Just remember when you order off menu, there's a protocol.
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Don't be afraid to order off the menu, Mr. Nail said.
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It wasn't the combo meal that I would order off the menu.
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We also get to order off the Chinese menu, not the Americanized menu!
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These losses were magnitudes of order off what every analyst and strategist were expecting.
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It's like there's no system in place for, like, taking your order or dropping said order off.
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With Tilman's purchase order off the table, a resigned Matt and Mike are forced to reconsider their business strategy.
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If you order off the Burger King mobile app, you can also cash in on a batch of $1 fries.
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But with the Messenger bot update, you can now interact with the bot, "Dom," to order off the full menu.
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If diners prefer not to use fishing rods, they can still order off the menu for around $10 to $20 more.
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Try the Galatoire's challenge: Grab lunch, keep your table and drink through until dinner, and then order off the dinner menu.
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If you get the late-night munchies, you may order off a limited in-room dining menu that is available 24/7.
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The longer the balloting goes, the more likely it is that the bitter and bleary-eyed delegates will opt to order off-menu.
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We all order off of the Polish section, and I get a kielbasa platter, which comes with mashed potatoes, red cabbage, and sauerkraut.
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ET: Google says Home's shopping list doesn't have ads — it simply allows people to order off of their list, starting with Google Express merchants.
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It then executed the order off the slower public data feed, even though that price was less favorable for the client, the SEC said.
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Unlike the majority of junk I impulse-order off Amazon, or the cheaply made clothes I wear, a handmade knife can last for centuries.
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Sweetgreen also offers a mobile app for customers who want to order, dart in, grab a bagged order off a shelf and dart out.
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From there, you can send your order off to California and expect a Tesla to show up at your doorstep in six to eight weeks.
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At lunch, dressed in a white T-shirt and black jeans, he told the waitress he doesn't order off menus and asked for the chef.
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But as diners walk in and order off a menu board like they would at a McDonald's or Taco Bell, they may miss the distinction.
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So imagine going there and having to order off an all-emoji menu Gaggan's menu is a minimalist one-pager of just 503 emojis, each representing one dish.
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Anyone familiar with a fast casual salad concept chain knows what comes next: You get to the counter, decide whether to order off the menu, or create a bespoke masterpiece.
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In fact, it&aposs perfectly legal already to build an off-the-books gun at home with parts you can order off the Internet and put together in a few hours.
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One of the things that really gets to me are people who order off the menu, finish their meal, then decide they didn't like it and expect an entire new dish.
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I'm living in a beautiful apartment (no mold, no cockroaches, no roommates) with comfortable furniture that isn't from Ikea and one of those fancy foam mattresses that you order off the internet.
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But at chains, I'm more likely to order off their specialty cocktail menu, because those are the things they're really drilling their bartenders on, and you can expect them to execute with consistency.
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These items can have important long-term implications—think Fear's portrait of Gary Cohn taking an executive order off of the president's desk before he could sign it—but the overall portrait is familiar.
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One can't help but wonder, though: To what extent are people dependent on this drug if they're willing to order off someone so suspicious, and to what extent can someone take advantage of this in future?
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Burger King is so confident its new plant-based burgers in Sweden taste like real meat that it is asking customers to order off a random menu and guess whether they're eating real meat or an imitation.
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How we're spending our stimulus moneyMy first reaction, having decided with my husband to spend the money, was to form a big-ticket wish list we could order off Amazon and have at our door within the week.
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People in blackouts can still actively engage with and respond to their environment in a variety of ways, research shows, whether they're selecting what to order off the McDonald's late-night menu, buying sneakers off eBay, or having sex.
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Harris own two Beggars Pizza franchises, and on the night of September 6, he sent his delivery guy home a bit early from work and offered to drop the last order off himself (Napoleon Harris III: linebacker, senator, cool boss).
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The company will be announcing new customers (Virgin Galactic has secured the first order off the line as an early partner) later this year, Scholl says, and he suggests we'll start to see those customers participating as strategic funding partners in future rounds.
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It can seem impossible to take advantage of any technology in modern life without harming someone, whether it's the cab driver you're screwing over when you drunkenly summon an Uber, or the mom and pop store you're helping shutter when you order off of Amazon Prime.
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For a limited-time, customers nationwide can order off their new Ultimate Steakburger menu, which features seven menu beefy menu items, including a Brunch Burger, Cowboy Barbecue, Jalapeño Kick, Mushroom & Swiss, The Classic, The Classic with Bacon, and Mega Monster (two patties, two cheeses, lettuce, tomatoes, onion, pickles and signature sauce).
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Accessible by an unmarked black door (which, FYI, has the numbers "2009" bolted into it), it's the kind of place where you can either order off a standard menu or fill out a card, on which you indicate what characteristics you like in a drink so the bartender can make you something tailored.
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The order-off rule was not popular with players or umpires. Umpires were never sure how rough things had to get before they could order a player off, rather than awarding a free kick to an opponent. The order-off rule was dispensed with after two seasons.
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On June 12, 1952, Aaron signed with Braves' scout Dewey Griggs. During this time, he picked up the nickname "pork chops" because it "was the only thing I knew to order off the menu".
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Jean II Croÿ as Knight in the Order off the Golden Fleece, 1473 Jean II de Croÿ (1390? - Valenciennes, March 25, 1473), was Count of Chimay and progenitor of the line of Croÿ-Solre. Jean belonged to the powerful House of Croÿ.
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To take this a step further, a restaurant in Bangalore has attempted to completely automate the ordering process. Customers sit down to a table embedded with touchscreens and order off an extensive menu. Once the order is placed it is sent electronically to the kitchen. These types of touchscreens fit under the Point of Sale (POS) systems mentioned in the lead section.
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A sequel called "Off-Road Velociraptor HD" was planned with a Q4, 2010 release date. It was available to pre-order off the official site and anyone who purchased the downloadable version of the original received an automatic free pre-order. Later Blurst announced "Off-Road Velociraptor HD" had been canceled due to financial problems and will most likely not see the light of the day.
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Dunn, p. 53 When King Edward VII visited Malta on 2 June 1903, he appointed Cradock a Member of the Royal Victorian Order. Off the coast of Sardinia, Cradock saved Prince Vudhijaya Chalermlabha, then serving as a midshipman in the Royal Navy, from drowning in April 1904. After the Dogger Bank Incident, Wake Walker commanded the cruisers, including Bacchante, shadowing the Russian Baltic Fleet as it steamed through the Mediterranean in October en route to the Far East.
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During the buildup, the 2017–18 Ashes series was regarded as a turning point for both sides. Australia were criticised for being too reliant on captain Steve Smith and vice-captain David Warner, while England was said to have a shoddy middle to lower order. Off the field, England all-rounder Ben Stokes was ruled out of the side indefinitely due to a police investigation. England won the toss in the first test match in Brisbane and elected to bat.
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The Association adopted an order-off rule, allowing umpires to order a player to leave the field as punishment for high severity indiscretions. In practice, players were ordered off for some but not all reportable offences. Under the rules, a player would be ordered from the field for fifteen minutes of game time and could not be replaced, such that the team played one man short over this time – and indeed, in a Seconds match late in the season, Prahran's score was annulled after a headcount revealed that they had erroneously replaced the ordered off player.
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Discovering that Holdo's plan is to have the Resistance forces abandon their vulnerable cruiser, Poe stages a mutiny. Finn, Rose, and BB-8 fail to disable the tracker, and an awakened Leia stops Poe's mutiny and resumes command though both Leia and Holdo express respect for Poe's daring. Leia later reveals to Poe that Holdo's plan was always to use the cruiser to draw the First Order off while the transports escaped undetected. The transports take the Resistance forces to an abandoned base on the planet Crait, where they transmit a distress signal to their allies.
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Furthermore, a fourth Princess Cruises cruise ship, , is placed on a "no sail order" off the Florida coast after it was discovered that two of its crew members had recently transferred from Grand Princess in California. March 11: UF Health Shands Hospital confirm they are treating their first patient with a case of coronavirus, but decline to say whether it was the same person who tested positive for the virus earlier in the week. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) award Florida $27 million to help quell the pandemic. March 13: It is confirmed that Mayor of Miami Francis X. Suarez had contracted the virus.
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On 1 May 1945, U-2336 left Larvik and headed out into the North Sea. On 7 May 1945, U-2336 sank the last Allied merchant ships to be lost to a German submarine in the war, when she torpedoed the freighters Avondale Park and Sneland I (in order) off the Isle of May inside the Firth of Forth. Sneland I exploded as soon as it was hit and sank two minutes later, killing seven crew members, including the captain. Avondale Park lost two crew members, with the rest entering lifeboat or jumping into the sea. U-2336 returned to Kiel on 14 May 1945 and then transferred to Wilhelmshaven, Germany, where she was surrendered to the Western Allies.
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All locations have small grocery sections selling basic fruits, bread, canned food, frozen food, sliced cheeses, and ice cream, along with traditional convenience store food such as bottled drinks and hot dogs. Notably, the chain has sold bananas, baking potatoes, and yellow onions for 39 cents per pound as a loss leader, along with fresh beef, hot dogs, bratwurst, and chicken. They also all have heated and ready-to-eat food, and will cook food to order off a small menu. In 2018, the company acquired the south-central Wisconsin chain PDQ, which offered fresh fried chicken in their stores; the PDQ recipe and chicken is currently being slowly rolled out to select stores.
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Her predecessor, Sister Augustina Schmidt, was by this time very old, and died only two years after Sister Michaela's appointment, which got her own time as leader of the order off to a particularly challenging start. In 1986, at the request of the Berlin senate, she took on the care of a group of HIV-positive babies and infants. At the time this was considered more noteworthy at the time than subsequently, because of the hysterical insecurities and reactions unleashed by any public discussion of HIV/AIDS. After relinquishing her position as (Superior general of the Sisters of Hedwig in 2005, Sister Michaela assumed a new leadership role in 2011 when she took on the role of the Hedwigs' Provincial superior ("Provinzialoberin ") for the Germany Province.
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In general, the Fleet Air Arm had required fighters that were capable of navigating long ranges over sea and speed differential over attackers was not critical. Defence of British naval bases was a RAF commitment but provision had not been made for this and so the Admiralty accepted that it would have to take on the duty. For this it needed an interceptor fighter and experience in the Norwegian Campaign of early 1940 had also shown a high-performance, carrier- based, single-seat fighter would be an advantage. Blackburn tendered their B-37 design using the Napier Sabre 24-cylinder H-type engine, and this was accepted by June 1940 with a proposal to order "off the drawing board" (meaning without prototypes).
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Maurice and Lazarus. According to Michael Foster, "the Pope determined not to allow, two Orders of Lazarus to continue, founded by Papal Bull the Order of our Lady of Mount Carmel, which was to absorb the French Order of St. Lazarus."Foster, Michael. "Orders Connected to he Order off S. John of Jerusalem", The Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Knights Hospitaller On 31 October 1608, Henri IV amalgamated administratively the newly created Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with the Order of St. Lazarus to form the Ordres Royaux, Militaires & Hospitaliers de Saint Lazare de Jérusalem & de Notre-Dame du Mont-Carmel réunis (Royal Military and Hospitaller Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem united).
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Even so, the order-off rule must be seen as an attempt by the VFA to curb the rough play that was cited as one of the reasons for the formation of the VFL. Brunswick during the early 20th century. The highlighted section in the bottom right-hand corner shows the future Australian Prime Minister John Curtin In 1897, Brunswick was admitted to the Association bringing the number of teams up to six (Brunswick, Footscray, North Melbourne, Port Melbourne, Richmond and Williamstown) who each played each other three times for a total of 15 rounds. As in previous seasons the club at the top of the ladder at the end of these home-and-away rounds was declared the Premier.
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While running for U.S. Congress, Crespo called on the resignation of then Miami-Dade County Republican Party Chairman and now disgraced former Congressman David Rivera for abusing his Party chairmanship, conflicts of interest and questionable fundraising methods (which later developed into ethics complaints and criminal investigations). For his effort, Crespo was involved in a notorious episode of political intimidation caught on video as Miami-Dade County Republican Executive Director order off-duty police to remove Crespo from the podium and eventually out of the meeting altogether. Complaints by Crespo's campaign were filed a complaint with the City of West Miami Police Department and to the U.S. Attorney's office for possible federal civil rights violations and harassment by Rivera's staff against a candidate for federal office. In 2010, Crespo made controversial remarks in an op-ed titled "Absentee vote fraud destroying Miami-Dade elections".
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Polish–Teutonic negotiations continued at Brześć Kujawski, and Hussite–Catholic negotiations continued at the Council of Florence and at the Czech Diet in Prague. The Polish-led invasion of Neumark and Pomerania had proven successful, cutting the Teutonic Order off from support from the Holy Roman Empire, and convincing the Order to sign a treaty with the Poles. On 15 December 1433, twelve-year Truce of Łęczyca was signed between the Poles and the Order at Łęczyca (leading some Polish historians to divide this Polish–Teutonic War into two wars: in 1431–1433; and in 1435). The Teutonic Knights agreed to most of the Polish demands, including that the Order cease its support for Švitrigaila, each side would control the territories that it occupied until a peace was signed (uti possidetis), and no party would seek mediation by foreign powers in order to alter this truce.
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Richmond (VFA) centreman, Charlie Backhouse, who played over 200 games in a 15-year career 1891–1905; captain 1905. Despite predictions of the demise of the VFA after the formation of the VFL, the earlier-formed competition continued for another 99 years, although the VFL immediately took its place as the senior Victorian competition. Nevertheless, under the wise presidency of Theodore Fink, the VFA continued to play a significant role. In 1897, the VFA followed the VFL and also introduced two of their reforms: the counting of behinds towards the score; and the abolition of the 'little mark'. The VFA didn't introduce a finals system until 1903 when the Argus system was used. (The Page–McIntyre system was introduced in 1933, two years after the VFL had first used it.) The following year, 1898, saw two more reforms to the VFA's rules: the number of players was reduced from 20 to 18; an order-off rule was introduced.
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This gave the AAFC an equal voice in national administration of the game alongside major state leagues like the Victorian Football League and South Australian National Football League, and entitled the amateurs to send teams to compete in interstate carnivals. Although its position on the ANFC nominally meant the amateurs were required to play under the national Laws of Australian Football, the amateurs have played with minor differences in the rules: most notably, the amateurs have had an order-off rule since the 1930s, and presently use a 25-metre penalty instead of the 50-metre penalty used in professional leagues. Player transfer rules also differ: while players are required to sign transfers when switching between professional leagues, they do not need to do so for amateur leagues affiliated with the AAFC; however, during player registration, most leagues affiliated with the AAFC request statements of a clean history (no major reports or lifetime bans) and that they are not being paid to play elsewhere. The AAFC's international tours have included under 17 AAFC tours to Ireland to play International Rules Football against Gaelic Athletic Associations.
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