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They have flourished in particular circumstances and settings. Produce, fish, and meat markets of the early 19th century were dotted with stands offering prepared foods. These were usually located under the market’s roof and did business year round, keeping a fire blazing in cold weather. Stands...
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Many times, these restaurants are found in close proximity to another restaurant chain's establishment. The fast food restaurant exposes firefighters in urban and rural areas to the same inherent hazards and construction dangers.JAMES A. KIRSCH...
The restaurant is also famous for the creative ‘five elements dish’, which is made of pork intestines (metal), liver (wood), kidney (water), heart (fire), and hog maw (earth), each of which is prepared using a different cooking method. Local cuisine restaurants in Xi’an Looking for...
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He informed me that they [the American Indians] called the whiskey fire water. (John Bradbury,Travels in the Interior of America, 1917) a hair of the dog that bit youA cure identical to the cause of the malady; usually and specifically, another drink of the liquor that made you drunk ...
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