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Both orders arrived nicely refrigerated, but not frozen.
The cut rolls arrived nicely arranged on a platter ($15).
The second was the mojarra, a whole tilapia, which arrived nicely scored and fried but was overcooked, and had a moldy aroma and flavor that rendered it inedible.
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They arrive nicely sturdy, the sole purpose of their existence to ferry the narcotic-like condiments, burned scallions cut with jalapeños and mayonnaise with the sting of preserved lime.
At the draft, which these days has an actual red carpet, like the Oscars, Tunsil arrived wearing a nicely cut blazer, a print bow tie, and a pair of sparkly loafers, looking at ease and very much like the multimillion-dollar football player he was about to become.
A moist leg and nicely crisped thigh arrived atop a tomato and bean stew which had a good long flavour and a surprising paprika heat.
A fillet of salmon remained moist and fresh under sweet red pepper puree, but striped bass -- the restaurant's signature fish -- arrived once overdone and once nicely glossy under a golden crust.
"I have arrived, I am home," works nicely here.
And for paragraphs like these, at the beginning of "Lonely Heart": It seems that one spring day, a character by the name of Nicely-Nicely Jones arrives in a ward in a hospital in the City of Newark, N.J., with such a severe case of pneumonia that the attending physician, who is a horse player at heart, and very absentminded, writes 100, 40 and 10 on the chart over Nicely-Nicely's bed.
Trains arrived every few minutes, carriages were nicely appointed in colours reminiscent of Penguin books in their pomp.
And on Sunday afternoon the Boston string ensemble A Far Cry arrived at the Tishman Auditorium with a nicely varied yet coherent program, played with energy.
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