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...Congratulations and a pass on cleaning up are expected--after all, he cooked! Men can prepare $20-per-lb. salmon in a $300 fish poacher, the cuisine equivalent of golf's Big Bertha, but tuna salad on whole wheat is beyond them. One avocational cook I know lit the grill, put a turkey on it and boasted during the half time of a Dallas Cowboys game that he was fixing Thanksgiving dinner...
...provided on the "basis of personal friendship" is attracting a lot of attention. At first it looks as if the new rules could break the back of the political culture. The owner of Le Mistral restaurant, just blocks from the Capitol, says the ban is "catastrophic." The venerable Occidental Grill is considering a $19.95 "Hill menu," to beat the Senate limit...
John R. Clifford, owner of the Green Street Grill and a Cambridge resident himself, says he believes that Reeves can do no wrong...
...fought all year for the principle of a seven-year balanced budget; now he hoped to prove once and for all that he is capable of governing, not just breaking windows and upsetting the furniture in the House. So he sat with his advisers at the Old Ebbitt Grill on 15th Street, scribbling notes, picking at appetizers and searching for some magic mix of spending cuts, entitlement reductions, tax cuts and policy changes that could win an overwhelming majority of Republicans in Congress and still get the President's signature...
...JUDGE. Aside from Judge Lance Ito's lax hand on the whip, which allowed the lawyers to grill witnesses endlessly and argue and reargue points of law, Professor Barbara Babcock of Stanford Law School observes that Judge Ito was often late to arrive and took time to usher celebrities into his chambers. "If you sequester a jury, there should be pressure on everyone to go as fast as you can," she says. "I've never seen a sequestered jury treated this way. I think the message they got was that neither their time nor they were important." Motions should...