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There's a platter from General TSO and a few BISQUES on the table, and mentions of an UNO Chicago Grill at 36-Down.

On Tuesday, a platter from this historic service sold for $17,500, within the estimated price bracket.

An inscription in Persian on a platter from the late 16th century made in Iran, probably Isfahan, focuses on food.

Explore further, and aside from photos of Saleh with the likes of Queen Elizabeth, the Pope and Saddam Hussein, you'll find accolades from at least three US cities (San Francisco, Dearborn and Dallas), a platter from the US House of Representatives and, ironically, a gold medallion from Al-Jazeera, the news channel Saleh accused of helping fuel the 2011 uprising against him.

Explore further, and aside from photos of Saleh with the likes of Queen Elizabeth, the Pope, and Saddam Hussein, you'll find accolades from at least three US cities (San Francisco, Dearborn, and Dallas), a platter from the US House of Representatives, and, ironically, a gold medallion from Al-Jazeera, the news channel Saleh accused of helping fuel the 2011 uprising against him.

Mr. McFarland ladled the chowder into mugs, and Ms. Charles pulled from a refrigerator a platter of a salad she had composed of chilled butter lettuce, boiled red creamer potatoes, haricots verts and smoked trout.

And, as always, there will be a presentation-based afternoon-tea round where everyone spends an entire day making stuff that they could have quite easily bought on a plastic platter from Iceland for a pound.

A Gift Gaffe I received a housewarming gift (a large handmade platter) from a potential suitor.

A charcuterie platter from the deli (£7.95) is a pretty selection of cheeses, Iberian jamon and salami, celeriac remoulade, olives, grapes and artichoke hearts, and fresh breads from the bakery.

Jumping among topics, locations and talking heads, his film begins to resemble an overstuffed platter from an all-you-can-eat buffet rather than one of the elegant morsels he showcases in mouth-watering close-up.

On Sunday, in Riverdale, a woman fetching a platter of lamb from the trunk of her car was struck in the gut by a thirty-inch arrow.