I even developed unnecessarily regimented washing routines: First, put all silverware in a cup with hot water to soak, then wash plates, bowls, cups, serving utensils, silverware, pots and pans, in that order.
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Most likely to show the burglar where the silverware is.
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I refill my water and wash my dish and silverware.
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And finally... Throw away your silverware Never wash spoons again.
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Djokovic now has a full set of Grand Slam silverware.
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You don't need silverware, you don't even really need plates.
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Like his silverware, it is deceptively simple yet perfectly proportioned.
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Ashley Ogogor, a waitress from Texas, learned about silverware placement.
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But first you'll have to go get your own silverware.
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Employees rebelled, throwing away silverware and staging a protest barbecue.
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They last picked up major silverware at the 1993 Copa America.
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What he does do, though, is secretly mess with her silverware.
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Gaines learns to hold his silverware properly and to play bridge.
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Black silverware and napkins combined with reflective plates completed the look.
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The silverware with the plates; his sweaters in her dresser drawers.
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Though conscious again, she couldn't walk, sit up or hold silverware.
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Lizzie has a word of advice for you too: "So many people put the plate and the napkin and the silverware at the start, but the napkin and the silverware should be at the end," she says.
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Everything from my closet to the silverware drawer is in constant disarray.
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Five years: The traditional theme is wood, the modern theme is silverware.
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She pointed out that the silverware in Beetle House was seriously odd.
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While points and rankings are quickly forgotten, grand slam silverware lasts forever.
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The table setting featured monogrammed napkins, plenty of glasses, and gold silverware.
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From packaged foods to lifelike silverware, Toby Toad's lifestyle seems pretty realistic.
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The silverware will go around the globe to embassies around the world.
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I'll be putting the silverware out at the table, putting the cups out.
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It's totally miraculous how shiny it gets everything (even silverware and tarnished pots).
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I would sweep the floor for hours and clean silverware with a toothbrush.
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If anything, though, merely weighing Guardiola's worth in gold and silverware is reductive.
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He's even won some silverware with Oman – the 2009 Gulf Cup of Nations.
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Black silverware and stoneware are the trendiest alternatives to your classic cornucopia shades.
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Because where today are you going to read, 'Dried whippet over dusty silverware?
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Each look includes name cards, menus, runners, tablecloths, silverware, china, flowers, and more.
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Dishes, couches and silverware went to young friends moving into their first apartments.
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This is like asking someone who stole silverware from your house whether he would steal from you again and him responding it was a hypothetical question and, besides, the silverware he stole the first time turned out to be worthless.
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If it had been Hillary, all she would leave with is the silverware. True.
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We are constantly running out of silverware, so I buy a thing of forks.
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"The apartment came fully furnished, right down to the towels and silverware," he said.
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No silverware necessary, as your dining partner has brought its digestive juices with it.
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Only a third of raw gold and silver exporters also export jewellery and silverware.
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At 35, however, logic suggests Federer's days of challenging for silverware may be numbered.
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"Hamilton's original silverware," Mr. Miranda wrote, captioning a photograph of vintage forks and knives.
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Prior to moving to United, many thought that Sheringham's career would end without silverware.
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At first Lucy is a model "daughter" who uses silverware and raises a kitten.
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The tour ends with a gift shop selling silverware but we don't buy anything.
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"The apartment came fully furnished, right down to the towels and silverware," he says.
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The Calhouns' silverware was kept in pristine condition, but the slave quarters were destroyed.
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Spain would have to wait almost half a century for their next piece of silverware.
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It was about a once storied franchise which hadn't earned any silverware in four decades.
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It rearranges the metaphorical silverware rather than diving into the main meat of the story.
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To put said things on a plate, or, god forbid, use silverware, would be blasphemy.
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They set up tents for tailgating and serve really good food and use real silverware.
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This is because Mellor's silverware is as much part of English culture as afternoon tea.
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Plates, glasses, silverware rest in cupboards at different heights in different places around the kitchen.
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"You're gonna hate me …" he mutters sheepishly, his voice barely audible over the clanging silverware.
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One kid chopped veggies, one boiled water, one readied the silverware and on and on.
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Each of R2M's businesses was a dreamscape of fresh flowers, ornate tiling and antique silverware.
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"I think we can clean some of the silverware and the wedding gifts," she said.
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At lunchtime, he seemed to make more deliveries of plates and silverware than actual food.
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One spring, Fred's team won the Stanley Cup, a three-foot-high piece of silverware.
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Reus, after so many delays, had the first silverware of his career in his grasp.
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Maybe in 20 years I will want a white tablecloth and silverware in my restaurant.
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In this version, you'd swap in cards such as Malchezaar's Imp, Darkshire Librarian and Silverware Golem.
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There were plates stacked on top of plates and more silverware than I had ever seen.
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I want the chefs to know something about wine, beer, French cooking, history, plates, silverware, etc.
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He's not supposed to, but he figures that the fewer people touching his silverware, the better.
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During my dinner, the flurry of courses was free of pretension (and for that matter, silverware).
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At Dig Inn, diners were eating in but using disposable plastic containers, not the silverware available.
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He said he started boiling the silverware that came wrapped in a napkin with each meal.
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We would call a contractor to make the necessary adjustments and divide the dishes and silverware.
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Bring silverware you can wash to work, rather than make repeated trips to the plastic utensil drawer.
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Kroger gave $500 for last-minute supplies like plates and silverware to help the night run smoothly.
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Langford's silverware shop has compiled a collection of the dining "Dos" and "Don'ts," from Britain to Tanzania.
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"I have a really bad memory," Hegar explains while rummaging through her silverware drawer for a fork.
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The event was criticized last year after the White House served guests with silverware manufactured in China.
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At Souvla, based in San Francisco, diners fetch their own silverware and fill their own water cups.
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Despite Milan's grease phobia, I declined the offer for silverware and ate my arancino with my fingers.
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The other semi, between Everton and Manchester United, represents a clash between two teams desperate for silverware.
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If I could spoon food into mouth using just my nose, I'd have abandoned silverware long ago.
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Kasich had joked that his wife prefers more refined table manners after pizza purists scorned his silverware.
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He had ordered some hot appetizers and began laying out plates and silverware on the coffee table.
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It's a good thing that both options were sandwiches, because there was no silverware on the plane.
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They also had to wear black gloves when handling silverware and white gloves when setting the table.
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Meyer advises that workers wear gloves when handling other people's used items, such as silverware and dishes.
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Disposable plate, silverware that I can shove in the dishwasher when I wash the pump parts later.
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It was United's sixth European trophy and the only major piece of silverware missing from its collection.
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Oneida was sustained by a robust communal economy, built around the manufacture of animal traps and silverware.
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Come the end of the 2013/14 season, he had won his first piece of silverware with Arsenal.
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I had to design everything — something the size of a city, down to the silverware on the table.
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Money was so short that White sometimes lifted silverware from local diners so the trio would have cutlery.
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Modern etiquette says 5th anniversary gifts should be silverware -- but imagine her face if he'd gone that route.
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The Crawleys' neighbors have been forced to sell their ancestral home, for instance – not to mention the silverware.
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My weighty silverware and china plate solidified this, as did the tender scallops, and the profiteroles for dessert.
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Unlike other renditions by men, elaborate silverware and fine porcelain bowls serve up roast lamb, lettuce and beans.
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In 2009, Los Rojiblancos ended their silverware drought by winning the Europa League, European football's second-tier tournament.
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For many in the party, giving in on gay rights would be the equivalent of selling the silverware.
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The timbre of taps, the din of dings, silverware clangs in kitchens, door knocks, knuckle cracks, head scratches.
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They eat on china plates with metal silverware, at tables set with unlit votive candles, in the cafeteria.
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A lot of our daily routines, from sitting on a toilet to using silverware, have become completely normalized.
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With Neymar, PSG will continue piling domestic silverware and likely need to invest in a bigger trophy cabinet.
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Service hiccups occasionally required us to ask for missing silverware, but those lapses were cheerfully and quickly remedied.
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So among the scores of clever items on the Food52 website, these denim silverware wraps caught my eye.
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The only sounds in the kitchen were running water and clanging silverware and toothy brush in rhythmic rotation.
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The groom's mother retired as the owner of Joan's Antiques, a jewelry and antique silverware store in Plymouth.
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Everything is served to-go, from behind the counter, so there are no metal silverware, mugs, or trays.
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Argentina last picked up silverware at the 1993 Copa America, when Gabriel Batistuta and Diego Simeone were playing.
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It also often happens that kids take all the clean silverware and glasses from empty tables while they're playing.
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I think that him fidgeting with silverware might just be a personality tick of his that he can't control.
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I carried a backpack filled with metal silverware, a washcloth (to serve as my napkin) and various reusable containers.
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At one point, her dish was served on a faux tree stump with a tiny hole for her silverware.
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An "L&E" monogram, designed by GB Design House — who are also providing napkins, silverware, and personalized wine bottles.
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If the existence of a silverware-filled egg isn't absurd enough, just wait until you see the price tag.
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My parents sold everything they could: pots and silverware they received as wedding gifts, our beds, a hair dryer.
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The china and silverware rental included dinner plates, dessert plates, beverage glasses, wineglasses, dinner forks, dessert forks, and knives.
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But someone as precise, as meticulous, as gifted as Berbatov should have more silverware to polish in his cabinet.
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These menu items are designed as fancy finger food and don't require silverware or come in noisy, crinkly plastic.
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He first undertook the successful launching of an animal trap factory, later supplemented with silk thread and silverware production.
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"Kourtney normally gives me china or silverware for birthday or Christmas presents because I love to entertain," she wrote.
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Acting on pure instinct, I accepted a position in Cartier's tabletop division, which covered tableware, silverware, crystal and china.
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In the meantime, the museum is still searching for the rest of the paintings and silverware that were stolen.
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They had to wash their hands and use hand sanitizer before getting a plate and silverware for the buffet.
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"We live patching things up," said Roberto Nicoli, 62, who runs a silverware company outside the capital, Buenos Aires.
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I apologise to the waiter nearby for my terrible table manners (I went in with hands rather than silverware).
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With mental metal-bending skills, why not form sheet metal panels for General Motors rather than ruin people's silverware?
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Forget the daily trip to Ikea, there are plenty of items around the house that will make excellent silverware.
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There should not be a constant tapping of silverware even when there's no fork, plate, or bowl in your hands.
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Even when they win silverware, a small, dark spectre of inevitable future letdowns lingers in the back of his mind.
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What clues now lurk in his silverware drawer, or under his pillow, or in the back of his makeup case?
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When I went to the college dining hall for Wednesday lunch, I put a lot of silverware in my purse.
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This season was meant to be a paradise for Eden Hazard; a lush expanse of goals, silverware and individual success.
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The U.S. State Department is out to entertain the world, and when it comes to silverware it's sparing no expense.
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Today, 2000 people work at the plant amid the thunderous boom of presses pounding loops of stainless steel into silverware.
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In the second room, a teapot is confronted with an eerie phantom of antique silverware, projected in elusive three dimensions.
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I have regularly ended up mopping floors, cleaning silverware and stacking hundreds of chairs…what we do for our couples, hey?
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Porteous and Lombard are seeking their maiden European Tour victories, while Wall last lifted silverware at the 2000 Alfred Dunhill Championship.
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Not to mention fine china and silverware serve to delineate the haves (first and business class) from the have-nots (economy).
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Why should they not expect more from their club when they're paying higher prices than supporters whose teams are winning silverware?
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Every kitchen cabinet was zip-tied shut save one, which contained a small saucepan and two sets of plateware and silverware.
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Divisions get even trickier when there are complicated assets to value and distribute -- such as art, wine and antiques or silverware.
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Perhaps another take on this is that the family silverware is now being sold on the cheap to wealthy overseas buyers.
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This meant that I didn't need 19 different types of wine glasses or 12 pieces of silverware to eat a meal.
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Chairs are knocked over, covered in debris, but some silverware still remains perfectly wrapped in a white napkin atop a table.
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"This is not the trophy I wanted but it's still beautiful," Stevens said after collecting the silverware as the runner-up.
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Because of my race I can eat at a fancy restaurant without the wait staff expecting me to steal the silverware.
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There were plates and cups in the house where I lived, a few basic pans, but there was very little silverware.
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Now they're flicking Vs down at the top brass, silverware under their arm, their starring role in sporting history a formality.
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So what are you supposed to do, especially if you don't want to walk around with silverware in your back pocket?
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"People are afraid," says Mr. Nicoli, owner of the silverware company, Prinox LLC, which was started by his grandfather in 2330.
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Before I even dug into the food, I was impressed by the fact that the meal was served with real silverware.
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Waiting for an Uber, Ms. Haskell rhapsodized about the spectacular crystal, the silverware, the gold charger plates, the tablecloths, the decorations.
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Your silverware might end up kind of grimy if you sort if by type when you load it into the dishwasher
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Many people might struggle to imagine liking an airline so much they'd want to buy its old silverware and service carts.
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The florist is here, the lighting person comes to tweak some items, and the caterers are setting tables with silverware, glasses, etc.
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They get so much praise from everyone else, with their revolutionary tactics, their wonderful squad and their unprecedented silverware and general magnificence.
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The Lenox Portola 65-Piece Flatware Set is an inexpensive silverware set that you can use for both casual and formal dining.
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Perhaps other nations go through the same process, but there's no other major football nation that has gone 50 years without silverware.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the character in "Uncommon Sense" who is discomforted by the sound of silverware being sorted.
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And it's better to start talking to your silverware in a video game than IRL when the stir craziness gets real bad.
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As one of the most popular wedding registry destinations, it's no surprise Macy's has an impressive selection of kitchen items like silverware.
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The risotto al salto came to the table on a trolley; there was heavy silverware, a woven cloth napkin on my lap.
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For the past 15 years, Rudd has overseen the swiping of silverware used by the 1% at high-class restaurants and hotels.
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An Instagram photographer and Romanian architect, who goes by Ionavanc, made the most of some extra silverware and leftover bits of food.
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Stars such as Robert Lewandowski know that they are more or less guaranteed to win some silverware when they sign for Bayern Munich.
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Before the remaining sides fight each other for the precious resource of international silverware, let's look back at the last couple of matches.
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She's a rebel, signature red lipstick perfectly applied, packing her belongings — including a stolen silverware set — into a round suitcase covered in skulls.
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New York-based comedian, Brian Mitchell, who curates the Youtube channel, Loose Silverware, runs the gamut through the gamut of train riders everywhere.
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Nevertheless, it is 32 years since Argentina last won the World Cup and 25 since their last silverware, the Copa America in 1993.
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The Cougars ended up winning Lord Stanley's silverware, the first and only time an NHL team lost the trophy to a rival league.
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Argentina, world champions in 1978 and 1986, will be determined to return home with the Copa silverware for the first time since 1993.
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Replacing all the silverware in your home with cutlery made out of cookies like a second grader who became president for a day.
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In subsequent tweets, Azalea joked about stealing the HDMI cords from the hotel room and videotaped herself tossing hotel silverware into her suitcase.
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Finally, two plates, now free of silverware, would be taken away, solemnly and ceremoniously, as if they had died fighting for their country.
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Shortly after winning silverware with the Under-73s, he'd left second-division 1860 Munich for VfL Wolfsburg—where his highly promising career stalled.
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These artifacts speak to the totemic power of silverware in Western culture, though it is a power now glimpsed through the rearview mirror.
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"Traditionally, you just pick it up and eat it out of the casing," Toups offered as he watched Ashantison struggle with his silverware.
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There are seven wood-burning fireplaces, an elevator, a large catering kitchen and butler's pantry with a built-in vault safe for silverware.
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United won England's League Cup last season, as well as Europe's second-tier Europa League competition, their first silverware under manager Jose Mourinho.
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In fact, Kim&aposs DNA could&aposve been pulled from silverware, straws, cups, or really anything else he touched, perhaps making the toilet unnecessary.
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If United can close the gap this weekend, there's a genuine possibility that Arsenal will throw away their final chance of silverware this season.
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At dinner there he felt out of place with so many educated people, but luckily he knew to use the silverware from the outside.
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My shift starts at 7:30, but I arrive early to roll my silverware beforehand so I can scoot off right at 2 p.m.
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Rose sets off for Polynesian night alone to contend with Moishe's racy dad jokes and Shirley's refusal to remove her silverware laden fur coat.
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The characters speak in a contemporary vernacular, but they exchange traditional Russian silverware and dream of a future in which "women will wear trousers".
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I don't use plastic silverware if I can help it, so I'm that weirdo carrying around a butter knife and fork to the sink.
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When presented silverware with a meal in the company of close friends, he would say "forget this" and proceed to eat with his hands.
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In that time, Madrid would earn their first piece of silverware, and lay the groundwork for their status as the capital's leading football club.
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The foundation is asking for donations of blankets, non-perishable food items like peanut butter, fruit cups and tuna, plastic silverware and other items.
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I fumbled through drawers, cabinets, shelves and even the refrigerator, which my mom often used for storage of paper plates, plastic silverware and napkins.
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Bombing there means hearing a sad symphony of the HVAC system and clinking silverware, or maybe seeing Henry Kissinger nodding off at Table 27.
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It's made out of teff, the smallest grain in the world, and it doubles as both a plate and silverware in many Ethiopian meals.
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In my first restaurant job at 18, I observed my older co-workers drinking together after shifts as I folded napkins and polished silverware.
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On a side table was even more fresh fruit — grapes, an apple, and a banana — as well as some silverware, napkins, and small plates.
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From nearby, the ticking of sprinklers, and, farther off, mingled voices and the clink of silverware and glass, the warm commotion of a party.
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Then I sit in front of a drum kit and I sound like I'm pushing a tray of silverware down a flight of stairs.
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He spent seven days in the hospital, eating his meals with plastic silverware — metal is a suicide risk — and attending group therapy twice a day.
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Since Ferguson's retirement in 2013, United have managed just two major pieces of silverware — the FA Cup last season and the League Cup in February.
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That said, the allure of the Camp Nou is undeniable, and the promise of potentially limitless silverware must add to the magnetism of Catalan football.
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Plakias' first iteration of the recipe was born from necessity; she was hosting a party sans-silverware and decided to make her salad hand-held.
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Total physical silver demand fell by 11 percent to 1.03 billion ounces, due to weaker jewelry and silverware off take as well as retail investment.
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"I just trust them so implicitly," Alexi told AD. "The only input I give is, like, 'I want the silverware drawer across from the dishwasher.'"
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Small enough to fit into my silverware drawer, and at the cost of two Starbucks runs, the veggetti is way more than just a gimmick.
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Recycled glass utensil holders cut down on silverware changes, and old menus (printed on 100% recycled paper) and cloth napkins are fed to the worms.
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Nor have I ever, come to think of it, really felt the need to dig out the various corn picks that haunt the silverware drawer.
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For Congress to propose cutting the UN budget in this fit of pique, then, is like blaming one's silverware for weight gained during the holidays.
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Somerset, a county in England's southwest, won its first significant silverware in 1979, taking two cups in the faster one-day form of the game.
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The dishes were served during the presentation, and the clank of silverware and clicks of cameras snapping shots of the $22 crepe were clearly audible.
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She can hear the echo of it deep in her ears, even amid the clatter and scrape of silverware, the grumble of voices around them.
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John Kasich and Bush each showed off their dad-liest dance moves over the course of the campaign, the silverware goes to former Texas Gov.
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Leishman invariably slides into town under the radar, like a party guest invited to make up the numbers who nearly ends up stealing the silverware.
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Now, as Mourinho well knows, they have been presented with the opportunity to boost their confidence, claim some silverware and capitalise on their recent momentum.
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"Defending teams may play for the silverware in any rink or in any city they may choose, but not in the United States," Foran said.
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They might notice the intermittent clatter of silverware, the hissing milk steamer, Mr. Stratis chatting with tourists, Agnes Khakula, another server, singing under her breath.
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The Company of Cutlers must issue a letter of non-objection before any company may use the word "Sheffield", a city famous for its silverware.
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What they do have, of course, is Messi, and any team with the Barcelona genius in their ranks will always be a candidate for silverware.
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" "He cheated at bar trivia, used Purell on the silverware and got into an altercation with a homeless man on the way out of the bar.
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By the time the waters receded, Nahuse said his grandmother lost about everything except some of her most important valuables: silverware, photo albums and three cats.
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The last four finals have been tedious, routine affairs, even if the sight of Swansea lifting some major silverware was enough to briefly warm the heart.
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Birks had a royal warrant in the 1930s, when the brand supplied silverware to the royal family, Hartling shared with Maclean's: "Maybe we'll get another one."
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I have been inside the cathedral, of course, and in the cool underground crypt, and in the treasury where artwork and relics and silverware are kept.
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United's most likely hope of any silverware this season will be the FA Cup and they host West Ham United in the quarter-finals on Sunday.
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If you want to make a bold statement with your silverware, the Aero Flatware Place Setting is lightweight and shows that you pay attention to detail.
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Studies show that cavity-causing bacteria get passed directly by parents (mostly mothers) to children, probably by sharing silverware or by other mouth-to-mouth transmission.
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Anyhow, the arrival of his debut novel Hystopia, for the readers like me who've been pounding the table with our silverware, is that kind of event.
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But I still needed something to slide with, and my mother had these knives, a set of silverware, and I kind of swiped one of them.
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When the sound of silverware being sorted makes Lali miserable, "Uncommon Sense" helps us understand her discomfort by having us hear an avalanche of grating metal.
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Pearce recently told Business Insider he took only a small box of things, leaving pretty much everything else to SpaceX: TVs, appliances, bedding, and even silverware.
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The next year, it abandoned the principle of collective ownership, converting itself into a joint-stock company that went on to become a major silverware manufacturer.
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For decades, the blue bloods around Park Avenue came here to pick up Americana, Asian decorative arts, English silverware and backbreaking amounts of heavy brown furniture.
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Plus, every time I had lunch at work with my silverware and reusable containers, my colleagues noticed and said I was inspiring them to do the same.
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Some I'll more readily stick to than others, like carrying around silverware in my bag and avoiding plastic bags in the produce section of the grocery store.
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He's also yet to break that weird quirk: to win silverware and plaudits in the same job – although that's starting to feel like a matter of time.
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But though the first half of Mr Wenger's tenure was remarkable for his accumulation of silverware, the second half has been notable for a lack of it.
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In the future, intrepid spacefarers may print everything from dishes and silverware to hydroponic veggie boxes to the bioreactors that'll churn out their algae-based protein bars.
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Each style bears the website's logo juxtaposed with vintage food photos: one is of a fruitcake, and the other is of a pair of hands holding silverware.
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I counted the steps to the road, the steps up to church, the number of dishes and silverware I washed ... anything that could be counted, I did.
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He has left them for their title rivals, cast off his loyalties and perhaps condemned them to another season without silverware, joining Juventus at their direct expense.
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And—just in case you thought they'd forgotten about straws—the law also stipulates that plastic straws and plastic silverware can only be given out by request.
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I counted the steps to the road, the steps up to church, the number of dishes and silverware I washed ... anything that could be counted, I did.
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For seventeen years, I have awoken to those workers, to clinking silverware rolled in cloth and porcelain plates removed from the oven in preparation for breakfast service.
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Every Wednesday, they would light the dining room candles, put out the nicest hand-thrown pottery and silverware, and share their grief, anxiety and anger with him.
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Paintings of the Trasks hang on the walls, and their silverware and photographs remain in the house; ghosts, literary and familial, have long infused the Yaddo experience.
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Yes, there are teacups, silverware, jewelry and other decorous objects (not to mention a mannequin wearing one of Madison's elegant gowns and a beyond-"pussy-hat" headdress).
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I also carried household silverware in my backpack, refused plastic and paper bags, used washcloths in lieu of paper napkins and brought my compost to the farmer's market.
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Last time we did an audit, we found two bowls and eight pieces of silverware (and a lot of recyclables and compostables, too) from only one lunch period!
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The Bavarians clinched a 26th German league crown, and their first silverware of the season, thanks to two goals from top scorer Robert Lewandowski in the first half.
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Trump's also known for having fast food delivered to his plane after events, tweeting out a picture of him last month eating KFC on his plane (with silverware).
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The assemblyman who for his 2000 years in the Legislature has moonlighted as a one-man auction house in Cazenovia, N.Y., selling antique silverware, chickens and farm machinery.
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Taking home the Presidents' Trophy, the silverware given to the NHL team with the best record in the regular season, requires that those limited millions are spent wisely.
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He calls his videos "reviews"—appraising the food, the silverware, and the dimensions of his private television screen for any prospective aristocrats looking to spend their money wisely.
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It'll be available to all customers on the route, though naturally, there will be more options (and real silverware and china) for anyone sitting in certain upgraded classes.
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The remarks also follow reports that the White House has used Chinese-made silverware, and that many campaign materials for the president's 2020 bid are being manufactured elsewhere.
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I would argue that if you have a clean piece of silverware or glass in front of you, that is going to affect your tip, so it is.
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Buffets are being replaced with à la carte items; line cooks are using more utensils and gloved hands to finish dishes; and communal silverware containers are being shelved.
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I was so scatterbrained from my son's 5:45 wakeup call (5 yesterday) that I temporarily *lost* the avocado in my kitchen... Found it in the silverware drawer.
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It's not an especially spiritual experience when one human being walks into another human being's kitchen for the first time and simply knows where the silverware drawer is.
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According to General Electric Appliances, which produces kitchen appliances, to achieve the best results, silverware should be "mixed and evenly distributed" when you load it into the dishwasher.
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They'd come around and give us meals on foam trays, with no silverware, and a foam cup that's been cut so that the bottom is like a triangle.
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While Porto's surprise Champions League triumph was the culmination of Mourinho's time at the club, the two-and-a-half seasons he spent there meant more than just silverware.
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My position was the all-around boy – mostly the busboy, clearing the food station, making sure the glasses and silverware were polished, and vacuuming the restaurant after every shift.
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More than the team playing brilliantly and winning silverware, Pochettino's most important job at Spurs is making sure that sort of ritual humiliation doesn't become a yearly occurrence again.
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" Her favorite pieces to add a signature luxe note to the contemporary design include, "white Hermès plates, modern silverware and cool glasses with marble bases (instead of traditional stemware).
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Until recently Mourinho was regarded as a master tactician and supreme motivator and with 20 major trophies as a manager, including two at United, a reliable provider of silverware.
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If you are looking for a silverware set with a traditional bit of flair, the ornate flower details and scrollwork of the Oneida Louisiana Flatware Set should please you.Pros:
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Depending on your definition of treasure, you are likely to find Soviet maps and posters, old coins, toy soldiers, amber necklaces, fur hats, vintage children's books and antique silverware.
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She would bring out the pies first and let us kids pick one dessert as our appetizer, with one rule: We couldn't use silverware to eat it, fingers only.
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Before registries took off, future brides collected silverware, china, and homemade linens in "hope chests," in many cases long before they even knew who they were going to marry.
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Each image in Bannino's Still Diets series consists of a table suspended in a black void, upon which elegant silverware, relevant decorative artifacts, and the food in question lay.
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And in a family dinner scene in "Hereditary," all the sound cuts out except the clatter of silverware, which seems like the final blows of a bloody sword fight.
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I'm all for those, but sometimes a more elegant type of party is in order, one with a tablecloth, china, real glasses and silverware — a dinner table moved outdoors.
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Wedding-registry trends no longer come with a strict set of rules, meaning couples don't have to register for a fancy china or silverware if they don't want to.
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"A watch thief, who with great stealth and cunning, disdaining silverware, jewelry, cameras, fine art, money, had made his way to the bedside and stolen my Timex wristwatch," he muses.
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Household equipment manufacturer SEB said it had agreed to buy WMF, a German maker of coffee machines and silverware, from KKR in a deal worth 1.59 billion euros including debt.
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What should I do with all their belongings -- the random collections of loose papers, official documents, silverware, dishes, gardening tools, photo albums, VHS tapes, film reels and 35 mm slides?
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Having added another FA Cup win to his accomplishments, as well as a Community Shield, Rosicky's last few years in North London saw silverware return to the club once more.
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Though a long dry spell for such a large cohort of players might seem unusual, the twenty-somethings of today are not the only group to have struggled for silverware.
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Smoothie King Activity: McDonald's is hosted by a clown and their only item that isn't shitted up are the french fries; Denny's gives you actual silverware, so fuck Denny's: McDonald's.
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You're going to, for approximately five to seven years upon first living on your own, have exclusively mismatched dishware and silverware, probably collected from old roommates or the thrift store.
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The White House reportedly used Chinese-made silverware while serving refreshments on Monday at its annual Made in America Product Showcase, which is meant to show off American-made products.
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Many spoke with one another as Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich spoke, the din so audible that some attendees sought to hush the crowd by tapping silverware against their glasses.
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Rewarded with enormous investment from Tanzi and sporting the Parmalat logo on their shirts, Parma embarked on a journey of silverware, European football and unprecedented success with an incredible team.
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This, of course, makes a lot of sense — it's harder and more expensive to ship a bike than it is to ship a laptop or a small set of silverware.
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At the time, I was waitressing at a busy restaurant and the manager had promised me that I could borrow plates and silverware to take home for my holiday feast.
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City's fourth piece of silverware this season was sealed with four different scorers at Wembley Stadium, with David Silva, Kevin De Bruyne and Gabriel Jesus also adding to Watford's humiliation.
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Under Mr. Bédos' direction, Birks stopped selling silverware and china, products that once filled 20 percent of the company's retail space but accounted for only 5 percent of its sales.
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And I had drying-rack theories: Start with anything ceramic, then put glassware around the outside to corral loose dishes, then silverware, then pots and pans and stainless-steel bowls.
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If the Celtics can use home court to fight off the Cavaliers, and the Bruins can get hot, there may be more silverware coming to the banks of the Charles.
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One youngster who had been sent running home for silverware, and then to the bodega down the block to pick up cold drinks, was refusing to go for anything else.
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Richard could not catch the waiter's eye, and the plates lingered too long, the silverware dirtied and askew, and who wanted to stare at the soiled instruments of their feeding?
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We discovered through our research that it was vital to handle the fish with a well-sharpened chef's knife, and not the blunt instrument rattling around in my silverware drawer.
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A similar policy proved untenable at Google; after the company tried to establish meatless Mondays at its cafeterias in 2010, employees rebelled by tossing out silverware and holding protest barbecues.
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Nameplates shine above crew doors, silverware rests on fussily prepared tables in a recreation of a French cafe (staffed mostly by Italians, the game informed me as I wandered through).
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"Besides the Khlo-C-D, my mom also taught me hosting etiquette, like how to set the dinner table, the appropriate silverware to use and how to position them," she writes.
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Related: Steal This Fork: An Artist Spent 15 Years Stealing Silverware Used by the 1% Shredded Spy Agency Documents Become Readymade Art You're a 'Servant To Infinite Distraction' at This Exhibition
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Donald Trump's eating habits were the talk of Twitter after the GOP nominee shared of a photo of himself digging into some chicken from KFC with silverware on his private jet.
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However, if you look zoom in close and look at the candle and the silverware, you can see where the Note 9 has a small advantage in detail and noise reduction.
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I'm the guy who takes the little pieces of paper that hold napkins and silverware together at restaurants and worries it into a tight little roll through the course of dinner.
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The 'Galácticos' team – Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, Roberto Carlos, Luis Figo, David Beckham and the rest – brought major silverware to the club, including two La Liga titles and two Champions League triumphs.
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That game was played in front of a crowd of 3,511, with many fans travelling from Heimaey hoping to see the team lift their first piece of silverware in 18 years.
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While the larger bowls of oranges and some of the candle holders remained on the table, the plates were now covered with a simple plant clipping, delicately arranged underneath the silverware.
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The loss-making club is second only to Real Madrid in the list of winners of Europe's top club competition, but it has failed to win any major silverware since 2011.
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But she roared through the tournament without losing a set and, at the age of 35, the relentless pursuit of grand slam silverware will go on, and with sister in tow.
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Instead of collecting plastic spoons in the glove compartment, your gift-ee bringing their own reusable silverware can help reduce the number of plastics that end up in landfills or oceans.
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Instead of collecting plastic spoons in the glove compartment, your gift-ee bringing their own reusable silverware can help reduce the number of plastics that end up in landfills or oceans.
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It's the poverty of silverware, and the genuine sense of loss I felt after that Wycombe match, that make moments like some of those we've had this season feel like paradise.
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They ran out 21970-271 winners at Camp Nou to claim not only the first Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, but also the first piece of European silverware in the club's history.
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A post and article by "Printly" titled "Clintons Admitted To Stealing Rugs, Silverware, Dishsets, Couches & Art From White House" here was shared 2853,21992 times on Facebook as of January 286, 2000.
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At dinnertime, I interspersed silverware and plates amid the mess, making no mention of the city skyline and arches of the Golden Gate Bridge forming between our salt and pepper shakers.
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If I'm not the one who washed a coffee cup, or water cup, or silverware, it can be challenging for me to use it because I can't be sure it's clean.
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After the madness of back-to-back shows, an early morning Sunday stroll through streets lined with vendors selling antique silverware, vintage books and small objets d'art is the perfect remedy.
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The 32-year-old running back took a moment during the celebrations to hit back at his critics, pointing to all the silverware that will soon be in his trophy case.
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Pizzagate was previously used to describe a soccer player's use of the food as a weapon, and when New York's mayor committed a no-no: using silverware to eat a slice.
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When it becomes evident that interest in the food has worn down, it does not require much effort to pile up dirty plates and silverware and take them to the kitchen.
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This was what the League Cup was all about: a showpiece game between two of the Premier League's surprise packages, ending in major silverware for a club that had previously gone without.
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It was the first piece of silverware that Jose Mourinho won on these shores, in an acrimonious clash against Liverpool that was played to the backdrop of the Steven Gerrard transfer saga.
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Under the younger Noyes' tutelage, the family's silverware business rocketed to success in the early decades of the new century, displacing industry leaders through a combination of canny niche marketing and advertising.
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"Obviously I think scoring a goal would be massive," said Luongo, who netted in the 2015 Asian Cup final win over South Korea that gave Australia's their biggest piece of soccer silverware.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It cost him five years of grand slam silverware, but Australian great Rod Laver says the decision to turn professional made him twice the player he was as an amateur.
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Equal second, Finau has set the foundation for a tilt at what would only be his second PGA Tour victory, though what he lacks in silverware he makes up for in consistency.
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Former United skipper Gary Neville pointed out on Tuesday that while Pochettino had not picked up any silverware in England, he had a number of qualities that would appeal to United fans.
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We ate our dinner in the dining car, with a white tablecloth, cloth napkins, real plates and silverware, consuming the first of nine surprisingly good meals, cooked up in the kitchen below.
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But experts say the do-it-yourself aspect of filling in the service gaps a traditional venue provides, from silverware to portable toilets and kitchen appliances, can blow up a wedding bill.
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Materials like employee payrolls, lists of guests and even security logs — documents that most companies are loath to share — can be far more informative than ephemera such as antique doorknobs and silverware.
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The long-hitting world number two won the LPGA event in Indiana on Saturday and is hungry for major silverware after losing a playoff to Ryu at the ANA five months ago.
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Instead, they crashed out of the League Cup with possibly their easiest ever run to the final, this at a time when the club had gone without silverware for almost a decade.
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Serie A champions Juventus appointed Maurizio Sarri as their new coach on Sunday, hoping that his ambitious possession-based game would extend their dominance of Italian football and bring them European silverware.
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Liverpool have nothing to show for Klopp's efforts in terms of silverware, but he's managed to galvanise an erratic collection of mavericks, screwballs and chronic underachievers into something that closely resembles functionality.
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"They're looking for any way they can find to stop any momentum we have," said Mr. Lettley, reflecting on the case as he and his wife rested and polished silverware after dinner.
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It may be hard to imagine liking an airline enough to buy its old silverware and service carts, but at a monthly sale, lovers of Delta Air Lines snap up decommissioned items.
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It felt as if Ferguson had missed his last shot at European silverware and, despite the fact that he stayed on for another two seasons, that instinct was ultimately proved to be right.
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I swear by vitamin D in the winter, so I reorder those along with omegas, some Quest bars on sale, and a new set of silverware because our old set has mysteriously dwindled.
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Rightly or wrongly, many will feel Serena's top ranking in history is already assured, with Court's haul split between the amateur and professional eras and the American's silverware amassed despite numerous physical setbacks.
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Despite the glut of silverware, however, the five-times world player of the year has had frequent fallouts with Real and has declared on several occasions that he wants to leave the club.
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She's been in and out of restaurant kitchens since she was five years old, when she started rolling silverware for dinner service at a lakeside eatery where her mother worked as general manager.
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As his team diligently set up their polling operation on two dining tables in a half-lit corner of the restaurant, Spanos pushed aside silverware at a nearby table and opened his laptop.
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It's the perfect food, it doesn't require any silverware other than your own hands, and any time of day that you want to shove it into your mouth is exactly the right time.
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It was an embrace with grand slam silverware, in this case the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup, that had been a long time coming and the 27-year-old was going to enjoy it.
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As such, it should have been little wonder that promising youngsters from across the continent gravitated towards the Italian peninsular, desperate to win major silverware and make their names on the European stage.
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Both of those defeats, however, came against Wales, who after winning the Grand Slam at the Six Nations in March will be hoping to collect its second piece of major silverware this year.
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Also, be sure to wash down the cutting boards, the counter tops, the plates and silverware that come into contact with the meat or its juice to avoid cross contamination with other foods.
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When we are both gone, the burden will be passed down, along with the silverware and the photo albums, and Nick and Grace will be forced to take up where we left off.
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He will feature mostly small plates, served kaiseki-style from a changing roster of inventive Latino dishes that will be presented without silverware and often set out on beds of hay or seashells.
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The first thing I have students do, and this is in the book, is I always ask them to draw a bacon and egg breakfast, with coffee and silverware, with their eyes closed.
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She imagined a restaurant where no one "waited" on anyone else, where customers picked up their food directly from the kitchen and cleared their own plates and silverware, a bit like at home.
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Reader Elizabeth R. from Italy shares: I always, always eat breakfast and make sure I am sitting down, with full service (plate or bowl and silverware and place mat), by my kitchen window.
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The experiment also didn't assess errors that occur when parents use an ordinary spoon from the silverware drawer instead of a properly measured dosing cup to dispense a teaspoon or tablespoon of medicine.
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The CDC also recommends that travelers avoid touching their eyes and mouth, disinfect surfaces and toys with standard household products, and refrain from coming into close contact or sharing silverware with anyone who's sick.
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For example, a user could tune out the frequency of glasses and silverware clashing and clanking at a restaurant, while still hearing the chime of glasses being toasted at his or her own table.
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The 31-year-old Nadal, with his teeth firmly in his prey, showcased his defensive class to turn things around on match point and set up a strong chance for more grand slam silverware.
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From the start Mr Ventura, a dour 69-year-old whose only silverware has come in the third and fourth divisions, struggled to convince his countrymen that he was worthy of the top job.
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Some of the elements were super easy: Package Free's Un-Paper Towels instead of paper napkins, Reusable Bamboo Cutlery Set instead of plastic silverware and Wowe Curved Stainless Steel Straws instead of plastic ones.
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Ibrahimovic has made more appearances than any other member of Jose Mourinho's squad with United pursuing further silverware in the FA Cup and Europa League, as well as a top-four Premier League finish.
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Silverware Set with Luxury Gift Box, $37.98, available nowElevate your next dinner party for less, or give this classic utensil set as a housewarming gift since it comes packaged in a nice gift box.
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England has not won a major international title since 1966; it remains to be seen if the Nations League will prove to be considered a major, but certainly the English are hungry for silverware.
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IF THERE IS NO TIME to cook, you can put together a fine picnic with sandwiches, fancy groceries or prepared foods, and still make it an occasion by using colorful unbreakable plates and silverware.
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At bottom, the practice reflected the irrational belief that anything coming in contact with African-American skin — including clothing, silverware or bed linens — was contaminated by blackness, rendering it unfit for use by whites.
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It is fair to say he started something special in the PO4 post code, which was continued by a certain H. Redknapp and led to silverware and seven near-glorious years in the top flight.
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These are the plates we will be serving people and we actually got new plates this year and I am ecstatic about that, real silverware — we do try to keep it as homey as possible.
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Having laboured for over a decade in his desire to drag Portugal to the top, Ronaldo is still without major international silverware, and this might be his last chance to win something for his country.
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Mumps is spread through mucus or saliva in a variety of forms: sneezing, coughing, or via a person's hands left behind on objects such as silverware or doorknobs, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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With the exception of their 3-3 group-stage draw with Hungary, they were tough, well drilled and impressively organised, and that collective tenacity ultimately won them their first ever piece of major international silverware.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Madison Keys is a girl in a hurry but she must wait a little longer to turn her undoubted potential into grand slam silverware after a fourth round loss at Wimbledon on Monday.
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I sold the Detroit house lock, stock, and barrel as a rental property — right down to the silverware and pillowcases — and gave some coaching to the new owners on how to successfully run an Airbnb.
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Meanwhile, Mourinho's crew of ruthless veterans had another piece of silverware to their names, and while they would miss out on the title to Manchester United they would nonetheless claim a cup double come May.
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At the roadside camp in Guánica, municipal workers have come by every day to fill a huge potable water container, which Ms. Ayala and her friends and neighbors use to rinse silverware and wash up.
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In essence, when guests can click online boxes for wine glasses, vases, china sets, silverware and silver picture frames, it is just as simple to add a link to a charity of the couple's choice.
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Other steps: wash hands often or using sanitizer, avoid touching your eyes and mouth, disinfect surfaces and toys with standard household products, and refrain from coming into close contact or sharing silverware with anyone who's sick.
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Much like Gusztáv Sebes retains his niche cool because the Mighty Magyars failed to win the World Cup, managers who rake in the silverware tend to do so at the expense of their left-field credentials.
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As the two teams began vying directly for silverware, Barca fans maintained that their side endeavoured to play the better football, while their Basque counterparts saw this as a sign of infuriating pretension from the Catalans.
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Traditionally, the cakes were presented as wedding gifts, but now they are usually served with tea to visiting guests, who eat them right out of the package, in generally just two bites, with no silverware required.
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It is a home-cooked run at a restaurant's interpretation of home-cooked family food, and that makes for great eating, the sort you might want to do over an ironed tablecloth, with your heaviest silverware.
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MILAN, June 20.7943 (Reuters) - Serie A champions Juventus appointed Maurizio Sarri as their new coach on Sunday, hoping that his ambitious possession-based game would extend their dominance of Italian football and bring them European silverware.
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Other steps: wash hands often or use hand sanitizer, avoid touching your eyes and mouth, disinfect surfaces and toys with standard household products, and refrain from coming into close contact or sharing silverware with anyone who's sick.
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Apart from the ubiquitous thin folding phones and dishwashers that warn users if they put knives into the silverware caddy blade-side-up, "Striking Vipers" could be taking place today from what we see of the world.
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Traders Shares in French household equipment manufacturer SEB surged more than 10 percent as investors welcomed SEB's move to buy WMF, a German maker of coffee machines and silverware, from KKR in a 1.6 billion-euro deal.
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The Maisel car is filled with loose items, and Shirl refuses to remove her humongous fur coat, even in the Catskill summer heat ("She's got our silverware sewn into the lining," Moishe announces to whomever is listening).
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Dotted around the house, you'll see dollhouses (the world's largest collection of them, in fact), Titanic memorabilia, puppets, model trains, glassware, Venetian masks, billboards, ivory, silverware, shells, furs, tankards... Far too many things to list here, really.
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"My mom and grandma rented out the bar of a bowling alley and set up a table with her cake, balloons, silverware, ice cream and little gifts for the girls who were going to come," she said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United's Zlatan Ibrahimovic proved his hunger for silverware has not diminished with age as the Swede's double earned a 383-2 win over Southampton in an absorbing League Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.
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The Reebok cap on Mir's head declared its occupant as a 'World Champion' and although the jiu jitsu black belt doesn't currently hold that kind of silverware, it's a reminder of his great past in the Octagon.
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"That infected person could very easily infect everyone at the party, especially if most of the party occurred in one or two rooms in the house, where people are touching silverware, cups, utensils, door knobs," Choi said.
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In fact, he said on a warm day in mid-December, as the crash of silverware could be heard from the restaurant kitchen above, he grew out of it quickly and moved to a studio in Koreatown.
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Sarah had built tables, made a gorgeous chandelier out of fall leaves from around the farm, used these little ears of Indian corn for name cards and bought a bunch of Civil War-era silverware from Etsy.
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In Panera's case, it's always been fireplaces in the dining areas, metal silverware, and rustic bread displays that set it apart from the Golden Arches and company — testaments to its roots as a wholesome small-town bakery.
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More adventurous hunters and photographers were flown to rendezvous points and driven in Land Rovers to fixed camps elaborately equipped with electric power, refrigerators, flush toilets, hot showers, kitchens and dining facilities with silverware and table linen.
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With his new club winning their first major trophy for five years, Chelsea's display had everything: physicality across the pitch, leadership and tenacity from front to back, antagonism on the sidelines, and success and silverware at the end.
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In a series of tweets, she considered all the ways she could get back at the unnamed resort, including reporting her credit card stolen, zipping that silverware in her suitcase, and trying to sell their ice bucket online.
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With Chris Clark, his general manager and an alum of New York's beloved, shuttered, WD-50, Mr. Sousa oversaw every detail, down to the place settings, which include silverware balanced atop pieces of powder-coated c-channel steel.
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The Labor Department in the next year rescinded Obama-era guidance that required tipped employees paid less than minimum wage to spend most of their time doing tipped-wage duties, such as serving tables, rather than rolling silverware.
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He squandered two match points against Djokovic in last year's Wimbledon final and knows Nadal, with 19 Grand Slams, is now breathing down his neck in the race to end their respective careers with the most major silverware.
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In the decades after its incorporation, Oneida Limited (as it was now known) became one of America's most profitable silverware companies—"an economic powerhouse and a leader in the field of industrial relations," as Wayland-Smith puts it.
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He is also a voracious reader, regularly plays tennis and is a staunch supporter of Atletico Madrid - the capital's perennial 'underdog' team which ended more than a decade without major silverware by winning the Europa League title in 2010.
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That means that, from silverware and bar stools, down to the entire contents of its wine cellar, co-owners Julian Niccolini and Alex von Bidder will walk away from the more than 50-year-old establishment virtually empty-handed.
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A 2006 World Cup winner with Italy, for whom he remains first-choice keeper, Juve's grand old man Buffon craves a Champions League medal to add to his glittering array of silverware after twice suffering heartache in the final.
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Think Outside the Silverware Drawer "Dress up your table with unusual metal flatware — think gold, or even a dark matte brown this season — to add a modern look of elegance that will instantly upgrade your place settings," she says.
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By throwing even more of our money at stuff — no one needs a new spiralizer or 17 sets of matching rose-gold silverware for May-through-September dinner parties — we're halting our individual routes toward financial independence and success.
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Shares in French household equipment manufacturer SEB surged 11 percent as investors welcomed SEB's move to buy WMF, a German maker of coffee machines and silverware, from KKR in a deal worth 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion) including debt.
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Glamorous 'air stewardesses' wearing authentic uniforms from the 1970s era cover each table or tray-table with a white tablecloth, set it with Pan Am branded silverware and napkins, and then serve the five-course meal from aisle trolleys.
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In a career that has taken him back and forth from league to union, from New Zealand to Australia to France with a stint in Japan, the 31-year-old has picked up silverware pretty much at every stop.
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His 26th goal of the season in all competitions followed a sublime first-half free kick that gave United the lead and enabled manager Jose Mourinho to claim his first silverware since arriving at Old Trafford in the summer.
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While there are numerous points afterwards that one could point to as the downfall of Wenger's youth project, this was the first clear indicator that Arsenal would struggle to win silverware with a team of fleet-footed teenage technicians.
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The curators of Being Japanese Canadian: reflections on a broken world made the meaningful decision to install the exhibition throughout the museum's Gallery of Canada, amid the furniture, paintings, and luxurious silverware once owned by the Canadian upper crust.
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Sunday Routine When many of her friends were getting married, Shan-Lyn Ma grew frustrated at the online wedding shopping process, so she decided to start Zola in an attempt to reinvent the traditional china-and-silverware registry process.
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"Not only will this law ensure that our military have the highest quality silverware available, made by hardworking Americans, but will also provide a valuable shot in the arm to the Mohawk Valley economy," he said in a statement.
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You also never put down your utensils while eating unless you need to take a drink or use the restroom, at which point you cross your silverware on your plate to let the wait staff know you aren't finished eating.
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Chances are neither will add to those tallies this week, but for two days at least they will hog the limelight, two aging heavyweights trying to keep pace with younger rivals who carry less baggage — and a lot less major silverware.
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Then, 35 minutes after Lopez's near three-hour singles final, they returned to court with Lopez seeking the double and Murray eager to win silverware for the first time since Dubai in March 2017, just before his right hip began crumbling.
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Tidy and well-stocked kitchens make for a welcoming space — but when silverware drawers, spice racks, and cabinets get out of hand, our desire to make a homemade meal goes in the garbage (that should have been be taken out yesterday).
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From leaf-shaped coasters and marbleized tea cups to shimmering silverware and leather-wrapped glass pitchers, the collection has everything we'll ever need for a picturesque outdoor celebration that could even put one of Mr. Bate's precisely planned parties to shame.
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Second only to Real Madrid in the list of winners of Europe's top club competition, AC Milan has failed to win any major silverware in the past five years and is lying a lowly seventh in Italy's Serie A top division.
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LA Galaxy's Steven Gerrard and New York City FC's Andrea Pirlo and Frank Lampard were among the high-profile players who were supposed to lift their clubs to new levels but the big salaries did not bring in the silverware.
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Under the pragmatic management of George Graham, they helped Arsenal to win two league titles, a League Cup, an FA Cup and a UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, which is still the club's only piece of major European silverware to date.
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"You should be selling the silverware in the dining rooms or the paper clips from the desk or the desk chairs or the whole desk," the banking analyst Mike Mayo told Citigroup's top executives in a conference call Friday morning.
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The room was grand and traditional in decor — tables were covered in white tablecloths and laid with fine china and fancy silverware, guests sat on wooden chairs with leather upholstery and red sofas, and huge chandeliers hung from the ceiling.
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In the six seasons the Dutchman spent at Liverpool from 2006 onwards, Liverpool lost their status as the most successful top flight club to arch-enemies Manchester United, while their only silverware came via a solitary League Cup win in 2012.
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Even pastas, including a lovely green garganelli in a veal-and-porcini ragù, were fussy, served in plates shaped like U.F.O.s, with nowhere to rest your silverware should you want to pause for a sip of a fantastically fruity Nebbiolo.
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The door is locked again, Mia is blasting 'Crash Into Me,' and after all the tables are broken down, glasses polished, and silverware rolled for tomorrow's lunch, you have an hour in the Square before you clock back in for dinner.
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In a group of photographs aptly titled Shut-In Series, she captured domestic objects and moments: the sheen of metal silverware, an abstracted staircase, an air conditioning unit, the lights and shadows falling on a fire escape viewed from her window.
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When Democrats wrested control of the chamber three years later, they introduced compostable silverware and cups — a decision Republicans swiftly reversed when they came to power in 2011, arguing that the utensils were too flimsy to properly spear salad fixings.
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Löw, who coached Germany to the World Cup title in 2014, is using this squad to assess his country's talent, and the team could end the tournament by bringing home more silverware if it beats Chile on Sunday in St. Petersburg.
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Perhaps in Melbourne Medvedev will surround himself with more positive than negative energy and if he does he could well be the one to break the stranglehold of the game's top silverware by the big three of Djokovic, Nadal and Federer.
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While it cooks, I plan to have a glass of red wine and read a bit of my book, but I'm so anxious and ready to work now that I spend half the cook time washing dishes and putting away silverware.
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Suave ebony office furniture by Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann, the famous Transat chair by Eileen Gray, silverware by Jean Puiforcat, "Bird in Flight" sculptures by Constantin Brancusi — all transposed to India — did not arrive with the same meanings they had in Europe.
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And with the exception of the silverware and wine glasses, every object chosen by the interior designer, Micaela de Bernardi, was made or designed in Mexico, including the chairs she adapted from ones by the Cuban-Mexican designer Clara Porset.
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They come in search of economy-class seats, bottles of cocktail syrup, silverware, slippers and casserole dishes bearing the distinctive triangle-like shape of the fourth letter in the Greek alphabet, the inspiration behind the logo for Delta Air Lines.
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When: May 5–8 / Thursday, Saturday: 11am–7pm; Friday: 11am–8pm; Sunday: 11am–303pm ($45) Where: Randall's Island Park (Randall's Island) A fifth wedding anniversary is traditionally represented by wood, although in the present day, silverware is a suggested gift.
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This makes the IBF belt a curious piece of silverware: it is the one belt that Golovkin and Alvarez fought for in their first fight (a bout which ended in a draw) that Alvarez was not able to take in winning the rematch.
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About 700 pieces of ornate costume jewelry made by Hollywood costume jeweler Eugene Joseff will be exhibited in Ireland's Newbridge Silverware Museum of Style Icons from March until May before going under the hammer in November at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles.
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Well... in covering the conclusion of the series, the New York Times opened with, "The Stanley Cup, that old and battered piece of silverware..." While the enthusiasm may have been lacking in that initial writeup, it was anything but doldrums moving forward.
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And in honor of the occasion, she arrived at her table to find a tag that reads "mama" with a drawing of a balloon, gold confetti sprinkled all over the tablecloth, an expertly folded napkin, and a fancy silverware arrangement including two forks.
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He is beloved of Arsenal fans for his iconic goals and the silverware that came with them but, more importantly, he is an emblem of a bygone age when Highbury was a fortress and its occupants the greatest team in the land.
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The best outdoor dinnerware you can buyThe best dinnerware sets you can buyThe best flatware and silverware you can buyThe best placemats you can buyThe best drinking glasses you can buyThe best wine glasses you can buyThe best serving dishes you can buy
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AC Milan, seven times European champions but without any major silverware in the past six years, are losing money and need a deep-pocketed investor who can inject funds to buy match-winning players and invest in the brand at home and abroad.
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Mr. Colby described how during a shift on Thanksgiving several years ago, Mr. Caspersen and his wife brought Mr. Colby Thanksgiving dinner "on a real plate, with a real glass and napkin and silverware," adding that the gesture was "very touching to me."
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In keeping with its "simple but refined" style, Ms. Rose's food will be plated on a high-low, intentionally mismatched combination of ceramics sourced from Japan, Sweden, Australia and Denmark, eaten with vintage French silverware and dabbed away by linens made in Sweden.
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The worry is, however, that such defensive frailty will be brutally exposed next year as England attempt to win their first major silverware since their 1966 home World Cup, with the semi-finals and final of the tournament being staged at Wembley.
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The CDC says you can take other steps, as well: wash hands often or using sanitizer, avoid touching your eyes and mouth, disinfect surfaces and toys with standard household products, and refrain from coming into close contact or sharing silverware with anyone who's sick.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1960, Danish modernist Arne Jacobsen finished his crowning achievement, the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, designing not only the building itself, but also the furniture, light fixtures, doorknobs, ashtrays, and even the silverware used at the hotel's restaurant.
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I've heard voices, footsteps, lights have been turned on/off, one of the ghosts has a thing for silverware (I hear it clattering in the drawer all the time, and sometimes a knife or two will end up in the wrong slot in the drawer).
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If all of this has preserved Bielsa's hipster kudos in what seems like perpetuity, it helps that he won all of his major silverware back in the nineties, barring that most ambivalently received of international accolades: an Olympic gold medal with Argentina in 2004.
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" As Royce continues, he acknowledges the barriers that those of other genders, races and classes must confront that he is fortunate enough to avoid: "Because of my race, I can eat at a fancy restaurant without the wait staff expecting me to steal the silverware.
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In the 2-0 German Super Cup win over Bayern earlier this month, Sancho provided an intuitive pass for Paco Alcacer to open the scoring, before adding a late second himself to ensure Dortmund scooped its first piece of silverware for more than two years.
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You are placed in an area filled with lots of breakable objects — a fancy dining room full of expensive silverware, or a gas station storeroom stocked with food — and asked to hit a golf ball in a way that demolishes as much as possible.
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In one lovely scene, prompted by his encounter with two eccentric sisters who conjure the Beales of "Grey Gardens," the narrator remembers a performance in which giant pieces of silverware, a knife and fork, hovered overhead as his wife and other clowns evaded them.
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One man who occupied the house about forty years ago left his wife and children and ran away with another man's wife; another was a burglar, and when he was caught a whole lot of silverware was found buried in the cellar; another committed suicide.
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The East-West dialogue is reflected in the approximately 300 pieces of jewelry, paintings, silverware, jade and other artifacts created in France during the First and Second Empires and in China under the Qing dynasty (1644-1912) and now displayed in the museum's Wumen gallery.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal would love to add more silverware to a bursting trophy cabinet at the end of the Australian Open but says beating Roger Federer's record of 219 Grand Slam titles would probably not make him any happier in the long run.
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That dichotomy between small and big is inherent in the ceremony itself: The films favored by the Gothams are decidedly scaled down, yet the event is held at Cipriani Wall Street, a cavernous space where crowd chatter and clinking silverware drown out every acceptance speech.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc told employees on Wednesday it will no longer carry widely used, throw-away plastic items like water bottles or silverware in its offices and cafeterias as the U.S. bank tries to cut the amount of trash it puts in landfills.
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Underlying this investigation is the suggestion that these two arenas are distinguished by their use-value: design is explicitly utilitarian in its reinventions of items such as silverware, furniture, lighting, etc, while artworks are made without any practical function in mind, their central utility being conceptual.
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The pressure to deliver at a club that expects a regular stream of major silverware will be huge and it remains to be seen whether the decision by club president Florentino Perez to discard Benitez and hand the reins to the relatively green Zidane will pay off.
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Samples of footsteps clacking across hardwood floor, clinking silverware, and open air collide with one another, crafting abstract spaces and narratives that couldn't reasonably exist in the real world—it's a dizzying and disorienting effect, but one that primes you to absorb the record's more melodic moments.
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After the flags and the targets, after the head-scratching canvases affixed with rulers or silverware, Jasper Johns took a drive out to the Hamptons in 1972 and saw, in the opposite lane of the Long Island Expressway, some kind of crosshatch pattern on a speeding car.
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It's the equivalent of making a small down payment on your neighbors' house; paying for the balance by taking out a mortgage secured by their savings, jewelry, silverware and car; selling off the contents of their property; and then siphoning off some of the loan for yourself.
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For the past six hours Draper has been racing around the grounds of Community First Village in a golf cart, stocking some of the 125 micro-homes and 100 RVs on the 51-acre property in Austin, Texas, with everything from silverware and furniture to bedding and food.
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But neither has won a piece of European silverware — Klopp has lost twice in the Champions League final, and Pochettino has never lifted a trophy of any kind since becoming a head coach — and so their legacies have been a topic of discussion since the final's matchup was set.
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At times, they appear so sickeningly gigantic that even a veterinarian would make the sign of the cross, but then you'll get a sequence like "Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer," where the cats are dwarfed by mere silverware and struggle to bear the weight of a human's glistening pearl necklace.
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Once the sequence was completely plotted out and edited, it was time to shoot real plates, silverware and models of Lumiére and Cogsworth on-set, all so the camera could capture the exact lighting of each object, right down to the textures of the tablecloth or the shine of the ceramic.
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He won it last year and while Grand Slam success remains elusive, he looks set to be battling for the sport's most prestigious silverware with Medvedev and Tsitsipas along with the likes of Canadian duo Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger Aliassime and Australian Alex de Minaur, to name but a few.
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"We had the privilege of borrowing very unique items" of furniture, tapestries, silverware and French porcelain, Mr. Compain said, including a vase from 1780 created by the master goldsmith Claude Ballin II. "The exhibition is worth seeing just for this particular vase," which has never before left Russia, Mr. Compain said.
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Should City, as seems likely, streak away to a second successive title, there will be questions about whether Klopp will ever be able to deliver silverware to Anfield, about whether Mauricio Pochettino has reached a glass ceiling at Tottenham, about why Sarri or Unai Emery, Arsenal's coach, failed to keep pace.
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Generally, the ongoing state of New York is noise: cars, bars, music up from the street, silverware clinking and gently thudding in restaurants with sidewalk tables, people spilling out of those restaurants and waiting for tables on the curb, teen crisis and romance on the subway platform, the whole thing.
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Grant K. Gibson, an interior designer in San Francisco, doesn't own a vacation rental, but for the past three summers he has rented a cottage in Castine, Me. He brings his own vases, candles, sheets, pillows, tablecloths, plates, silverware, paper lanterns and other accessories to make it feel more like home.
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Take it from an old person that intensity of feeling is one of those things that fade along with hair color, memory and the ability to sleep for more than a couple of hours before padding down the stairs to make some tea before rearranging your absolute mess of a silverware drawer.
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To help you create your best wedding registry, we teamed up with Bloomingdale's for a complete guide to the most useful home goods: from a coffee maker that whips up a cafe-worthy latté with the touch of a button to a textured silverware set that will last for all the happy years to come.
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I don't like to put silverware directly on the bottom of the sink, and if the sink looks dirty in the morning, I'll spend hours of the day remembering and picturing how dirty it was and thinking about how it's infecting all of my forks and spoons and other things I'll eat off of later.
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Aside from carrying silverware (which constantly has to be washed, so have duplicates), reusable containers (multiple sizes are a game-changer but bulky) and a washcloth (as a napkin, it initially grossed me out but ended up ok), the experiment also meant asking at food joints if I could use my personal items instead of theirs.
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When Warhol later went to get a haircut at Mr. Linich's apartment, he was so wowed by its obsessive reflective décor ("I even painted the silverware silver," Mr. Linich once recalled) that he invited Mr. Linich uptown to decorate the loft the same way — an act that came to symbolize an entire Pop worldview that Warhol would invent.
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The round tables ensure that half of the room is facing the wrong direction, food is constantly being brought to the table or taken away from the table, the clatter of silverware and clink of ice cubes are in constant competition with the microphone for audio dominance, and the lighting is usually too dim or too bright.
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Fringed, shredded houndstooth and tweed were inspired by black and white tile flooring; glinting silver sequin tunic capes and jackets provided a jolt of silverware (silverwear); mint green and black feathered fantasias escaped from the aviary; and asymmetric ball gowns of beaded fringe and under-feathers, tulle and lace, teetered alluringly close to the edge of coming undone.
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Buffet lunch: $1,200 ($1503 per person for 50 people, including two photographers' meals)Waitstaff: $300China and silverware rental: $336Linen-napkin rental: $37.50=Total: $2,060.85 (including gratuities) We served a catered buffet of five dishes at the reception: falafel, grape leaves, hummus, spinach-chickpea warm salad, Armenian wild rice-cranberry warm salad, cold cabbage-and-spinach salad, and pita bread, plus pickles and olives.
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Before that happens, you choose one of the eight or so main courses pictured on the wall, give your order to an extroverted host who taps it into a hand-held screen, and mill around the silverware and condiment station until you hear your name and are handed your meal on a charcoal-colored tray that doubles as a place mat.
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While the court appreciates the iron law of not waking a sleeping toddler, and while your sister is probably correct that you truly are a Shrek-like clumsy oaf who constantly knocks over lamps and wardrobes full of silverware every time you lurch to the bathroom, there is a larger law of hospitality at work: Do not make your guests pee in the backyard!
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While he may have been contesting the country's third-most prestigious domestic competition, Mourinho knew that – with his side well clear at the top of the league – an early taste of domestic silverware would further take the pressure off his squad, and allow them to go on and enjoy the rest of the season in the knowledge that they had already achieved something notable.
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And, as Fidjestøl makes clear, Julius's mirroring behavior parallels that of an equally famous chimp named Lucy who lived with an Oklahoma couple in the 1970s and who also began to adopt human culture as her own — using silverware, learning sign language, selecting clothing to wear, drinking a boozy cocktail now and then, flipping through magazines and, after she reached puberty, masturbating to images in Playgirl.
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Everything else had to be sold, thrown out, given to friends or put in storage — including the piano and the rest of the furniture, books, records, paintings, rugs, linens, plates and glasses, silverware, family letters, photographs and old Christmas cards, and all the knickknacks and bits of yarn and fabric that my grandmother, a devout hoarder, had saved during her more than 25 years in America.
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The ever-growing mail-order business saw over 70,000 agents going from door to door to sell the wares — including the Rosebud Salve — out of catalogs, with their efforts going toward rewards such as curtains, BB guns, silverware, phonographs, and old cylinder records, all thrilling and covetable "prizes" that seem not at all out of date or, in retrospect, kind of a weird list of things to choose from.
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Having escaped Serie D at the first time of asking, the Crociati beat Alessandria in the third division play-off final this term and will contest next season in Serie B. While there is a long way to go before they are once more capturing hearts and minds in Europe, not to mention challenging Juventus for major silverware, Parma can look to their golden era for inspiration in the coming years.
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Several months ago, the U.S. Department of Labor told its Wage and Hour Division to stop using the 80/20 rule, a long-standing regulation that required restaurants to pay servers, bartenders, and any other tipped employees a full minimum wage for any side work—stuff like folding napkins, refilling salt and pepper shakers, and putting silverware on the tables—if they spent more than 20% of their shift doing it.
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