Restaurateurs Urged to Spell Foreign Dishes Correctly
The Society for the Propagation of Correct Culinary Terms calls on restaurateurs to fix misspellings on menus. Examples include ling en berry as lingenberry, Marengo as Mar ango, tacos as TAKOS, Bearnaise as Bern aise, aperitif as aperitif, and restaurateur with proper double u.
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United States
Marengo
Italy
Escoffier
Changes at City Hall Forecourt After Snow Wakes Security Upgrades
Charles Hart drives into the municipal forecourt and observes new security measures. Barbed wire confines traffic to a single double lane, a counterweighted steel girder spans the approach, and a sandbagged barrier with loopholes guards an area where two troop carriers are parked. A machine gun on a tripod fires a metallic flash as the diplomatic pass is checked.
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Charles
State of Emergency Deepens in Lienz Trust and Threats Rise
In Lienz, Hofrat Humbold reveals a thwarted plot as a private car packed with explosives is discovered near the inner courtyard. Charles learns a state of emergency will be issued with military tribunals and the death penalty for crimes against the state, while Laura faces potential departure on a Rome-bound train.
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Konsul
Charles
Hofrat Humbold
Boschetto
Pisoni
Herr Hofrat
Dr. Humbold
Laura
Humbold
Health Department
Vienna
Rome
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