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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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She just plain hated wearing a wedding ring; she was always leaving it where I would find it, like a little gold-rimmed hole to another dimension on the table, a little gold-rimmed hole to another dimension in the medicine cabinet, a little gold-rimmed hole to another dimension at the bottom of a trash bag, a little gold-rimmed hole to another dimension pinned to the wall with a note that said she was leaving.
In My War Novel Matthew Salesses 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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Inside the mosque, Ghazi, his face framed by professional gold-rimmed glasses, a bushy salt-and-pepper beard, and a reddish knit cap, explained his views on women.
The Longest War Peter L. Bergen 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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I walk down the block with Gregory, my co-worker, to pick up lunch at a nearby Iraqi restaurant, where we're greeted with hot tea served in small gold-rimmed glasses with saucers.
Nataly Kelly: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? And What Languages Do They Speak? Nataly Kelly 2011
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