It is bizarrely warm, and we're able to eat outside!
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Do you watch what you eat outside of the gym?
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The couple had planned to eat outside, but it was raining.
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We get to eat outside in the garden and enjoy our meal.
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We grill asparagus, carrots, and red onions and eat outside on the deck.
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It's a perfect thing to eat outside, no matter how cold it is.
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I love to eat outside whenever possible, even on a sunny winter day.
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To eat outside is to silflay, to relieve oneself is to pass hraka.
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I have lunch around 42.443 (leftovers again) and go eat outside with a coworker.
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As soon as we get our food, we squeeze our way out and eat outside.
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I eat outside with my one work friend because it's so nice out, not too humid!
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Due to regulations from the Department of Health, dogs can only eat outside at The Wilson.
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Since moving to L.A., we eat outside every night and the kids run around, which is awesome.
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In spite of the breeze, they decide to eat outside, to take advantage of the lingering light.
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Fast forward 21 years, and we aren't even allowed to eat outside during our 29-minute lunches.
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When it is warm out, I like to eat outside, but winters usually mean eating at my desk.
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I eat outside in the courtyard to force myself not to look at my monitor for 30 minutes.
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Real Usha Sweets & Snacks sells some of the best Indian milk sweets you'll eat outside an auntie's kitchen.
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Cook something simple or grand, but cook and share it with others and eat outside if you can.
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I decide to eat outside because it's so beautiful and manage to wolf it all down in five minutes.
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Pair it with Dragon's Scale beer (or a hot butterbeer!) and eat outside in the shadow of Hogwarts castle.
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Alternatively, you can eat outside for lunch and cook for dinner, as suppers are typically more expensive at restaurants.
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They have to buy food if they want to eat outside the three times a day most prisons serve.
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He was, however, shown a flicker of disrespect when a restaurant ordained that he eat outside with his human posse.
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Kayne's first choice is always to eat outside, but if that's not an option, she brings nature to the table.
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I head downstairs to the cafeteria with coworkers with the salad I made at home last night, and we eat outside.
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I heat up my chicken and veggie soup and eat outside with my coworkers so that I actually see other humans today.
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We all know you're going to eat outside at least once this summer, and why shouldn't you enjoy your dishes in style?
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The lines are too long, the cafeteria is too small, and we are now being refused the right to even eat outside.
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Eat outside and marvel at how sultry the night air is, while traffic roars in the distance and someone smokes fragrant weed nearby.
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And Square shuts down its cafeteria roughly two Fridays a month in an effort to encourage workers to eat outside of the office.
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I eat outside in a courtyard every day and really enjoy getting to see trees while I eat and listen to true crime podcasts.
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By 2014, it had become just barely over half, marking the first time that Americans were spending more to eat outside of their homes than inside.
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What's interesting about the so-called "leptin diet" is that there's an emphasis on restriction, and you're discouraged to snack or eat outside of your set three meals.
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SRP is good with or without ice cream, by the way; but if you go the ice cream route, you have to eat outside on an Adirondack chair.
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We made the mistake of trying to eat outside, and it's weirdly warm for this time of the year — about 95-degrees F. We are all sweaty and leave lunch early.
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They were joined by a table and two chairs in another corner in case you wanted to eat outside, pus a hot tub, and staircase that led directly into the ocean.
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While anyone can scrape together a meal to eat outside, to have a truly pleasant experience, it's wise to head off spills, stains and emergencies before you set your blanket on the ground.
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" One of the Enlisted alum's favorite parts of her home is the back patio, which features a white-cushioned sectional, lots of pillows and an "indoor-outdoor California vibe where you can eat outside.
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In Bangkok, a meal on the street will typically cost between 40 and 60 baht (USD$1.16– $1.74), with small snacks starting at 10 baht (USD$0.29), and it's typically cheaper to eat outside rather than cook.
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While you can still live out your day, go to work, eat outside, and go back home after the day is done, you have no idea when such an incident may happen to you or your loved ones.
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Some dishes just don't make any sense to eat outside of the snowy confines of sub-zero temperatures, and these recipes will allow you to appreciate nature's small but versatile bounty when vegetation, like us, is struggling to stay alive.
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We can eat outside, always a treat, but are rushed because I've left a tornado of dishes behind (whoops), both kids need baths, my husband needs to get to tennis class and we all went to bed late last night.
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The second is David Tanis's: a watercress salad with raw beets and radishes that is a marvel of peppery equilibrium, the sort of meal you'll want to eat outside even if it's a little nippy still, a promise of the summer to come.
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Among the tips laid out in a memo obtained by the AP ... -- DO NOT leave the hotel -- Leave expensive jewelry at home -- Don't bring large sums of money -- Don't use ATMs -- Only drink bottled water -- DO NOT order room service -- DO NOT eat outside of the team meal room According to the AP, the Raiders did not get the same memo.
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Some other community supported agriculture organizations in the East Bay include: Eatwell Farm, Eat Outside the Box, Farm Fresh To You, Full Belly Farm, Happy Child CSA, and Marin Sun Farms.
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There are coffee shops, bakeries, and places you can eat fusion dishes. Also, since outdoor business is allowed in this area, one can eat outside looking at the scenery of the Seokchon Lake.
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The school no longer has an open campus for lunch but students do have the option to eat outside or at the learnscape lunch park. They can also eat in the chill zone where they can play board games and hang out with friends.
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NYCDOE Notably, the school has established relationships with many neighborhood businesses, due to the schools's nature e of letting students eat outside in the Gramercy neighborhood for lunch. If a student experiences trouble outside the school, the student can find refuge in almost any business nearby, and the proprietor will call both the school and 911. This has served as a model for many NYC schools.
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The vast majority of reported cases of foodborne illness occur as individual or sporadic cases. The origin of most sporadic cases is undetermined. In the United States, where people eat outside the home frequently, 58% of cases originate from commercial food facilities (2004 FoodNet data). An outbreak is defined as occurring when two or more people experience similar illness after consuming food from a common source.
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Once, he is seen playing cards on the outskirts of the neighboring village, when the wife of a player comes and scolds him. Ayyanar, smitten by the wife, wins all the bets and gets the player drunk. He takes him to his home, gives the player's kids stolen chicken curry to eat outside, and silently rapes the player's wife. One day, Ayyanar meets Alagamma (Padmapriya), a tomboyish girl.
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Once there, Lona eventually bumps into Bennet, who is also dressed for Homecoming and alone. They avoid one another, but after the movie ends, Bennet offers Lona a ride home, which she accepts. They stop to buy shakes and fries, then eat outside by a waterfront. The next day at the regional qualifying tournament, Amy and Julia are once again passive aggressive towards each other as the debate progresses.
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Megan, an heiress, invites several women from her yoga class—Grace, Linda, and Hella—to spend a weekend with her at her large country home in upstate New York. Hella's fiancé has recently left her, which prompted Megan to plan the get-together. The women arrive together, and Megan prepares a meal which they eat outside at a picnic table. She comments that the phone lines are down, so they will not be able to contact anyone for the weekend.
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On their way to lunch at the Student Union one day, they saw a group of black students eating lunch outside the building. Black students were allowed to buy food in the cafeteria, but had to eat outside. When Mo and Stewart invited Morgan Maxwell Jr., a black freshman, to share their table in the cafeteria, it helped to calm some long-simmering racial issues surrounding segregation at the university. Udall received his law degree and was admitted to the Arizona bar in 1948.
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Black employees often complained that racial slurs and racist comments had been used against them and that the hospital had taken no action to discipline employees who made such comments. Some African American workers were prohibited from eating their lunch in break rooms because of segregation, and were forced to eat outside or in boiler rooms. In September 1968, some hospital workers contacted Local 1199, a national health care workers' union. Local 1199 agreed to establish a chapter in Charleston, named Local 1199B, with Mary Moultrie as its president.
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He achieved his first major success in 1997 with the release of La Première gorgée de bière et autres plaisirs minuscules, a collection of 35 essays or meditations, each one or two pages in length, describing the joys that can be taken in the "insignificant things" that make up life. It was translated into English as The Small Pleasures of Life (also known as We Could Almost Eat Outside: An appreciation of life's small pleasures) by Sarah Hamp. Delerm ended his teaching career in 2007 in order to concentrate on his writing full- time.
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In 2012, park owner Gordon Gibb appeared in court charged with the assault of a ticket seller outside the entrance of the park. In 2014, a family lost their legal battle with Flamingo Land and nearly lost their home due to legal costs. A dispute arose after the park refused to allow the family to sit outside a restaurant to eat. Three of the four family members have disabilities and they wished to eat outside because their daughter, Melissa, has downs syndrome and autism and thus struggles with crowded situations.
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This style of roll or bun was developed in the 1940s by Howard Johnson's, who approached the Maine bakery J. J. Nissen in search of a bun for its fried clam strip sandwich. According to The Boston Globe, the "restaurant chain wanted top sliced rolls that would stand upright and be easier to prepare, serve, and eat." Outside of New England, they are associated with clam rolls and lobster rolls, dishes iconic to New England cuisine. The New England-style bun predates the hot dog bun found almost everywhere else in the United States by at least several years.
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Coleman in October 2009 Ronnie Dean Coleman was born on May 13, 1964, in Monroe, Louisiana. In 1984 he graduated cum laude from Grambling State University (GSU) with a BSc in accounting. While at the university, he played American football as a middle linebacker with the GSU Tigers under coach Eddie Robinson. After graduation, he failed to find work as an accountant and instead went to work at a Domino's Pizza outlet, where he would eat the complimentary pizza every day due to being so poor that he could barely afford to eat outside of work.
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Samuel Newington opened the original Ticehurst House in 1792 as a place dedicated to the care and treatment of psychiatric illness.Ticehurst House Hospital From 1974 to July 2018 the village was home to the headquarters of the Antiquarian Horological Society, at New House, on the square. The village is also home to the first pick-your-own fruit farm to open in Britain, Maynard's Fruit Farm, made The Times "Top 50 places to eat outside in Britain" list.Times online Outside the village there are dairies at Northiam and Stonegate, a bakery at Bodiam, family butcher in Etchingham, a smokery and two more pubs at Three Leg Cross and Dale Hill.
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