When they began appearing in the late 19th century, Parisian brasseries — many of which were run by Alsatian immigrants — sought to serve people from various walks of life, an ethos that was built into their menus: Alongside elaborate, expensive dishes like côte de boeuf and quenelles de brochet (breaded pike) were simpler ones […]
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Residents of Milan will not be allowed to attend the Italian Cup semifinal match between Juventus and AC Milan at Allianz Stadium in Turin on Wednesday as part of anti-virus precautions being taken By ANDREW DAMPF AP Sports Writer March 2, 2020, 4:45 PM 3 min read ROME — Residents of Milan will not be
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We asked several colleagues how they think about political impartiality. Kim Severson, a national food correspondent, considers the importance of applying the same rules to everyone in the newsroom: You might think it doesn’t matter if a reporter profiling a chef or testing a new recipe campaigns for a school board candidate or goes to
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WASHINGTON — Moving to stem a vaping epidemic among young people, the House approved a bill Friday to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes and other flavored tobacco products. The bill would place new restrictions on the marketing of e-cigarettes and ban flavors in tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes. It also would place a new
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Prince, Megan Thee Stallion, Joss Stone and Taylor Swift have all fought their record labels Rapper Megan Thee Stallion claims that her record label is preventing her from releasing new music. The star, who released the platinum-selling single Hot Girl Summer last year, says she’s been frozen out since
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Image copyright Getty Images Tesco is issuing new cards to 600,000 Clubcard account holders after unearthing a security issue. The supermarket giant said it believed a database of stolen usernames and passwords from other platforms had been tried out on its websites, and may have worked in some cases. No financial data was accessed and
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The New York Knicks have hired Leon Rose as their president, hoping the longtime player agent can be just as successful as an executive By BRIAN MAHONEY AP Basketball Writer March 2, 2020, 3:26 PM 3 min read NEW YORK — The New York Knicks hired Leon Rose as their president Monday, hoping the longtime
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Ms. Taylor is vehement on the subject. “The thing I actually find really interesting,” she said in an interview, “is that the only things Michael’s opponents have come up with to disparage him with are things that happened a long time ago, and were part of the culture then, and are nothing to do with
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BOSTON — Jack Welch, who transformed General Electric Co. into a highly profitable multinational conglomerate and parlayed his legendary business acumen into a retirement career as a corporate leadership guru, has died. He was 84. His death was confirmed Monday by GE. The cause of death was renal failure, his wife Suzy told The New
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In the event of a coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., here’s what could happen: Work-from-home policies become the norm. People who are coughing or short of breath get separated from healthy employees and sent home immediately. More workers stop showing up to work as they care for ill family members. Business travel restrictions and bans
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