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The Waiter's Race has been postponed here in D.C. until 8 p.m.
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Nevertheless, from Waiter's point of view, he can't lay his hands on much until my mother's death, when a very large fortune will come to Gina. '
Twin Moons 2010
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Here in the District we mark the day with the annual Bastille Day Waiter's Races, in which waiters holding trays with bottles of water and beer race down Pennsylvania Avenue between 12th and 13th streets.
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As far as today goes, The Waiter's Gumbo Boy fell overboard last Friday in the middle of lunch and so The Waiter is alone today.
Archive 2007-06-01 Walter Jon Williams 2007
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As far as today goes, The Waiter's Gumbo Boy fell overboard last Friday in the middle of lunch and so The Waiter is alone today.
Chef Francoise, Part II Walter Jon Williams 2007
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"Wow," I thought, "the Waiter's taking on the guy who killed Kennedy!"
Legends of the Waiter, Part III Walter Jon Williams 2007
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But again, it's a loooong walk, the whole time under the Waiter's disapproving eye.
Chef Francoise, Part II Walter Jon Williams 2007
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"Wow," I thought, "the Waiter's taking on the guy who killed Kennedy!"
Archive 2007-07-01 Walter Jon Williams 2007
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But again, it's a loooong walk, the whole time under the Waiter's disapproving eye.
Archive 2007-06-01 Walter Jon Williams 2007
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At the Freestyle Repertory Theatre's show A Waiter's Nightmare, the actors greet the incoming audience as if they've just entered a restaurant, and then "serve" them the play that they want to see.
Eight Day Week 2003
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