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Bill Clinton--for not resisting the spread of West Bank settlements) as well as Republicans, he occasionally succumbs to partisan self-congratulation as he lists the many world-improving efforts of the Carter Center (as opposed to the endless misery and mayhem purveyed by the Bush administration). Fancy beverages were already popular back home in New York, but they were purveyed exclusively in upscale coffee chains and restaurants. Now, at a place where those Puck pizzas that provided the inspiration for future California pizza fare were purveyed daily, comes the chain that made the California pizza a familiar food item across America. |
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