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With his typical acumen, Gilroy, after tracing the irreversible decline of the notion of public good and the practice of politics in Europe, declares that this collection affirms "that the peculiar synonymity of the terms European and white cannot continue" (xii). As the name implies, synonymity utilizes certain semantic structures understood to have the same meaning as others. On the following pages, Tim McKee of Solera and La Belle Vie in Minneapolis and Michael Laiskonis of New York's Le Bernardin create savory and sweet dishes that showcase chestnuts' versatility, subtle flavor and synonymity with the hearty cooking of wintertime. |
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