo: Peter Macdiarmid (Getty Images)The more you dine out, the more you're getting exposed to potentially hazardous chemicals known as phthalates, suggests a new study published Wednesday in the journal Environment International.
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People don't seem to have the time or inclination to dine out at lunch so much anymore, Isabella says, so they gravitate toward those chains that can get them in and out quickly.
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My husband and I take them to the local diner or Mexican restaurant every Saturday night because I need a break from cooking, and the girls have to learn how to dine out.
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The exceptions are Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, and her husband, Jared Kushner, who dine out at some of the city's hot spots: Chez Billy Sud, Fiola Mare, RPM Italian and Le Diplomate.
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At the same time, many of us grew up in families that did not have enough money to dine out, and did not learn tipping etiquette until much later in life, if ever.
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Rick and Cliff also dine out, and get so drunk they have to take a cab home to Rick's house, where Cliff's trusty and extremely well-trained pitbull Brandy is waiting for her walk.
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Whether they want someone to play games or dine out with or simply just sit around and chat over a drink, Papa Pals are there to make sure your aging folks are never alone.
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Establishments like blowout bars and fitness studios already pose barriers to low-income consumers, but that doesn't mean these individuals never set foot in these places or take flights, dine out, or buy clothes.
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"What I've said would be great is if the tech companies here could give per diems to their employees to dine out locally, of course to the degree that they're not at risk," she said.
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Earlier this week, not long after Stitt received national backlash for encouraging people to dine out as health experts were urgently warning people to avoid crowds, his Medicaid agency posted the formal block grant proposal.
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In India, breakfast is a meal traditionally prepared and consumed at home, but trends are changing as the country, with more than half its population below 30 years, preferring to dine out as disposable incomes rise.
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A more knowledgeable workforce means that more guests have a better experience when they dine out, and that positivity does reinforce a culture where more people are encouraged to spend their money in bars and restaurants.
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If restaurants raise menu prices to reflect higher costs, they risk losing customers who still want to dine out as often without spending more than they're used to — and fewer people at higher prices isn't progress.
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Just link your credit or debit card, go shop or dine out at all of the places you normally would, and Dosh will get you up to 10% cash back at thousands of different stores and restaurants.
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Facebook, which is opening an office near Google's headquarters, won't be allowed to supply free food in-house for employees, though it is allowed to subsidize the full cost of employees who want to dine out locally.
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But in recent months, restaurant owners everywhere from San Francisco to Mumbai have rejected that narrative, arguing that delivery services have cannibalized their existing customers, as people who used to dine out now order through the apps.
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With this in mind, Cramer outlined the stocks and events on his radar for next week: Jack in the Box will be the real test of Cramer's theory that people will dine out more after the election.
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Many Restaurant Meals Come With a Side of Hormone-Disrupting PhthalatesPhoto: GettyThe more you dine out, the more you're getting exposed to potentially hazardous chemicals known as phthalates, suggests a new study published Wednesday in the journal Environment International.
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We gift food to friends, family and co-workers to show our appreciation; we dine out in a group to collectively experience something and grow closer, we eat with someone one on one to be a bit more intimate.
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To test this hypothesis, we asked YouGov, a pollster, to survey 1,500 American adults about how often they dine out, how often they eat sushi and how often they eat four particular ethnic foods: French, Mexican, Italian and Indian.
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"Terror has had an impact on the way people dine out," Chief Executive Olaf Koch told a call for analysts, adding the Euro 2016 soccer championships in France had also put a temporary dampener on the restaurant sector across the continent.
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They reflect a growing politicisation of the arts and media (last year the party banned 17 songs by a rap trio called In3, whose lyrics rail against high medical costs, Beijing's traffic and officials who dine out on state funds).
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The age-old salamander or overhead grill (or broiler) — possibly named after old folklore around dragons and lizards wielding fire, but who knows — is the very reason your steak crust and fish skin seem so impossibly crispy when you dine out.
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He redefined what the word "gravity" means within the context of sport, and as the first option on a team that isn't stocked with household names he could probably still dine out on long twos and lead the league in scoring.
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MUMBAI, Jan 20083 (Reuters) - Residents of Mumbai will be able to shop and dine out until dawn from late this month as the Indian city plans to lift restrictions on retail trading hours in order to boost the local economy.
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When he did dine out, Mr. Catsimatidis said, Mr. Trump was often in the company of one or two bodyguards, perhaps making him too conspicuous for the express lane at Whole Foods on 57th Street between Second and Third Avenues, four blocks from Trump Tower.
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It was a rare night on the town for a president who mostly remains cloistered in the White House when he is in Washington, and who, when he does dine out, usually goes to the steakhouse in the hotel he owns five blocks away.
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Captain Byers and other veterans will be honored at events around the city on Friday including, to name a few, the parade; special family programs at the New-York Historical Society; and Dine Out for Heroes, a fund-raiser at more than 211 restaurants.
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With some effort — and good online security practices (which we're taking as a given for the purposes of this article, but one quick tip: Enable 2FA everywhere you can) — you can also make it harder for the web's lurking watchers to dine out on your data.
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The welcome party is set to continue into the evening when Abe and Trump dine out with their wives -- not at one of Tokyo's renowned sushi palaces, but at a steakhouse where Trump can savor his preferred well-done cut of beef, maybe with a side of ketchup.
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Johnson features a publicity-seeking Ivanka Trump alongside some WASP mainstays, the latter of whom had apparently realized that now was the time to come out of hiding to embrace the new display culture, before all was lost, and they could no longer dine out on their social credentials.
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When the mob muscled in on the movie business, Rosselli was in Hollywood to keep the unions under mafia control; but he also found time to romance Jean Harlow, a starlet; to dine out with Harry Cohn, a studio boss; and to clink cocktail glasses with Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan.
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So yes, you could dine out on Prince's misdemeanours if you're so inclined, but at the end of the day it would be slim pickings in comparison to the ways in which he pushed the envelope in a gender-bending explosion of sweat and sequins – both visually in an assless onesie, and subtly in his intuitive lyrics.
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When it comes to finding a safe, convenient place to live, young professionals confront one of the harshest realities of New York City real estate: It's almost impossible to live in a nice apartment — and still have enough money to dine out occasionally — without tacking on a few more bedrooms, adding more roommates and relinquishing some privacy.
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And when she died at 94 on Sunday at her home in Bel-Air, California, Nancy Reagan was among the last survivors of a bygone era in both Hollywood and Washington, a time when glamorous movie stars could dine out in public unmolested and Republican politicians could raise taxes without fear of reprisals from their conservative base.
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Beto O'Rourke: The former Texas congressman (still) hasn't found his mojo in the race, but it's hard to make the argument he is any less likely to win the nomination than any of the three candidates ranked below him (or even the candidate ranked directly above hum.) O'Rourke will be in the next two debates and should be able to dine out on his strong early fundraising.
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