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Perhaps mindful of that complicated history, the Obama White House is keeping the details of its dinner under tight wraps.

And Hello Fresh is selling a version of its dinner kits in Sainsburys in London.

While broadcast news anchors like Ms. Couric periodically break into entertainment programming with news bulletins — or lead specials like those earlier this week on the presidential inauguration — no broadcast network has sought to put on an updated version of its dinner-hour network newscast in prime time, as CBS will do on Wednesday.

Trump's first national-security adviser, Michael Flynn, took a forty-thousand-dollar fee from the Russian propaganda station RT to appear at one of its dinners, where he sat next to Putin.

Per Se, the Manhattan restaurant that lives at the very pinnacle of American fine dining, recently raised the cost of its multicourse dinner to $295 from $275.

The restaurant was in the middle of its second dinner seating, and I had just been summoned to reinforce the entree line as a sous-chef in training.

On Wednesday, the Confederation of British Industry, a business lobby organization, released a speech by its president, Sir Mike Rake, ahead of its annual dinner, urging Britain to stay within a "reformed" EU. "Business must be crystal clear that membership is in our national interest," he said.

Bodily fluids and whippings alike are delivered and received with no more enthusiasm than that of a bivalve processing its dinner.

Her own goldfish, who lives on a dining room sideboard are generally fed before the rest of the household has its dinner.

Now new research published in the 2 September issue of Nature shows that one kind of owl employs an unlikely kind of bait to help catch its dinner.

When the Court had one of its occasional dinners for members of the Senate, Ginsburg asked that Obama be seated at her table.