Angelo's of Mulberry St., at 146 Mulberry St., has served Neapolitan cuisine since 1902, according to its website.
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"It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin," the staffer said.
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"It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin," the staffer adds.
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" A former palace staffer added, "It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin.
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"It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin," says a former palace staffer.
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"It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin," said a former palace staffer.
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Nick Boccio, who owns the Mulberry Project and the Greenwich Project, is behind it: 151 Mulberry Street (Grand Street), 646-858-0470.
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"It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin," says a former palace staffer.
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MYK 100% Mulberry Silk Luxury Kimono Robe, $89.99 - $179.99, available at AmazonLounging at home is cool and comfortable in this 100% pure mulberry silk robe.
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In Manhattan on Saturday, the line to get into Mulberry Iconic Magazines, on the corner of Mulberry Street and Kenmare Street, stretched more than a block just after 7 p.m.
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Order a healthy lunch from Mulberry & Vine on UberEats.
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Headlines - Mike Ashley snaps up stake in Mulberry on.ft.
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A small grove of mulberry trees, the leaves of which make up the silk worm's rarefied diet, is all that's left of the thousands of mulberry trees that once thrived in the region.
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In 13, Mulberry is again looking for a smash hit.
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A Mulberry silk pillowcase that promotes skin and hair health
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There are seeds from a mulberry tree, used for tea.
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Mulberry was founded in 1971 in Somerset, England by Roger Saul.
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Through May 20 at 201 Mulberry Street and other locations; offsite.sightunseen.com.
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Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, "Thari Keki [Protection shield]" (2018), acrylic on mulberry paper.
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Humar had found a mulberry tree growing in Uppsala's botanical gardens.
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At 2695 Mulberry Street (Stutterheim) and 2317 Broome Street (Henrik Vibskov).
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Now it has added a window on its Mulberry Street side where tuna poké and Oddfellows soft-serve ice cream (coconut lemongrass) are sold to take away: 390 Broome Street (Mulberry Street), 212-730-6005, seamores.com.
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Inspired by the same mulberry trees that are still dotted throughout the grounds of the company's Somerset factories where it was founded in 1971, the logo visually translates the notion that Mulberry was built to last.
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LOYALTY My favorite place for dinner is Il Cortile on Mulberry Street.
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The first, at 45 Spring Street (Mulberry Street), will open April 35553.
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Interestingly, Mulberry took a break from the catwalk few years ago, too.
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Location: Dungeness, United KingdomPrices: Start at $1,098 per nightSource: Dezeen, Mulberry Cottages
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Prudential Center, 165 Mulberry Street, near Edison Place, 800-745-3000, streetleague.
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Soft-serve frozen yogurt, $5, Dez, 227 Mulberry Street (Spring Street), inthedez.com.
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Mr. Caserta was released and made his way back to Mulberry Street.
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Clefairy pops up from behind an ice cream cone alongside two Mulberry models.
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She paired the look with black velvet heels and a matching Mulberry clutch.
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Last October, he opened Noah, a boutique at 195 Mulberry Street in NoLIta.
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"We should cut down all the mulberry trees in the city," he said.
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Owner: 205 Mulberry Retail Brokers: Christopher Owles and Margie Sarway, Sinvin Real Estate
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Parishioners named the second year's trio Elizabeth, Mott and Mulberry, after nearby streets.
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Chefs Club New York, 22019 Mulberry Street (Houston Street), 250-250-1100, chefsclub.com.
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In 1936, the store relocated to the corner of Grand and Mulberry Streets.
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In early editions of "Mulberry," the "Chinaman" character had yellow skin and pigtails.
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Little Italy, which once spanned almost 28 blocks, now runs mostly along Mulberry Street.
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For their anniversary, they go to a restaurant on Mulberry Street in Little Italy.
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He was rooted in a place: There's an actual Mulberry Street in Springfield, Mass.
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In Laos, farmers still feed the silkworms with mulberry leaves, producing a fine silk.
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Straylight, 32 Mulberry Street (between Mosco and Bayard Streets), (646) 590-2111; jukunyc.com/straylight.
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Mr. Reynolds's wine list is mostly French and Italian: 137 Kenmare Street (Mulberry Street), pasqualejones.com.
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Which side Mulberry will join under its new creative director, Johnny Coca, is still unclear.
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The Mulberry harbour was built to supply allied troops as they pushed the Germans back.
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She also donned aviator-style sunglasses and a scarf while toting a black Mulberry bag.
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It's made from 100% pure Mulberry silk for a luxe, light feel on their skin.
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On either side of the moon, radiant mulberry and scarlet break through the dark clouds.
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They will nibble their way through the churchyard between Mott and Mulberry Streets in NoLIta.
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The original 2000 "Superfly" film and the 235 remake screen at the Mulberry Street library.
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Some, like John Gotti's Ravenite Social Club on Mulberry Street, were infamous hangouts for gangsters.
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The Morgan's special grove of Kozo, or Paper Mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera) particularly called my attention.
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Mulberry is in the midst of one of the biggest turnaround efforts in British fashion history.
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One guy's father distilled a plum brandy that he aged for eight years in mulberry barrels.
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The Daily Bag Mulberry got a new creative director — and a whole new crop of handbags.
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The Mulberry silk and organic cotton are both free of pesticides, herbicides, and other harmful toxins.
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Then I approach Mulberry, which was a better choice because I wanted to celebrate British designers.
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Fueki uses acrylic paint, ink, and colored pencil on mulberry paper, which she mounts on wood.
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Her windows face the trees on the rock, which include maple, ash, black walnut and mulberry.
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These include Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Mulberry, Prada, Gucci, Miu Miu, Dio and D&G among others.
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Like Meghan, Kate clutched an oversized handbag by Mulberry and accessorized her look with black suede boots.
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If that's not good enough, consider that the duo also include mulberry silk inserts in the seats.
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Coca, who was previously Céline's head accessories designer, arrived at Mulberry in July 2015 under daunting circumstances.
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Mulberry operated concessions in House of Fraser, which was bought from administrators by Mike Ashley's Sports Direct.
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The Mulberry Street Bar in Little Italy is not actively courting the business of those progressive sorts.
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He walked into the Mulberry Street Bar and promptly set aside the restrictions attached to his freedom.
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Johnson's "Mulberry Street" is a deep blue, moody painting of a crowd of featureless men in hats.
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The following mornings I had mulberry ginger granola with Brazil nut milk and Mexican chocolate coconut yogurt.
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The reason for the segment was a story out of Mulberry, Florida, involving a 12-year-old who handed out THC gummies in a gym class at Mulberry Middle School last Thursday, sending at least five of them to the hospital with symptoms like stomach pain, dizziness, and nausea.
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A lone piper played in Mulberry Harbor, exactly 21945 years after British troops came ashore at Gold Beach.
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People were seen collecting wild mallow plants in abandoned lots and also eating mulberry leaves and other plants.
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She also hosts "VIP dinners" for high-profile clients including Alice Temperley and Mulberry, according to her blog.
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That could get Pasquale Jones run out of New Haven, but on Mulberry Street, it's a great idea.
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This established Italian restaurant is taking over the adjacent underground space that housed the Mulberry Project, a bar.
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Frasers Group looks forward to working more closely with Mulberry for the benefit of shareholders of both companies.
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Likewise in Little Italy, Sicilians clustered near Elizabeth Street while Neapolitans and Calabrians kept company along Mulberry Street.
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The Glass Room is open every day at 201 Mulberry Street (Soho, Manhattan) 12–8pm through December 14.
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For more on Harry and Meghan's new home and an exclusive tour of Windsor, pick up a copy of the latest issue of PEOPLE on newsstands on Friday "It has the most amazing mulberry walk, where we would pick mulberries for Prince Philip's mulberry gin," says a former palace staffer.
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He gave me experiences and opportunities that I could've never had just being an Italian immigrant from Mulberry Street.
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The deal will make British billionaire Mike Ashley's Frasers the third biggest investor in Mulberry, according to Refinitiv data.
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Johnny Coca offered navy felted wool military capes with silver poppers as part of his debut collection at Mulberry.
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For the fall 2017 collection, creative director Johnny Coca looked to the Mulberry Home archive for '70s print inspiration.
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The opposite of a fast fashion flash in the pan, the Bayswater has become an enduring classic for Mulberry.
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In 2003, as part of Crayola's centennial celebration, the company retired blizzard blue, magic mint, mulberry, and teal blue.
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Meghan also carried a $675 mini blue navy cross grain leather bag from Mulberry with a gold chain strap.
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In 2003, as part of Crayola's centennial celebration, the company retired blizzard blue, magic mint, mulberry and teal blue.
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The silk pillowcase we testedWe tested the LilySilk's 19 momme pure Mulberry silk pillowcase in Rosy Pink for $20.
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At a seaside tavern, diners nibble on freshly caught calamari under the generous boughs of an old mulberry tree.
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"Everything comes alive with film: the mood, the emotion, the storytelling," said Anne-Marie Verdin, the Mulberry brand director.
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He's off on Mondays and Tuesdays, so on Mondays, he likes to go to Mulberry Street in Little Italy.
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Families are celebrating hundreds of boxes of heirlooms that were unloaded from the scorched interior of 70 Mulberry Street.
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Under a mulberry tree, the governor told me that the news from Senator Steinburg and Congressman Murphy was untrue.
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Mulberry, another British heritage brand, has also been mentioned by bankers in the sector, as have Hunter and Barbour.
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Mulberry has been trailing snippets of the coming collection on Instagram and Snapchat in the run-up to its debut.
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The phosphate train was traveling from Mulberry, Florida, to Chicago with three locomotives and 100 loaded phosphate cars, CSX said.
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Mitchell procured the party invitations and thank-you cards from Minted, adding pops of color with flowers from Mulberry & Moss.
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The purchase makes Frasers, controlled by British billionaire Mike Ashley, the third biggest investor in Mulberry, based on Refinitiv data.
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She arrived in a green Emilia Wickstead dress paired with beige high heels and a matching clutch bag by Mulberry.
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Kate accessorized the wool and cashmere blend coat dress, which retails for $1,915, with a burgundy suede clutch by Mulberry.
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Mulberry Street pizza joint Rubirosa, ramen haven Hinata and Chef Jean George Vongerichten's eponymous New French eatery overlooking Central Park.
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Rose oil, anise extract, and mulberry extract are the heroes of the formula, which restores hydration and delivers major brightness.
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Mulberry Street in Little Italy is decked out in green, white and red as far as the eye can see.
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Neighborhood Joint At Milano's, a 137-year-old dive on Houston Street between Mulberry and Mott Streets, earlier is better.
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" That's when my inner Mulberry St. came out and I went all Joe Pesci on the guy and said "Uptight?
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Little Italy's signature sidewalk tables for alfresco dining had been hauled inside, leaving Mulberry Street just like any other street.
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Mulberry Project's cocktails will be served with Aunt Jake's food, and diners can select combinations of pasta, sauce and toppings.
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British billionaire Mike Ashley acquired a 12.5% stake in luxury leather goods brand Mulberry through his retail company, Frasers Group.
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Next month, he will open a more traditional pizza restaurant, at 334 Bowery (Bond Street): 112 Mulberry Street (Hester Street).
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More modest is Mulberry Point, a nearby peninsula where some shingle-sided cottages, usually not insulated, are for seasonal use.
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The city-owned building on 70 Mulberry Street is also home to the HT Chen & Dancers company and senior center.
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The phosphate train was traveling from Mulberry, Florida, to Chicago, with three locomotives and 100 loaded phosphate cars, CSX said.
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Mulberry said it had left the pact in March 2018 because of reprioritization of its business activities to leather goods.
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Mulberry will mark not just Mr. Coca's first step into the spotlight, but also his first venture into ready-to-wear.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - British luxury brand Mulberry said on Monday it had appointed Neil Ritchie as its new financial director.
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Samples were collected from wells within three to five miles of Mosaic's facility at Mulberry, Florida, by environmental consulting firm ECT.
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Mosaic said the monitoring system at its New Wales facility at Mulberry, Florida, showed a decline in water levels on Aug.
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Even her accessories, like Gucci mini bags and Mulberry satchels, rose by 214 percent and 95 percent, respectively, on the site.
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Few Mulberry High School graduates knew what to expect when their class valedictorian began her year-end speech with the words.
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Their yard is filled with food: blackberry bushes, grape vines, and fruit trees — fig, peach, pomegranate, guava, mulberry, jujubes, and banana.
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Rubirosa, an Italian-American pizza restaurant on Mulberry Street in the NoLIta section of Manhattan, was packed for brunch on Saturday.
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By Yiyun Li I MET THE WOMAN at a noodle shop on Mulberry Street, between a hostel and a funeral home.
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"Angelo's was the best one," said Gustavo Fernandez, who works at another Italian restaurant on the same stretch of Mulberry Street.
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Over Met Food's 25 years at its Mulberry Street location, the store's rent has risen to $90,000 a month from $9,000.
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Then, that spring 2018 collection will go on sale during London Fashion Week come February (which is when other labels still sticking to the traditional, six-months-ahead cadence will be trotting out fall 2018 designs.) "Mulberry has always been focused on offering a real and accessible lifestyle," Thierry Andretta, CEO of Mulberry Group, said in a release.
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More recently, Pringle of Scotland and Mulberry have joined the ranks with cool new designers bringing a fresh perspective to the classics.
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Every subsequent Mulberry creative director has put their unique spin on the Bayswater, and current creative director Johnny Coca is no exception.
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The Mulberry version of our dream-come-true toppers come in a range of archival patterns, from pastel florals to warm plaids.
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Mulberry, which most recently made us swoon with its fall 2017 duvet coats, has decided to sit out the catwalk going forward.
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Though retail sales were currently reflecting similar trends Mulberry said it expected to trade profitably and generate cash in the second half.
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The stairwell door would have blocked a view of the intruders from Mulberry Street, allowing them to work methodically at their task.
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Every Slip product, including the scrunchies, is made from the highest grade (6A) long fiber mulberry silk with a 22 momme thickness.
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The icing on the whitefly's cake, he said, is all the mulberry trees, which are steadily being denuded by the voracious bugs.
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For Di Palo's and the few remaining authentic shops around Grand and Mulberry, it is a mission to keep the culinary traditions.
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Instead, the museum held a community gathering Thursday morning in which local residents shared their memories and stories from 70 Mulberry Street.
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Last Friday, a conflagration erupted on the top floors of a historic building on 70 Mulberry Street in New York's Chinatown neighborhood.
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House of Fraser is an important partner for Mulberry, with its department stores containing most of the luxury group's concessions outside London.
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The pollen spike over the last week comes primarily from the area's trees, which include pine, oak, mulberry, birch and sweet gum.
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"With my good friend Richie Palmer who owns the famous MULBERRY STREET PIZZA Restaurants, In Los Angeles and Beverly Hills," Stallone, 70, wrote.
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Painted on hanji, a traditional paper made from mulberry bark, Chosonhwa works are delicate, a quality that offsets the ruggedness of the subjects.
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Mulberry, known for its classic brown leather bags with locks inspired by a postman's satchel, was founded in 1971 in Somerset, southwest England.
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He's slung drinks at Mulberry Project and the Tribeca Grand Hotel, but mostly he's known for his work with food dye and stencils.
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Created for his daughter as a play object, this figure in Cretan walnut and black mulberry communicates a father's love for his daughter.
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Kaelen top; Rebecca Taylor Firefly Floral Pant, $2600, available at Rebecca Taylor; Mulberry shoes; Chanel Gabrielle Bag, $25,2100, available in select Chanel stores.
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The Mulberry Street Branch of the New York Public Library is a gathering spot, as is McNally Jackson Books, at 52 Prince Street.
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Rachel Comey is at 2259 Crosby Street, Creatures of Comfort is at 2519 Mulberry Street, Maryam Nassir Zadeh is at 2595 Norfolk Street.
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British fashion house Mulberry has created a solution that could actually mimic the effect of staying in bed all day: a duvet poncho.
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Police in cities like New York and Chicago often left Italian ghettoes alone; they barely enforced the law in places like Mulberry Bend.
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The line of people moving down Mulberry Street in Manhattan's SoHo district on Tuesday night could've easily been confused for a product launch.
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Mulberry said although it entered into an agreement with Sports Direct on House of Fraser, the business continued to trade below previous levels.
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The Feast of San Gennaro returns to Little Italy today, leaving Mulberry Street dazzling in red, white and green for nearly two weeks.
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When the team members opened their first store on Mulberry Street, they put together as much of the interior themselves as they could.
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The company expects to announce changes to Genuine Liquorette, on the lower level, soon: 191 Grand Street (Mulberry Street), 646-726-6433, eatgenuine.com.
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The younger Mr. Rossi, who grew up above Angelo's restaurant on Mulberry Street — still in business, since 1902 — began working by age 7.
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When we saw White outside of Mulberry Street pizza in Bev Hills on Thursday, he told us how the whole thing came together.
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"So she knew exactly where to look to find an effective story, and this was probably too much for the government," Mulberry said.
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They're available for acquisition, too—in other words, someone could actually take home "The Mulberry Street Unicorn" as a piece, instead of a page.
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"The client comes into your shop and says I have seen this already and for less money," Mulberry Chief Executive Thierry Andretta told Reuters.
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After weeks of harsh heat his land, one and a half hectares (four acres) of peanuts, chillies and mulberry bushes, has turned to dust.
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This silk sleep mask is made from mulberry silk that's cool to the touch, hypoallergenic, and works to prevent eye wrinkles and dry skin.
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They carefully observe, analyze, and enjoy every single item on the table, especially the mulberry jam and pickled garlic that they all helped make.
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Ms. Deravian's daughters, Luna, 9, and Soleil, 6, formed the almond paste into both the traditional white mulberry shapes and into cute little bunnies.
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Even the massive Puck Building, which covers an entire block bounded by Lafayette, East Houston, Mulberry and Jersey Streets, is only nine stories high.
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LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - British luxury brand Mulberry said its first-half loss had widened, blaming investment costs and a tough UK trading environment.
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"Their reputation could absolutely impact their ability to expand or land partnerships with other brands," Chris Allieri, founder at brand consultancy Mulberry & Astor, said.
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Alexie considers at length, and with a considerable amount of round-the-mulberry-bush repetition, what we talk about when we talk about grief.
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Intermix, Cynthia Rowley, James Perse, Brunello Cucinelli, Coach, Mulberry, Tommy Hilfiger, Robert Marc, Olive and Bette's, Jimmy Choo, Burberry, Gant and Nars all followed.
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Yesterday, contractors working with the city recovered almost 200 boxes of the museum's archives from a second-floor room in the Mulberry Street building.
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Mulberry operates 21 concessions in House of Fraser, the department stores group that was bought from administrators by Mike Ashley's Sports Direct this month.
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Meanwhile, shares of luxury fashion firm Mulberry tanked after it issued a profit warning over the collapse of iconic U.K. retailer House of Fraser.
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At Meena's prison, the women's cells are arranged around a spacious courtyard, shaded by mulberry trees, and the children have free rein of it.
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On a warm spring day, nine people were gathered inside a cold crypt beneath the Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral on Mulberry Street.
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The creative director Emma Hill quit in 2013, sales collapsed and Mulberry was forced to repeatedly issue profit warnings before parting company with Mr. Guillon.
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He worked on unprimed, unbleached linen and mulberry paper — varied brown, absorbent surfaces whose fibers are visible in the former and vulnerable in the latter.
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Chris Allieri, a crisis management professional at public relations firm Mulberry & Astor, said he doesn't expect consumers to forget about Wayfair's sales practices anytime soon.
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And when she came across a five-acre plot with pecan trees, wild blackberries, grapes, persimmons and mulberry trees in Oxford, she fell in love.
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The duchess wore the baby-blue coat by Mulberry, one of her favorite UK labels, during a visit to the film charity Cinemagic in Ballymena.
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Some in the fashion industry might have pouted that there wasn't a higher-profile British brand in the mix — think Burberry, Mulberry or Christopher Kane.
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Shot in black and white and blurred by being printed on mulberry paper and then digitally enlarged, the images aren't as haunting as they should be.
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Meghan looked sophisticated and chic in a blush pink sleeveless trench dress by Canadian label NONIE, accessorized with neutral heels, stud earrings and a Mulberry clutch.
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If you're in New York and want to stop by, the store is open to public on weekends between 11AM to 7PM at 197 Mulberry Street.
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"The Bayswater is an iconic style for Mulberry and is a style that I really love because it's easy, functional and has nice proportions," he explains.
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In 2003, Crayola bid goodbye to blizzard blue, magic mint, mulberry and teal -- though amid a hue and cry, fans were able to rescue burnt sienna.
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Brine-poached in mulberry juice, and served alongside a sorrel-potato puree, coarsely grated grilled beet, caramelized shallots, a wild berry compote, and fresh sorrel leaves.
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A wagon wheel fell off en route to the Mulberry Gap; a child on a wagon trail died, and the grief-stricken parents refused to budge.
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During Reuters' last visit in April, Zhou's children played with poppy-farming tools, and a small plot of poppy stalks grew next to his mulberry bushes.
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It features a vegan blend of herbal ingredients including ginseng and Mulberry bark (and CBD, of course) to promote cell regeneration and maintain your youthful glow.
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In 1972, following an interfamily dispute, Gallo was celebrating a birthday with family and friends in Umberto's Clam House on Mulberry Street in Manhattan's Little Italy.
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It also offers serious cocktails by Jeremy Strawn, a bartender who made a name for himself at the Mulberry Project and the Standard, High Line hotel.
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"70 Mulberry Street is a pillar of Chinatown, and I stand with the entire community as recovery efforts continue," de Blasio said in an emailed statement.
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The weaker pound has helped draw in more tourists and spending to the U.K., and made companies like Mulberry more competitive, its CEO Thierry Andretta told CNBC.
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The first thing Ernie does is hand you a postcard of Mulberry Street in the 1800s and says 'This is there same neighborhood where you're standing now.
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Mulberry silk is one of the more popular silk fabrics, and it's made from ulberryis generally considered to provide the best balance of strength, aesthetics and affordability.
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To New Yorkers, greater Mulberry Street is typically considered NoLIta, unless it's northern Chinatown, or to those old enough to remember Sinatra at the Paramount, Little Italy.
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Myrivilis' Mulberry tavern (also called I Mouria tou Myrivili) on the harbor of Skala Sikaminias offers grilled octopus, memorable broiled feta cheese saganaki and the daily catch.
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So I didn't waste time worrying about the other Italian restaurants on the south end of Mulberry Street when Pasquale Jones took up residence there in February.
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That stretch of Mulberry Street is a block south of the Little Italy boundary, and quieter, with a few small Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants and a bakery.
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In "The Apollonian Sword" of 2014, a blade is supported by a chunk of charred black mulberry poured with molten lead that deserved to be left alone.
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Wealthy Roman Catholics could choose to spend eternity at the Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, on Mulberry Street, the precursor to St. Patrick's Cathedral in Midtown.
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Sit inside one and you immediately notice how sound and light travel differently as they're absorbed into pine wood beams and diffused through pale mulberry-paper windows.
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Dr. Scelsa said that about three years ago, his museum bought out a rent-controlled tenant in its building, on the corner of Mulberry and Grand Streets.
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There are three standout paintings in this exhibition: "Mulberry Street" (220) by Lester Johnson, "Untitled (Seated Figures)" (21960) by Jan Müller, and "Bacchanal" (21945) by Bob Thompson.
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A healthy collection of Australian bars, restaurants, and clothing stores have taken root in a stretch of NoLIta, around Mulberry Street, that some people call Little Australia.
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The new inquiries will consider whether the authorities ignored warnings before the bombings in the crowded Mulberry Bush pub and The Tavern in Birmingham, central England, on Nov.
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Because the vinegar soaks up the flavors of the cask it is aged in, wood—oak, mulberry, chestnut, cherry, juniper, ash, and acacia—is part of the recipe.
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Ever since his 1937 children's book debut with And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street, Dr. Seuss has been enchanting kid and adult readers alike.
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On Tuesday, the first day of their four-day Scandinavian tour, Kate carried a Mulberry bag — a British brand that also happens to be a favorite of Meghan's.
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There's those dressed for high-tea while walking into Mulberry, and the Palace, Supreme, and Gosha Rubchinskiy fans sporting the latest Burberry collaboration outside Christopher Bailey's last show.
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Beckham will be joining a host of established and emerging British designers on the London Fashion Week schedule, from Mulberry and Burberry to Matty Bovan and Ashley Williams.
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This week, Fabio Malaver, 53, a household butler, clutched a Mulberry suit bag and scoured the wall displays for an exact match to replace a long-lost button.
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The royal mom, who is expecting her third child in April, recycled her pink Mulberry coat dress, which she also wore during her pregnancy with Charlotte in 2015.
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"Politics aside, most executives from widely respected, major brands have avoided any connection with Trump," Chris Allieri, the founder of the brand consultancy Mulberry & Astor, told Business Insider.
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It's made out of 100% Mulberry silk — one of the highest quality silks you can buy — and comes in 13 colors and three sizes: standard, queen, and king.
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Slip "Slipsilk" Pure Silk Sleep Mask, $50Slip's 100% pure Mulberry silk sleep mask is lightweight, super soft, and makes something as simple as going to bed feel luxurious.
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Neither does Bluestone Lane, with its live performances and hygge feel and turmeric sweet-potato-hummus toast, or the place next door, Mulberry & Vine, another health-food franchise.
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As is customary on the island, couples have the option to wear matching dresses made from softened mulberry tree bark and hand painted with black and brown patterns.
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Empress Masako's tasks include tending to the silkworms of the Imperial Cocoonery, feeding them mulberry leaves and weaving structures from rice straw on which they spin their cocoons.
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The fire broke out Thursday night at 70 Mulberry Street, in a former school that educated generations of immigrants before becoming a cherished cultural landmark in the neighborhood.
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Pause for a moment to absorb this, then move on to the next immigrant story, in which Mimi Ma's father invests too many hopes in a mulberry tree.
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Chris Allieri, principal at public relations firm Mulberry and Astor, said a better route for Facebook would be to take steps to actually fix its platforms&apos problems.
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Gift the Brooklinen Mulberry Silk Eye Mask, $29 The silky smooth eye mask both blocks out light and prevents travel-stress-induced creases from forming around their eyes.
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After a 30-month absence from the fashion week calendar, a beleaguered Mulberry is hoping for a renewal with the former Céline star Johnny Coca as its creative director.
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He harked back to the original Mulberry logo and brand font after discovering it in the archives, a nod to both the company's '70s roots and its fresh start.
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Andretta helped Mulberry hire Spanish-born designer Coca, ex-Louis Vuitton and Celine, whose new collection on Sunday is set to be a talking point of London Fashion Week.
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Mulberry, known for its classic leather bags, said full-year retail sales rose 8 percent to 118.7 million pounds, while total revenue rose 5 percent to 155.9 million pounds.
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Kampun, 236, makes beautiful paper from mulberry bark and Nittaya, 212, has woven striking black, white and grey textiles which are now on sale in IKEA stores across Europe.
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The country is now the cheapest country globally after tax refunds, according to UBS research – which should be good news for British luxury goods companies like Burberry and Mulberry.
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Today, a three-bedroom apartment at 133 Mulberry Street, a condo project that appears to have been cobbled together from three tenement buildings, is for sale at $2.85 million.
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Character Study E. Rossi & Company, an Italian gift shop on Grand Street near Mulberry Street in Little Italy, has become something of a museum of Italian-American pop culture.
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Each evening after work, I would walk down the steps of the building on Mulberry Street, built in 1893, and into the heart of a bustling Chinatown at twilight.
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Each portrait consists of two sheets of earthen-toned paper made from mulberry and flax indigenous to the region, with one sheet by Heyman and one by Lucy Ganje.
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I said I had never eaten a mulberry, and it was decided that we would visit the tree in an hour or two, when it was time for a break.
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At New York restaurant Mulberry & Vine, for instance, between 20 percent and 40 percent of the revenue goes to third-party platforms and couriers — as delivery demand increases, profitability decreases.
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We trundled along Sydney's winding roads towards Bondi Beach—one of the most visited beaches in Australia—as Holland pointed out a mulberry tree on the side of the freeway.
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Finally, though, a dream we've held near and dear ever since Jury's Inn revealed a prototype for a duvet suit sort of came true on the runway, thanks to Mulberry.
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We'll do anything we can to help," 38-year-old Candice Jorgensen told him — McAdams leaned in to give her son a tip for scout camp: "Try the mulberry juice.
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Mulberry said it had faced bad debt and fixed asset write-off of 2.1 million pounds and fixed asset impairment costs of 800,000 pounds from the House of Fraser collapse.
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Mulberry also said the ongoing delay in agreeing the nature of Britain's potential exit from the European Union continued to create uncertainty that could impact the performance of the business.
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It wasn't by chance that the sculpted women in that Mulberry Street penthouse looked as if they had been shaken, like subscription cards, from the pages of an Allure magazine.
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This puppet was more manageable, at only 40 pounds, and Mr. De Nonno danced the puppet along Mulberry Street weaving through the crowd while he manipulated the sword and shield.
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Matt Mulberry, a Washington-based journalist who trained with Day at a journalism program in Mexico in 2012, said she knew the region and how to report on popular movements.
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Mulberry dijo que había abandonado el pacto en marzo de 2018 debido a un cambio en la priorización de sus actividades comerciales y un viraje a los artículos de cuero.
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He had played tennis with the children at Van Voorhees Playground and then they picked mulberries from a mulberry tree that was growing by the entrance to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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The recordings were made with a bug placed in an older woman's apartment above the Ravenite Social Club on Mulberry Street in Little Italy in Manhattan, where Mr. Gotti held court.
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For our Hanukkah Spectacular, Aaron Polsky, beverage director of NYC's Greenwich Project and Mulberry Project, graced our mantles with two Hanukkah-themed cocktails: a Hanukkah Manhattan and The Eight Night Stand.
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Pivonka claims he dug a dozen times near the mulberry tree until one day he was stopped by a park official who told him he needed a right of entry permit.
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Tehran's army of municipal gardeners, who are mostly Afghan migrants, was sent out to tie yellow ribbons of flypaper around the mulberry trees, and nearly any other tree for that matter.
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These are the clothes on display at the new Aimé Leon Dore store on Mulberry Street, which opened in February just up the block from the cool-girl pizza spot Rubirosa.
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His latest investment, announced Monday, is in British luxury brand Mulberry, known for its stylish handbags that cost up to $5,000 and are a favorite of Kate Middleton and Megan Markle.
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The evening on Mulberry Street was already thickening with the aroma of fried dough and grilled sausage when a knight in faded armor coursed through the crowd in a shopping cart.
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"The Marionettes are back on Mulberry Street," yelled Tony De Nonno, 70, an aficionado of a specific style of Sicilian puppet theater of which the hand-carved knight was an example.
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Six years ago, Ikea, the Swedish housewares company, entered into a partnership with Doi Tung, which produced ceramics, tableware and mulberry paper sold in the limited-edition collections Annanstans and Hantverk.
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"Five years ago, two British luxury labels ruled the roost: Burberry and then Mulberry, its cooler, quirkier and less intimidating little sister," said Richard Gray, the Sunday Times Style magazine fashion director.
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When he wasn't shooing kids away from his mulberry bushes, he was playing music for them, or showing them how to eat a fish like a sandwich and spit out the bones.
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During her visit, Kate — who wore a pale blue Mulberry coat and a printed skirt by Dolce & Gabbana — met with staff and a small number of prisoners to hear their personal stories.
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It also comes in some new eye-popping colors, including marina blue and mulberry (fancy speak for REALLY BRIGHT BLUE and EXTREMELY PURPLE), as well as more subdued white and lilac options.
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Paths fork; a turn could take us off course while also yielding an unknown encounter — with a blocked road, a talkative stranger, a mulberry tree, or a town destroyed by an earthquake.
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This kind of difficulty was rare among the pastas, although linguine with clams was pure Mulberry Street, a mop of bland noodles come to rest in a slosh of thin, salty sauce.
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In fact, the monarch was shown a picture of Queen Mary planting a mulberry tree at NIAB's original site in Cambridge when she opened it with King George V in Oct. 1921.
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When I was a kid, my mother would drag me all over New York City in search of various treasures—biscotti on Mott Street, an espresso on Mulberry, paella in Washington Heights.
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Exceptional green tea from South Korea is brewed along with tisanes — made from mulberry leaves, mistletoe stems or dried wild pears — that Korean mothers brew in winter for sneezing and sniffling children.
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CreditCreditHenry Bourne FIRST, CUT SHARPLY off a two-lane road leading around Italy's Lake Como and dodge the local stray cats until you hit a cobbled lane lined with scruffy mulberry trees.
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They ran nightly performances in the Manteo Marionette Storefront Theater on Mulberry Street until it closed in 1939, and was replaced with a rectory for the Shrine Church of Most Precious Blood.
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Joining those brands, at various points, were Comptoir des Cotonniers (345 Bleecker Street), Brooks Brothers Black Fleece (351), MM6 by Maison Margiela (8003), Juicy Couture (368), Mulberry (387) and Lulu Guinness (394).
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Among the signatories were Kering (owner of labels including Gucci and Saint Laurent); LVMH Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (owner of Fendi and Christian Dior); and two British fashion houses, Burberry and Mulberry.
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Roman Grandinetti, the marketing professional and DJ who founded it with his mother, is also part of the team behind Mulberry Street's Manero's Pizza, another Neo New York establishment, which opened last August.
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From the spring/summer 2003 Luella Bartley-designed Mulberry bag named for Gisele Bündchen to Proenza Schouler's 'anti-It Bag' the PS1, the tan pocketbook has weathered the ebb and flow of trends.
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Pleated skirts, rose-printed dresses and studded leather jackets, in saffron and tangerine, were seen at British fashion brand Mulberry, which returned to the catwalk for the first time after two turbulent years.
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The government is also encouraging the redevelopment of the Upper Town neighborhood, a historic and very walkable area that has been neglected, said Jean-Paul Lugaro, owner of Mulberry Real Estate in Gibraltar.
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Carole Ryan, 68, a nutritional counselor and longtime resident of Yarnell Ms. Ryan's home of 36 years, an L-shaped structure flanked by oak and mulberry trees, was turned to ashes in 2013.
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But the police said Mr. Caserta stabbed John outside the Mulberry Street Bar on May 7, during what John said was a fight over his interest in a woman Mr. Caserta once dated.
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Jonathan Lippincott will be presenting a slide lecture on the life and work of Robert Murray at the Mulberry Street Library ( Soho, at 10 Jersey Street, NYC) on July 20th at 2:30pm.
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Credit...Asa Sjostrom for The New York Times Behind Zulhumar Isaac's grandmother's house, there was a large mulberry tree, so vast the branches covered the roof of the garage like a second ceiling.
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The interwoven branches tell the story of how families grow and expand throughout generations, making it a natural choice for a brand like Mulberry whose entire identity is rooted in its British heritage.
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Alimentari has an area with six barrels they call "batteria," each made with a distinctive wood to give the vinegar a specific flavor (there's chestnut, cherry tree, acacia, mulberry, juniper ash and durmast).
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Kering, owner of labels including Gucci and Saint Laurent; LVMH Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, owner of Fendi and Christian Dior; and two British fashion houses, Burberry and Mulberry, signed on to the project.
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They are modeled after traditional Japanese shoji screens, typically fashioned from latticed bamboo and washi, or mulberry paper, though no one in Japan, Sugimoto says mournfully, uses shoji screens anymore; they're too expensive.
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The owners of Mulberry & Vine told Dunn that 20 to 40 percent of their delivery revenue goes to pay platforms like Seamless, and what's left sometimes doesn't even cover their overhead, including food costs.
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Mulberry lost many customers when former boss Bruno Guillon, who came from Hermes, increased the focus on higher priced bags costing as much as 1,800 pounds ($2,575), more than double Mulberry's core price range.
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Mulberry, whose bags sell for around 1,000 pounds, reported an annual loss in June last year as it took a 3 million pound hit from the collapse of department stores group House of Fraser.
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For its fall '17 collection, "we went to the archive of Mulberry Home from the '70s and took a lot of prints from the past," Johnny Coca, Mulberry's creative director, told Elle UK backstage.
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The brand tapped a buzzy new creative director in late 2014 — Johnny Coca, who'd been at Céline previously — and resumed runway showings after taking a two-LFW hiatus, with Coca's first collection for Mulberry.
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Rourke spelled it out for us at Mulberry Street Pizzeria in Bev Hills ... saying if Lenny has real interest in squashing the beef, he's down to have a friendly beer summit and make peace.
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Blume, which sells self-care and menstrual products marketed to young women and teenagers, had a pop-up at 224 Mulberry Street in NoLIta in February that included a slumber party and panel discussion.
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Clean Market, a store on 54th Street and Second Avenue that sells natural beauty products and services like vitamin IV drips, has a pop-up in NoLIta at Project by Equinox on Mulberry Street.
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In Koni Ghil, on the outskirts of Samarkand, Zarif Mukhratov has built a mill from scratch, where he is keeping the tradition of silk paper — made from the branches of the mulberry tree — alive.
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Among the restaurant's partners is Max Levai, who works with his family-owned Marlborough Galleries, so he is decking out the space with art: (Tuesday): 32 Mulberry Street (Mosco Street), 646-2847-2347, jukunyc.com.
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I start munching on the mulberry overnight oats I got in a Daily Harvest box a few weeks back while I check all of the magazine's email inboxes and send out the team calendar.
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Qi also sells a range of beautiful handmade ceramics made by artists in Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital of China, like bamboo serving boards and tools — and this unique strainer made from a mulberry leaf.
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Mr. De Nonno and his puppet headed into the church's rear courtyard on Mulberry Street where festivalgoers were pinning dollar bills to a statue of San Gennaro that is carried along during the feast.
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Algunos de los signatarios fueron Kering (propietario de marcas como Gucci y Saint Laurent); LVMH Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (propietario de Fendi y Christian Dior); y dos casas de moda británicas, Burberry y Mulberry.
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"It's clear that a lack of diversity in the board room as well as the creative team has a huge impact," Chris Allieri, the founder of the brand consultancy Mulberry & Astor, told Business Insider.
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Flowers to accent the space were provided by Mulberry & Moss, with celeb-loved bakery Polkatots Cupcakes designing the dessert table — whose centerpiece came in the form of a colorful mermaid-themed pull-apart cupcake creation.
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The intimacy of Ehrenreich's reporting domesticates the violence and injustice, thus rendering it more shocking: A fragment of a tear gas grenade and broken lawn furniture mingle beneath a fruiting mulberry tree in the garden.
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After months of research, Mr. Naderi concluded there are only two ways to get rid of the pests: Pray for a long, cold winter to kill all their eggs, or cut down the mulberry trees.
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Closed restaurants and shops are seen along a nearly deserted Mulberry Street in the Little Italy neighborhood of Manhattan during the coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) in New York City, New York, U.S., March 18, 2020.
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The building on 70 Mulberry Street is home to MOCA's Collections and Research Center, which holds an archive of more than 65,000 artifacts, photos, memorabilia, documents, oral histories, and artwork documenting Chinese communities in America.
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At its peak in 2012, before Chief Executive Thierry Andretta, now CEO of Britain's Mulberry, resigned over strategic differences, revenue reached 235 million euros and the company's operating margins stood at around 10-12 percent.
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At the same time, the tree of life is also famously representative of our relationships with one another, from the arboreous ancestry diagrams of proud elementary schoolers to the recognizable logos of Mulberry and Timberland.
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The space has been available for a year, after Mulberry, a British company that sells leather handbags, closed after a nine-year run, said Mr. Arnold, a managing member of the Misra Group of Companies.
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Outside his editorial work, Mr. Enninful has guided many of the biggest fashion brands on their advertising campaigns, including Giorgio Armani, Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Mulberry, Valentino, Calvin Klein, Fendi, Gucci, Hugo Boss and Missoni.
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When Lord Grosvenor raised a cup carved from Shakespeare's mulberry tree, treating the "blest relic" as if it were a chalice filled with Communion wine, the eyebrows of the more puritan present were raised high.
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With its caped shoulders and French blue hue, Kate's chic belted Mulberry coat evoked a similar look worn by the young witches of Beauxbatons, the French magic school in the Harry Potter book and film series.
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At Mulberry, known for its leather handbags made in southwest England, the strategy should boost sales of full price goods, extending the time they are in store before seasonal clearance periods, said Chief Executive Thierry Andretta.
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Much depends on brands' aspirations and business set-up, including whether, like Mulberry, they own the majority of their own shops, meaning they are less reliant on the needs and orders of intermediaries like department stores.
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Meghan, 37, went with a casual look for the afternoon outing, wearing jeans, a navy blue coat and a pair of nude Stuart Weitzman heels, which she paired with a Mulberry purse and gold aviator sunglasses.
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While the Lite has just one button instead of the Versa's three, and comes in some new colors (blue, mulberry, lilac, and white), you could easily mistake it for last year's smartwatch at a quick glance.
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"We can go up little by little to between 15 and 13 stores," Andretta added, saying this was a medium to long-term goal and that Mulberry was also looking to grow e-commerce in China.
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It's hard to say what cannabis was like before ancient viruses helped it develop the properties we're familiar with today, but according to Hughes some of its closest relatives are innocuous plants like mulberry and hops.
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As for Metternich's background, he's a self-described "venture designer" who's helped brands like Alexander McQueen, Jimmy Choo, Topshop, French Connection, and Mulberry enter the e-comm fray and "become relevant again" both on- and offline.
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The second and third phases, which could ultimately include 7.5 million square feet of space, could be built on vacant land or go in at three planned projects: Mulberry Commons, South of Market or Lotus Riverfront.
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Washi is one of the strongest papers in the world, and to produce it, one has to cultivate the kozo, a shrublike tree that is related to the mulberry (gampi and mitsumata trees are also used).
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Sal's adoptive Mexican-American family consists of a devoted gay father and a sage grandmother who tells stories of growing up poor and finding hope in small miracles like fallen yellow leaves from a mulberry tree.
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"Back when we first got here, everyone used to think we were all Crocodile Dundee with kangaroos in our backyards," said Tim Sykes, 32, a co-owner of Ruby's Cafe, an Australian restaurant on Mulberry Street.
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Much like the neighborhood, those traditions have been fading for years, but here was this errant knight being conveyed by a couple of locals doing their part to revive a tradition: the Marionettes of Mulberry Street.
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At Mulberry, creative director Johnny Coca turned to British uniforms - military, school as well as suits and country wear - showing plenty of olive 1940s-style jackets and skirts, pinstripe navy and burgundy blazers and paisley creations.
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Hiding in your grandfather's mulberry tree, you listen to your father and his brother discuss what they will eat for suhoor, thereby indicating that it is still Ramadan, that this is just days before Watak's murder.
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On Friday, Susan Brandt, the president of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, said that the mural had been intended to illustrate the "wonderful possibility of a child's imagination," which was the story line of the Mulberry Street book.
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In January, Mayor Ras J. Baraka unveiled the $110 million Mulberry Commons project, which will develop 22 acres between the central business district and the Ironbound with housing, a commercial center and a three-acre park.
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LONDON — "I have always liked a challenge," said Johnny Coca, the new creative director of Mulberry, as he sipped a green tea last week, deep in the heart of the brand's headquarters on Kensington Church Street here.
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The company merged with GrubHub in 2013, creating a near-monopoly over internet-based food delivery until recent years when a flurry of newer, more specialized services like Caviar, Uber Eats, and Mulberry & Vine entered the market.
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Before Dr. Seuss published his first book, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street, in 1937, he made his living writing copy and creating advertisements for major companies like NBC and Ford Motor Company.
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" Not one to just speculate, Churchill is credited with several important inventions, including the "landship" during World War I (now known as tanks), and artificial harbors (so-called "Mulberry harbors that were eventually employed during D-Day).
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In one part of the gallery she was shown a wedding dress made from masi — cloth produced from the bark of the paper mulberry tree — for the 1991 marriage of Adi Litia Mara to Lord Henry Dugdale.
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Mulberry Chief Executive Officer Thierry Andretta said in a recent interview that many of its new products would be available after the show and some within a few weeks, sooner than the traditional four to six months.
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After all, they might have been told by their spiritual leaders that they've been accepted back into the Yazidi community—but that can be hard to remember back at home, away from the mulberry trees of Lalish.
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That's right: The biodegradable mask, which is infused with cocoa, mulberry, and honey, promises "pure radiance," but no hydrating ingredient can hold a candle to the fact that it'll make skin appear holographic while you wear it.
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Britain's Mulberry - which specialises in handbags retailing at under 1,000 pounds ($1,313.20) - reported sliding sales in its home market in its first-half, but said it was still banking on growth in China and elsewhere in Asia.
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But the processes that Bolt Threads has come up with are far easier than natural silk manufacturing, which traditionally requires silkworms and plenty of mulberry leaves, which are plants threatened by climate change and the silk industry.
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Most locals are descendants of people who also braved the Aegean Sea, fleeing Turkey or forcibly displaced in the aftermath of World War I. The two brothers who run Myrivilis' Mulberry are the grandsons of a refugee.
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"The company is old enough, big enough, and profitable enough to do the right thing without fear of a short-term boycott or backlash on social media," Chris Allieri, the founder and principal of Mulberry & Astor, said.
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The Italian-American Catholicism of the area was centered on street processions devoted to saints brought over from the old country: San Gandolfo for the Sicilians on Elizabeth Street, San Gennaro for the Neapolitans on Mulberry Street.
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Two blue-tiled madrassas flanked a vast stone reservoir, along with a Sufi cloister and a teahouse, all of which stood empty and blanketed in mist, silent but for the screeching of birds in the mulberry trees.
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Along with ethnographic sculptures from Africa and other regions, Tambaran is showing contemporary work by the South Korean artist Sung Hee Cho, who makes mulberry paper, hand-paints it and sculpts it into colorful, abstract wall reliefs.
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The prospect of the Council prohibiting businesses from refusing cash appeared to go over well with Maren Berthelsen and Lucia Burns, two friends who were having lunch on Thursday at Mulberry & Vine on Warren Street in Manhattan.
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CLAM PIZZA AT PASQUALE JONES Small refinements on the New Haven favorite, like marinating littlenecks in garlic and dribbling cream on the pie, make more difference than you'd suppose: 2917 Mulberry Street, Little Italy; no phone; pasqualejones.com.
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The blocked pathways already threatened to melt into a slushy fuck you in the afternoon sun, likely inspiring the generally polite-but-utilitarian pace and demeanor of the people I passed on my way up Mulberry Street.
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The week's runner-up, at $21,000,000, according to city records, was the sale of a penthouse on the seventh and eighth floors of 224 Mulberry Street in NoLIta, the new condo by the architecture and development firm Flank.
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High-end luxury leather goods makers such as Mulberry face fierce competition from more accessible brands such as Furla, Longchamp and Kate Spade, that give customers the look and feel of luxury at a fraction of the price.
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Mulberry, best known for its handcrafted leather bags manufactured in southwest England, is the latest fashion firm to experiment with a model dubbed "see now, buy now", making every item on show on Friday immediately available to clients.
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A pleasingly boxy bucket bag with a small top handle as well as a detachable shoulder strap, the Hampstead is made from soft leather and closes with drawstrings fed through an adapted rider's lock — a recent Mulberry signature.
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At first glance, the crowds of people congregating on a block of Mulberry Street, a stretch of squat brick buildings near downtown Memphis, on the morning of April 4th, might have been there for a variety of reasons.
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Mr. Valamios used to supplement his income as a fisherman by working five months of the year at Myrivilis' Mulberry taverna, facing the bucolic port where fishermen mend yellow nets beneath oleanders and village cats prowl for fish.
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The stand-out faller across UK markets was Mulberry whose shares sank 26 percent after the luxury handbag maker said it would take a 2503 million pounds hit from the administration of House of Fraser earlier this month.
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The cave also contains hand stencils in the first ocher phase, a second phase of hand stencils in a mulberry color along with intricate motifs and humans, and a third phase of human figures, boats and geometric designs.
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British luxury bag maker Mulberry said on Monday it would take a 3 million pound ($3.8 million) hit from the collapse of House of Fraser, adding to the toll it faces from tough conditions in its home market.
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"The neurologist who saw Kaitlyn said she was going to be non-verbal for all of her life," Figueroa, a single mom who lives in Mulberry and works as a manager at a local McDonald's, explained to Today.
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Mr. Geisel was born in Springfield in 1904, and his legacy there is celebrated with activities, including a tour of Mulberry Street, a memorial interactive sculpture garden that opened in 2002 and special weeks designated to honor him.
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" On Mulberry Street in Little Italy in New York City "This was the end to a very drawn out breakup; one where we were both really sad to let the other go, and often thought we could hang out.
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The marina blue looks like the sort of paint jobs you'd find on the cars of MTV's Pimp My Ride, while mulberry is so purple it looks like Barney the Dinosaur was murdered and then slapped on your wrist.
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Marni hired Miuccia Prada's number two Francesco Risso, Mulberry appointed Phoebe Philo's number two Johnny Coca, and Jil Sander recently named Simons' other former number two Lucie Meier (and her husband, Luke Meier) as head of its design team.
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The three of them squeeze so many of the prevailing casual New York-Italian tropes into this glass-walled dining room on the corner of Kenmare and Mulberry Streets that it's virtually a showroom of the genre, circa 2016.
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Sex toys are not the first things that spring to mind when visiting Yucheng, a sleepy, riverside town in the Yangtze River Delta, about an hour's drive from Shanghai, best known for its grapes, mulberry trees and turtle ponds.
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Tehran Journal TEHRAN — It is usually around midday, when the late-summer sun is scorching the Iranian capital, that they appear: thousands of minuscule whiteflies, seemingly everywhere, but particularly thick on the leaves of Tehran's signature tree, the mulberry.
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He makes them take of the bark of a certain tree, in fact of the mulberry tree, the leaves of which are the food of the silkworms, these trees being so numerous that whole districts are full of them.
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This year, Sight Unseen has tapped outlets like Opening Ceremony, 3.1 Phillip Lim and Creatures of Comfort to partner with designers on a handful of satellite venues around New York which will complement a central location at 201 Mulberry.
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In front of her was a rainbow of fruit from the tropics — pink-red lychees, ruby rambutans, yellow mangos, pale green Taiwanese guava and fuchsia dragon fruit — sitting atop three tables on the sidewalk of Mulberry Street near Canal.
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His cousin, Ahmed Abu Zeid, 63, a cousin of Mohammed Abu Zeid, has continued doing some business from home as it would cost several thousand dollars to replace stock and repair his war-damaged shop, near a mulberry tree.
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Five years ago, the fortunes of Mulberry, Britain's largest luxury leather-goods manufacturer, were buoyed by booming sales of its high-quality accessories at accessible luxury prices, bags swinging from the arms of a cool coterie of British "it" girls.
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Britain's Mulberry is the latest label to usher in a "see now, buy now" model - cutting out the usual six-month delay in delivering a runway collection to stores - two years after Burberry embraced the idea and set rivals abuzz.
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"As for my pizza toppings – keep in mind, I'm the guy who likes to put tequila and brown sugar in my oatmeal, so pineapple on pizza is MY JAM – with ham," he says of the pie from Mulberry Street Pizza.
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Chung, a fashion darling who has collaborated with British clothing retailer Marks & Spencer and had a Mulberry handbag named after her, swapped the coveted catwalk front row for backstage - sending out models in her eponymous brand, which she launched last year.
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The only New York City parks are DeSalvio Playground, at Spring and Mulberry streets, scheduled for reconstruction soon; andPetrosino Square, which is actually a triangle bounded by Kenmare and Lafayette Streets and Cleveland Place, filled with trees, plants and benches.
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The company is working with more than 1,800 families, who grow mulberry bushes to feed the silkworms on 2,000 hectares (5,000 acres) of land, producing at least 288,000 kg of cocoons to be exported to China each year, Wang said.
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Italian immigrants who arrived in New York in the late 19th and early 219th centuries established the Shrine Church of the Most Precious Blood on Mulberry Street in 27 and brought the Feast of San Gennaro to the neighborhood by 210.
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His pride and joy is the estate's "kitchen garden" of flowering trees and vegetables, where he and his octogenarian pruning master, Jan Freriks, know how to shape a black mulberry espalier — just the way it was decreed by Louis XIV.
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Chung, a long-time darling of the British fashion industry with a Mulberry handbag named after her, turned to 1983, the year she was born, for the autumn/winter 2019 line presented on the second day of London Fashion Week.
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Shortly afterward, at a minute past six, the time that King was shot, an enormous bell in the motel courtyard rang thirty-nine times—once for each year of King's life—and the crowd on Mulberry Street began to disperse.
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You'll also find scallion pancakes, soup dumplings, steamed ribs, noodle soups and the kohlrabi salad from Fung Tu restaurant, where Wilson Tang, the owner of Nom Wah, is a partner: Mimi Cheng's, 380 Broome Street (Mulberry Street), 212-343-1387, mimichengs.
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Overhanging his outer compound wall were the only two remaining shade trees in the citadel, one a dying oak, the other a mulberry tree, and within the compound was a tatterdemalion garden, where a scrawny pomegranate tree drooped with heavy fruit.
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The Istanbul-based shipper, Mulberry Proje Yatirim, shares an address with Marilyns Proje Yatirim, a mining company that signed a joint venture with Venezuela's state mining firm Minerven last year, according to filings with a Turkish trade registry gazette in September.
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With the launches of Givenchy's pumpkin bags and the multicolor monograms Takashi Murakami collaborated on with Louis Vuitton, Vevers became synonymous with the early 2000s It-bag phenomenon and was hired to reinvigorate Mulberry in 2004, followed by Loewe in 2007.
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A recent meal at Marle included a rainbow of raw radishes, beets and carrots served with celery yogurt; beef fillet with golden girolles and a sweet-marjoram-accented sauce; and — the chef's favorite — a bright mulberry, honey and custard tart.
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Once home to thousands of Italians and Italian-Americans, Little Italy has long since shrunk to a name on a street map and — at most — a three-block stretch of red-sauce joints on Mulberry Street patronized almost entirely by tourists.
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TOGH-BAIRDI, Afghanistan — A lone grave, its dirt mound shaded under the drooping branches of a mulberry tree and kept adorned with flowers, has become a daily stop for seminary students and staff members near Togh-Bairdi, in northern Afghanistan.
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" In a statement on Thursday, MOCA revealed that earlier this week it held a meeting with concerned supporters to "stress the urgent prioritization needed to salvage the MOCA Collections which have been stuck in 70 Mulberry since January 23, 2020.
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Shares in Mulberry fell 30 percent to an eight-year low after it said full-year profit would be materially reduced if trading remained challenging, particularly in House of Fraser stores, which make up 40 percent of its UK outlets.
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The diminutive 24-year-old is one of the most popular collaborators in fashion now, working for publications such as Dazed and Confused, Garage and a raft of Vogues, as well as brands like Miu Miu, Paco Rabanne and Mulberry.
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One girl, with pigtails tied in pink ribbons, set about annotating the passage, an excerpt from a young adult novel called "Project Mulberry," as though it were the Dead Sea Scrolls, underlining every other sentence and scribbling notes in the margins.
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Kate, who wore her go-to bright pink Mulberry coat (she wore it twice during her pregnancy with Princess Charlotte — shop a similar style here) and William arrived to cheers from hundreds of flag-waving schoolchildren from the local Sacred Heart School.
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Nicole Ginelli Check out Loop Dreams in person on Sunday, October 2 at 201 Mulberry St. Related: Greek Feminist Artist Makes Enchanting, Painterly GIFs | GIF Six-Pack Swirling GIF Illusions Look Like the Universe Breathing Mexican GIF Artists You Need to Know Now
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From Mulberry Street in Little Italy to Springfield, Massachusetts, to southern Florida to Pennsylvania, the multi-family operation allegedly worked together by reverting to time-honored mob practices like running illegal-gambling ventures, strong-arming businesses, and (at least talking about) busting kneecaps.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Mulberry looked to the garden parties of old to inspire its most modern fashion collection to date, as the brand on Friday launched a new format allowing shoppers to buy its wares straight off the catwalk instead of months later.
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The sinkhole at Mulberry, Florida, about 30 miles east of Tampa, damaged the liner system at the base of a stack of hazardous waste, called phosphogypsum, causing a retention pond on top to drain 215 million gallons of contaminated water into the ground.
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The new location from this trade group offers a changing selection of cheeses for sampling and sale; accessories like boards, knives, honeys and preserves; a kitchen for demonstrations and lessons; and an art gallery: French Cheese Board, 41 Spring Street (Mulberry Street), frenchcheeseboard.com.
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Mr. Carbone and Mr. Torrisi, who first made a name for themselves as chefs at the tiny (and now closed) Torrisi Italian Specialties on Mulberry Street, said the stark bifurcation of the two rooms' menus would reflect the differences in their personalities.
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Other unexpected high-profile hires at major design houses in recent seasons, including the accessories designers Johnny Coca to Mulberry and Alessandro Michele to Gucci, have had executives looking at a new kind of candidate to revive the vision of a brand.
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They mostly consist of stomach space, which is packed overfull with mulberry leaves in the 27 days or so that a given silkworm has to exist as a silkworm before spinning its cocoon, going into hiding, and undergoing metamorphosis into a moth.
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And spas are not the only luxury businesses to have had their fortunes buoyed by Brexit; post-referendum, many foreign shoppers have said they plan to take advantage of the weakening pound to go on spending sprees for Mulberry handbags and Burberry raincoats.
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In addition to the early anti-Japanese-American cartoons, a later image of a "Chinaman" from "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" has been much condemned, and even eliminated, in its mural form, from the Seuss museum in Springfield.
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The restaurant is shaded by mulberry and acacia trees and offers seasonal Greek-Mediterranean fare like grilled mastelo cheese from Chios with cherry tomatoes and basil and homemade seashell-shaped Greek gogges pasta cooked in brown butter, sage and salted dry ricotta cheese.
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The second floor of 70 Mulberry Street, a 603-year-old building that is a cherished cultural landmark in Chinatown, had been home to 85,000 items that helped tell the story of more than a century of Chinese-American history and culture.
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Side Street When Steve Stollman talks about the energy that once pulsed around the intersection of Houston and Mulberry Streets, he is not indulging some touchy-feely sensibility (even if he did make a living in the 1960s distributing hippie-friendly underground newspapers).
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"Even the hardy pushcart peddlers of Hester, Orchard, Mulberry and Mott Streets were driven indoors by the cold, and many small storekeepers, whose windows were frosted over, hung out signs lest customers think their shops were closed for the day," The Times wrote.
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Lee Din and King Ying Low settled into the second floor of a building on Mulberry Street, above a saloon and below a medical school, and quickly became entrenched as one of the city's few Chinese restaurants and its handful of Chinese residents.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Much is riding on a debut collection from new creative director Johnny Coca for British fashion brand Mulberry which will be unveiled on Sunday, with shoppers able to buy some of the products within weeks in a nod to changing consumer trends.
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Mulberry is trying to reconnect with its roots as an upmarket British brand offering sturdy and chic handbags after an ill-fated push into higher-priced products led to a string of profit warnings and the dismissal of the former executive and creative teams.
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"We're going more to the consumer," Mulberry Chief Executive Thierry Andretta said after the show, which ended on a musical note as singer Alison Goldfrapp appeared on the runway belting out one of her duo's hits, with the fitting refrain "I can't wait anymore".
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Photographed at London's St. Pancras Station, Middleton paired her on-trend plaid outerwear — which features a lapel collar and an oversized button — with a gray turtleneck sweater, slim-fit black jeans, black booties, and her signature black textured leather Polly Push Lock handbag from Mulberry.
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If you're wondering if wearing duvet-like covers will ever be truly fashion-y, dispel those doubts immediately: Lotta Volkova (best known for her longtime, ongoing collaboration with Demna Gvasalia and ultimate decider of all-things-trendy) styled the Mulberry show, according to the Telegraph.
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PARIS, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Britain's Mulberry, known for its classic leather handbags, posted a 2 percent rise in retail sales in the first half of its fiscal year and flat total revenues, at a time when it is making a greater push into Asia.
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At Two Hands, the cafe on Mulberry Street that emphasizes its "community focus" on its website, the lack of a phone functions as a velvet rope, allowing management to make sure it can accommodate neighborhood regulars before day-trippers looking to call ahead for reservations.
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As I brought my bowl of it out to the terrace each evening, it was easy to imagine the two women waiting there under the mulberry tree, recovering from a long day of recipe testing with an aperitif and a bite to eat before dinner.
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The suspect, Frank Caserta, 54, was arrested without incident at a house in Navarre, near Pensacola, a peaceful and distant conclusion to a summer spent on the run after the police said he stabbed a friend on Mulberry Street in a fight over a woman.
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She has been pictured in a protective crouch in the passenger seat of the heartthrob singer Harry Styles's car, crossed the Atlantic to oversee dinners for brands like Chloé and Mulberry, and worked as "brand ambassador" for Dolce & Gabbana and Michael Kors — no cooking required.
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FT. $103,000 approximate annual rent 205 Mulberry Street (between Spring and Kenmare Streets) Manhattan A five- to 10-year lease is available, starting May 1, for a 2,500-square-foot ground floor space with 40 feet of frontage in this six-story NoLIta building.
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Getting there requires traversing country roads that rise, dip and twist through chicken-wire-fenced farmsteads and grazing pastures cluttered with rusty agricultural equipment until you reach 1,145 acres of largely undeveloped highland forest, where cedar, oak, pine and mulberry create a dense canopy.
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The couple's former neighbor, who had owned this land since the 1950s, planted most of the trees: In addition to the chestnut, there's a mulberry, a catalpa, two willows and a sweet gum, all of which Standefer and Alesch enjoy in their full maturity.
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Princess Srinagarindra's wishes were the basis of the Doi Tung Development Project, which has evolved to become a network of public services, businesses and social enterprises that today sell coffee, macadamia nuts, ceramics, fabric, mulberry paper and other products to companies around the world.
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The High End When Dan Hollander began planning a condominium to replace a parking garage at the northeast corner of Mulberry and Kenmare Streets in NoLIta in 2015, he wanted a designer who intimately knew the area and exuded an aura of downtown cool.
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Money is just a social technology which has been through many previous incarnations – among the exotic varieties of cash listed by Paul Einzig in his book "Primitive Money" 70 years ago are gin, jam, mulberry cakes, rat traps (in the Congo), and woodpecker scalps.
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