Gastronomic sentence example

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  • Orta's response was to persuade a famous chef to turn the leftover food into a gastronomic feast and invite passers-by to eat it.
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  • Glorious wrap-around balcony for lapping up the sun or shade in the heart of this gastronomic region favored by a certain British Prime Minister.
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  • The man with the dough As a hip young gastronomic gunslinger, he was the first British chef to win three Michelin stars.
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  • Like all regions of France, it has its own gastronomic specialities including local charcuterie, wild boar, cheeses and seafood.
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  • Many forget that Portugal is a gastronomic delight, with great wine options and tasty seafood.
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  • Brighton food and drink The main gastronomic specialty of Brighton is of course fish and seafood.
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  • The main course of Angus beef filet and Sevruga caviar served with blinis and cream potatoes with olive oil is a gastronomic delight.
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  • With no luggage limits you can also return laden with wonderful gastronomic souvenirs!
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  • Both venues will be transformed into a gastronomic extravaganza.
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  • Among these were included metrical versions of the physical speculations of Epicharmus, of the gastronomic researches of Archestratus of Gela (Hedyphagetica), and, probably, of the rationalistic doctrines of Euhemerus.
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