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Restaurants Redesign Interiors to Woo Guests Post Lockdown – Free Press of Jacksonville
People grooving to music late into the night in bars or couples enjoying a romantic outing under shimmering chandeliers or college-goers sneaking a meal in between their classes are not quite the images we get to see anymore — courtesy the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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South Africans Likely to Spend the December Holidays in the Dark After Eskom Depletes Its Diesel Budget
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Why Tinubu retained Kyari as NNPC Limited's group CEO, By Ifeanyi Onuba
The retention of Mallam Mele Kolo Kyari by President Bola Tinubu as the group chief executive officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is, indeed, a confirmation that the President recognises his hardwork at the NNPC Limited. It is also a seal to the many achievements recorded b
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Black-owned Oooh Wee It Is Restaurant Opens Second Location in Chicago | The Crusader Newspaper Group
DURING A PANDEMIC, THE WALKERS ARE WALKING INTO THEIR DESTINY WITH THE GRAND OPENING OF THEIR 2ND RESTAURANT IN 4 MONTHS  Mark Walker traded his 9 to 5 blue-collar job to become a 24/7 entrepreneur and now a restaurateur.  Mark has always had a passion for creating a delectable plate to please the
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Don’t make a permanent decision based on a temporary situation – The Courier News
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HBCU “King of NIL” starts service to help college athletes get endorsements - Garland Journal
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15 Things Restaurant Staff Want You To Know During COVID-19
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Outdoor dining set to become a permanent feature of LA County food scene - L.A. Focus News
Outdoor dining may remain a permanent feature of Los Angeles County's vibrant food scene, with the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voting on Tuesday, June 8, to support state legislation to expand outdoor options. Supervisors Kathryn Barger and Janice Hahn co-authored a motion to support
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Ruto seeks to consolidate power by proposing sweeping law changes
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Joseph's Restaurant adjusts business model - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Joseph's Restaurant in Maraval is the latest to be severely affected by the covid19 restrictions that have not let restaurants have in-house dining.

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South Africa: It's 'Toad Versus Road' in the Western Cape High Court
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How This Black-Owned Delivery Service Is Giving Back To Restaurants Amid COVID-19
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Botswana: Lldcs Climate Change Challenges Unique
[Botswana Daily News] Dubai -- The Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) are facing high exposure and vulnerability to an increasing number of climate-related disasters such as droughts, desertification, floods, cyclones and landslides, says President Dr Mokgweetsi Masisi.
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Black community’s retirement woes leading to new ways to save money | New Pittsburgh Courier
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Unleashing the Power of Hyundai Kona N Line in Charleston SC | Post News Group
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Blueface Is BIG MAD Following His Momma’s “Tell-All” Interview With Jason Lee
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Rachell L. Gray Foundation addresses food insecurity ahead of Nov. 25 grand opening in Elkridge
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Lack of public participation dragging down Jamaica’s budget crafting score
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