"None of the classes are ever the same," said Emilie Legrand, a co-owner of Meow Parlour and an affiliated bakery, Macaron Parlour, both on the Lower East Side.
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DOCTOR STRANGE magic makes HARRY POTTER's look like parlour tricks.
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IT HAS become something of a parlour game among Australian politicians.
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A favorite parlour game among the D.C. media is to ponder
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Caught short, your correspondent begs for relief at a funeral parlour.
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A big pachinko parlour at the entrance to the town lies in ruin.
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YANG SONG, a prostitute, worked in a massage parlour in Queens, New York.
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"He is a man who is very graphically and aesthetically aware," Huxley-Parlour says.
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The puzzle side remains excellent, but without meaning, your ghostly moves are just parlour tricks.
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The spa manager joined us in a little parlour, and Ibu began speaking almost immediately.
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Thinking up answers to this apparent contradiction has become something of a scientific parlour game.
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After she dries off she may drop into the gym, rehabilitation room or massage parlour.
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"Grobleben was a bit of a nut," confides Albert Schöllchen in the house's red parlour.
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The central milking parlour forces farmers with big herds to keep animals indoors, he says.
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NYC's Macaron Parlour combined the classic cheddar-flavored snack with a macaron in 2012. Mrs.
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I'm sitting in the corner of Parlour, a restaurant in London's Kensal Green, with headphones on.
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In fact, I'm not sure I've seen the Carrara floors in the entry parlour shine brighter.
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At one point it even hosted a beauty parlour offering "microdermabrasion" to smooth out pockmarked skin.
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And Marcus goes back to Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour Restaurants for an update on the business.
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A popular parlour game in political circles is to debate which party is the biggest liar.
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THE sun beats down on a queue of punters outside the Espace pachinko parlour in central Tokyo.
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"Everyone in Hollywood has veneers," says aesthetic dentist Sivan Finkel, DMD, of The Dental Parlour in NYC.
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BUT... this damn Green Pea Pancake at Porch & Parlour in Bondi Beach, Australia... It Broke Me, Y'all.
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The parlour opened in October 1113, but it's an offshoot of Bork's food truck, the Food Shark.
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Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour is known for their over-the-top ice cream desserts and birthday celebrations.
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It may not be a coincidence, after all, that a funeral parlour set up shop next to Chuck's.
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In the artsy district of Brera, Rita Zubelli runs an ice-cream parlour with her parents and brother.
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The central family room gives, on one side, onto the parlour (painted red), which leads to a conservatory.
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In this case, that was the Parlour, a second-floor space overlooking Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron district.
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She was included in group exhibitions recently at BravinLee Programs, New York, and The Parlour, Bushwick, New York.
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This year has been no better: the coroner borrowed space from a local funeral parlour to stow the dead.
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"Lin is just one person," said a middle aged woman surnamed Liu in a mahjong parlour with her friends.
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Yuley Alexandra Ruano's crop grows behind a beauty parlour she owns on a patch of land she does not.
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But to Ross Simon from Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour in Phoenix, Arizona, ice is so much more than that.
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The fictional Roseanne has had jobs at a plastics factory, a beauty parlour, a diner and a telemarketing firm.
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Last year, Marcus Lemonis invested $750,000 to help revive the classic restaurant chain Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour and Restaurant.
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"It's just the era that we're in," Laura Martinez of Fleur Noire Tattoo Parlour in Brooklyn, New York, tells us.
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This popular "beer parlour" was famously visited by President Kim Il Sung and his son Kim Jong Il in 1974.
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The new format store will also have a tattoo parlour, a play station and a sneaker cleaning service, he said.
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And for the Museum of Electronic Wonders and Late Night Grilled Cheese Parlour patrons, the combination is a democratic equalizer.
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Hungry, I went into Foxtrot Parlour and picked up a Thai chicken hand pie (11 New Zealand dollars, about $8).
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In this season finale, the entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis takes a second stab at saving the Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour chain.
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Next, we investigated the hotel's four cocktail bars and settled on the Parlour Bar, which had a luxe cosmopolitan vibe.
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Suddenly the papers were saying that when he was 16 Wayne had been seeing prostitutes in a Liverpool massage parlour.
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He's in the wrong funeral parlour, and he's just delivered his entire monologue to an audience of very confused lizards.
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Today, the Licorice Parlour sells straight-up candy and hula hoops and is self-sustaining—but it's not a money maker.
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When Marcus arrives at Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour and Restaurant he quickly learns that Mike, the company CEO, is a hugger.
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Yinka Shonibare MBE's Prejudice at Home: A Parlour, a Library, and a Room continues at James Cohan Gallery through March 18.
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Lemonis entrusted Parlour Enterprise CFO Paul Kramer and its since-resigned CEO Mike Fleming with the task of revamping the restaurant.
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Authorities were alerted to the scam during a surprise inspection of a beauty parlour in Hunan's Hanshou county, in September 2017.
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Vicious fighting between Mr Sirisena and his prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, a suave, pro-Western parlour politician, rendered policies incoherent and ineffective.
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The master bathroom often has radiant heating, and at Parlour, on Fourth Avenue in Park Slope, it's in the "secondary" bath, too.
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In the words of Dean Acheson, a secretary of state, America could no longer sit "in the parlour with a loaded shotgun, waiting".
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The public want to hear about the issues and policies that affect them, but instead have been subjected to a Westminster parlour game.
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In one session video for This Old Dog's title track, he can be seen performing in the middle of a dog grooming parlour.
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There were blots on his copybook, such as letting nine of his relatives and friends give the funeral parlour as their voting address.
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When I found out that I was going on a breakfast date with Melanie Martinez to an ice cream parlour, I was chuffed.
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He was playing a parlour game in which one player provides an "answer" that another player must come up with a punny question.
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When asked about whether he believes in the Marfa lights, a common conversation starter at the Parlour, Bork has turned into a believer.
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There is a good deal of narrative in Shonibare's work, as in the second major installation, titled "The Victorian Philanthropist's Parlour" (1996–97).
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Hence a favourite parlour game at the Tory conference: to hunt for loopholes in what Mr Johnson likes to call the "Surrender Act".
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A funeral parlour in Japan is offering drive-thru services for people who want to pay their last respects, but on a time budget.
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One such act is Parlour, who will release their first album in six years, a self-titled affair, on June 17 via Temporary Residence.
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In an interview with Sky Sports in 2008, former teammate Ray Parlour described how Adams channelled his creativity as part of his recovery process.
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I was a bit drunk with my mate and on the way back I just went into a tattoo parlour and got it done.
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The museum is designed to look like an early Canadian province complete with a general store, trolley, old-fashioned ice cream parlour, and more.
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On top of taxidermied birds being a status symbol, photos and photo albums themselves were valued objects— especially as centerpieces in a house's parlour room.
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"The parlour became a microcosm of society, expressing the customs of the times, and the interests and desires of those who inhabited them," explains Angelucci.
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They beg for change at the ice cream parlour, telling customers that her doctor has instructed her to eat ice cream to treat her asthma.
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They are wary of one another at first, but then confess their love of each other's writing in the parlour of the publisher Arnold Ruge.
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A huge, rotating milking parlour is at one end of the barn, so the cows' feet don't suffer trudging on tracks or loitering on concrete.
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So I head north to Old Delhi, to Giani's di Hatti: a 60-year-old dessert parlour and home to the much-loved beverage rabri falooda.
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Lacey Campbell at Parlour 3 in Brentwood also gave her a big, glamorous updo for the ceremony, while Rachel Tenpenny of Brasspenny Photography took the photos.
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The Gin Parlour Extensive renovations have included a redone lobby for the grand InterContinental New York Barclay hotel, with a free-standing bar that features gin.
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I caught up with him on the street outside the Parlour skate shop in East London, where we sat on the curb and shared a beer.
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NESTLED between a nail parlour and a tanning salon on Wilshire Avenue in Santa Monica, an upscale part of Los Angeles, is a newer kind of spa.
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But he suspects that the hipsters and celebrities he now tattoos in the same style at his parlour on Sunset Boulevard know nothing of the style's origin.
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Baskin-Robbins, which created custom ice-cream flavors and experiences around the Scoops Ahoy ice-cream parlour in the new season, also garnered more than 4,600 mentions.
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"the eyeball"), the Philco Predicta (a machine from the 50s) and the Mod-era 3s-111w are his staple machines used to project videos at the parlour.
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Shonibare's current exhibition Prejudice at Home: A Parlour, A Library, and A Room at James Cohan arranges three large-scale, interrelated works spanning the last 20 years.
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Miceal O'Hurley, proprietor of Fantastic Flavours Ice Cream Parlour in Youghal, Ireland, estimates that almost half of his customers are retirees from the United States and Europe.
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He apologised over the pyre for "the angering of the orderlies in the front parlour of the charnel house"; but they had not, like the government, burned children.
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"We went from closing the curtains at seven o'clock and trying to get rid of our hangovers from two days before, to Tony going all scientific," Parlour said.
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"Joel — along with Joel Sternfeld, William Eggleston, Stephen Shore and a few others — recalibrated photography in the public's eyes, but also in the critics' eyes," Huxley-Parlour says.
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In 2016, Lemonis partnered with Parlour Enterprises, which operated the California Farrell's locations, to revive the brand in exchange for a 51 percent stake in the Farrell's trademark.
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On Saturday, the Hester Street Fair opens for the season, promising handmade linen pants from CMY Look ($295), Macaron Parlour treats, music by Tom of England, and more.
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Such analysis has become a parlour game, since the recent publication of an anonymous op-ed by "a senior official in the Trump administration" in the New York Times.
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STEP inside, and it could be a scene from the English countryside or the American heartland: one hundred well-fed dairy cows spinning slowly on a circular milking parlour.
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When she took over the running of the restaurant, the parlour was mainly used to entertain family and friends—before the public got wind and started booking up tables.
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On Harry's first visit to Diagon Alley in The Sorcerer's Stone, he enjoys a large scoop of chocolate-and-raspberry (with chopped nuts) from Florean Fortescue's Ice-Cream Parlour.
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It was started by actress and activist Yumi Ishikawa who took to Twitter about being forced to wear high heels for a part-time job at a funeral parlour.
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The business has also acquired Key West Key Lime Pie Company and is currently partnering with Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour -- two of Marcus' small business investments from The Profit.
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After all the parlour game manoeuvrings we at least have a technocrat now in charge who will stay on top of the job in hand, regain stability and be sensible.
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She danced the merengue in a Latino neighbourhood in Washington Heights and devoured an ice-cream concoction called "Victory Mac Daddy" at an ice-cream parlour in the East Village.
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At a kiwon, or Go parlour, in Seoul, the day before the match, the 30 or so players present were almost unanimous in believing that the machine would fall short.
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As the chef-owner of Garland, an Indo-Pan-Asian restaurant with an adjoining music venue, Kings, and cocktail bar, Neptunes Parlour, Ms. Kumar is emblematic of the city's evolution.
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Farther north, a different auto-body shop and car-detailing business near President Street is being replaced by Parlour, a dun-brick condo with arched windows at 243 Fourth Avenue.
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You momentarily forget where you are as you pass buses emblazoned with "Hey Ram," candy-colored South Indian-style temples, and signs for Khoobsurat Beauty Parlour or Indira Gandhi Road.
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There seemed to be nothing odd in their behaviour, except perhaps that when they came home they did not go upstairs to sleep, but hunkered down uncomfortably in the back parlour.
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While on bail, in order to raise enough cash to flee to Spain and evade justice, Storey set up a brothel called the Calypso Massage Parlour along with three female associates.
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With almost half a year to go until a volatile general election, informed speculation about Mr Schulz's prospects (the Berlin parlour game du jour) is the best an honest pundit can offer.
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Now and then, the films' proximity to nonfictional dramas of the time can verge on the surreal: We saw a film in the Great Parlour: Marlene Dietrich in Seven Sinners —very alluring.
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Considering Strikeforce was his own company, Bellator was the first time he had ever applied for a job since he was in junior high school when he worked in a pizza parlour.
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Orion Berge, the director of beverage at the InterContinental New York Barclay, whips up house-made tonic water and vermouth to use in signature cocktails at the hotel's bar, the Gin Parlour.
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If the croissant is doomed to linearity, Poirot is resigned to having the airy round vowels in his name mercilessly flattened by parlour-maids, deliverymen, and policemen (Moosier Parrot, Monsoor Porrit, Mr Poyrott).
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Rolling Stone's Jamil Smith reports that Kemp made the remarks during a ticketed October 19 "Georgia Professionals for Kemp" event held at Atlanta's Blind Pig Parlour Bar, which was closed to the press.
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Authorities were alerted to the scam during a surprise inspection of a beauty parlour in Hunan's Hanshou county, found to be offering unlicensed hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and Botox injections as beauty treatments.
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For players of Washington's favourite parlour game—predicting where Robert Mueller's investigation into alleged collusion between Mr Trump's campaign team and Russia might end up—this combination of rule-breaking and chaos looks apposite.
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Later that day, I posted on our Facebook page that 'special guest chef Will Ferrell' was going to be making grilled cheeses at the parlour, and people came all the way from El Paso.
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"...To write letters of apology," chips in her husband at their foot-massage parlour on a busy market street, where traders sell roasted nuts, vegetables of the brightest green and fish from the nearby Yangzi river.
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ONE of India's favourite parlour games came to an end on June 18th when Raghuram Rajan, head of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), announced he was ruling out a second term as India's central banker.
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Without CHRISSIE, PARLOUR, ELEVENTH and RAILED AT, I think I'd have been circling around for ages picking at smaller threads — I'm betting that some of you had the same entry-level entries, or some of them.
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Nearly three dozen men and women filed a federal class-action lawsuit alleging Florida authorities unlawfully videotaped them as they received legal massages at a parlour where New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft allegedly paid for sex.
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This LA spot — legitimately set inside an "old pizza parlour in a strip mall" — serves a simple plate of grilled baby corn with black garlic that Anthony Bourdain once described as the best thing he's ever eaten.
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IN TRIPOLI, the capital of Libya, children play on the beach, cafés buzz late into the night and the manager of a beauty parlour reports that laser treatments, hair-removals and nose-jobs are on the rise.
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"We are open the rest of the year, seven days a week, so these days are earned," says Rita Zubelli, who works in an ice-cream parlour in Milan that shuts in the height of the summer heat.
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"I am sure that your visit will provide a good impulse for the development of relations between our two states," Putin told King Salman later as they sat alongside each other in the Kremlin's lavishly-decorated Green Parlour.
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When, a month after the election, an apparently sane man shot up a pizza parlour in Washington, DC, in a bid to free the child sex slaves he believed Mrs Clinton had imprisoned there, no one was surprised.
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On the British question, UK finance minister George Osborne said that the pound's 3 percent fall in three days at the start of this week was a warning that the "Brexit" debate was "not some political parlour game".
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Not long after Jollibee, originally an ice cream parlour, started selling burgers in 1978, friends advised Tan Caktiong and his brothers to quit, warning the imminent arrival of U.S. giant McDonald's in Philippines would decimate Jollibee's six branches.
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When he's not prepping for lunch service at the Food Shark or serving grilled cheeses into the wee hours of the morning at the parlour, Bork relaxes at home in his geodesic dome, the haven for his video art.
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Meow Parlour, which charges $6 for a half-hour admission to the cafe and $20 to $22 for a yoga class, regularly fields requests from tourists who want to schedule a class during their visits to New York City.
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I can tell you this though: it took place in a club called Paradise City which was like a super club and contained a hairdressers, temporary tattoo parlour, hot dog stand and a small dark room that said "XXX" on it.
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"They started in Asian cities where, like New York, a lot of people live in small apartments and have crazy, busy lifestyles that don't allow for pets," says Christina Ha, the cofounder of Meow Parlour, the first cat cafe in New York City.
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Curated by Chris Bors and Fred Fleisher at the Parlour Bushwick, Successive Excessive explores this question through the work of nine artists who revel in excess, from Roxanne Jackson's fiercely elaborate ceramic sculptures to Hein Koh's darkly playful mash-ups of body parts, and more.
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As we sit in a tent, chatting to the backdrop of a man playing what sounds like funeral parlour music on an organ, I ask him if the band are supposed to be some satirical antidote to the production line of the music industry?
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"You've seen the value of the pound fall and it reminds us all that this is not some political parlour game," Osborne told BBC News during a visit to China, where he is attending a meeting of finance ministers from Group of 20 nations.
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That said, when I was told I'd be going on a first date with Anne-Marie, I found out that our date wasn't going to be something nice and chill like, I dunno, bowling at Rowans or a jaunt around Madame Tussauds or an evening at the pampering parlour.
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Dalston Junction, a now-trendy part of the borough, buzzes with a down-at-heel sort of cosmopolitanism: a Caribbean bakery; the Halal Dixy Chicken shop; the Afro World wig-and-extensions parlour; dozens of outlets for Lycamobile ("call the world for less") and for money-transfer firms.
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"Along with half a dozen other photographers of his generation, Joel Meyerowitz is responsible for the re-evaluation of color photography as a significant form of art," says Giles Huxley-Parlour, the director of London's Beetles+Huxley Gallery, which opens a show focused on the photographer's influential street photography this week.
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"Yoga is all about being in the moment," and cats are in the moment "all the time," said Amy Apgar, one of two yoga instructors at Meow Parlour, a cat shelter and cafe in Lower Manhattan that, like a growing number of places across the country, offers yoga classes with cats.
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The Life Once Promised Time Lingers On Perpetually Too Long, Occasionally Perused The League of Parents Tony & Lorraine's Opium Parlour The Love Of Pastry Tight Leather Overall Pants Taking Ls On Principle Teenage Lutant Oinja Purtles The Life of Pi The Last of Prophets The Last of Profits This Last One's Perfect
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But health campaigners criticise a common police practice of using the presence of condoms as evidence that any woman found during a raid on a massage parlour, hair salon or karaoke club is engaged in prostitution (this makes sex workers less likely to carry or stock them, says Tingting Shen of Asia Catalyst, a charity).
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On tracks like "Pink Parlour," she invites listeners into the space behind closed eyelids looking towards light; on "Midnight Cowboy," it's into her living room to watch a movie on the most beautiful day of the year, collectively leading us to introspective moments that will make you grateful Peter's is no longer just playing for cats and dogs.
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Fans of "The Profit" can also look forward to a special one-hour update episode on one of the businesses previously featured on the series: Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour Restaurants, based in Orange County, CA. In each one-hour episode of "The Profit," Lemonis makes an offer that's impossible to refuse: his cash for a piece of the business and a percentage of the profits.
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