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95), of freshly ground Angus, attractively presented with a mound of softish fries, quite tasty but sent out medium one day rather than the requested medium-rare. Those balls were made for industrial giant Westinghouse, where engineers wanted to know if they could measure, by X-ray, tiny voids within zirconium, a softish metal used to clad fuel rods in nuclear power plants. This, though like every pizza tried here, has an initial softish crust that probably crisps up when reheated at home, and is scrumptiously caped with baby spinach, gorgonzola cheese, roasted red peppers, walnuts, fresh garlic, mozzarella cheese and olive oil. |
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