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The Meatball is not a modern logo as benchmarked by current times and pop-culture.
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The Meatball is an excellent example of how pop-culture can and does turn good design principles on its head.
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The one they call Meatball was just two feet away from me as he dined, and allowed me to sketch his portrait.
Meatball, the Squirrel James Gurney 2009
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The one they call Meatball was just two feet away from me as he dined, and allowed me to sketch his portrait.
Archive 2009-04-01 James Gurney 2009
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I am at Subway in Camden high street, north London, and I have just shovelled down a foot-long sandwich called a Meatball Marinara.
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REIT Macerich Co., for example, is negotiating with a business that sells meals known as Meatball Obsessions in groceries.
Malls Make Room for Start-Ups A.D. Pruitt 2011
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Hill Country, and Giada De Laurentiis will highlight her Italian roots with a Sunday night gathering dubbed Meatball Madness.
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Lower sodium versions of the balance of the product line will be available in July, including SpaghettiOs with Franks and Cars ™ shaped pasta varieties, as well as SpaghettiOs Meatball, which is already at a lower sodium level, but has undergone a reduction in saturated fat to meet healthy criteria.
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Another of my favorite live-action TV canine performers was "Meatball," the bull terrier from the 1970's TV show Black Sheep Squadron.
April 2009 2009
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Another of my favorite live-action TV canine performers was "Meatball," the bull terrier from the 1970's TV show Black Sheep Squadron.
Creatiary 2009
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