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He ordered his assistant to fetch some over-priced coffee from the nearby Starbucks and contemplated his next big deal, a large painting of Jesus and Lady Julep entwined in a strangely sexless pose
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Cut down on tea, coffee and alcohol
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Caffeine, a naturally occurring compound in coffee and chocolate, for example,is ranked “generally recognized as safe”by the Federal government
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The desk was filled to overflowing with paper, pens, clipboards, used coffee mugs, and a large, old computer
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I roll to my feet and grab the sword lodged in the coffee table
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A coffee grinder works well
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She snapped herself out of this, took her eyes from Sol in the sky and paid some attention to the substitute for coffee we have here
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He was still waiting for the hotel coffee to kick in
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It's a tea actually, its name translates as 'rubber tea' but she preferred to think of it as coffee
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It was actually thicker and richer than coffee from Earth, even the Brazilians had grudgingly accepted it
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’ I said, as a woman brings a tray of coffee into the room
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Raising the cup to my lips, I drink my coffee, the hot liquid hitting me hard, while the Inspector outlines what happened last Monday evening
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The door opens and a woman comes in with a tray of sandwiches and coffee
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I frequently have coffee with Doreen who is married to Henry – you know the chap who manages their props and scenery
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A counter divides the room into an office for the secretary and a small waiting area with a few chairs and a coffee table covered with magazines
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I watch as he reaches for two mugs from the mug tree and spoons coffee into them
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The coffee is hot and strong
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John sits in a chair next to the coffee table
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‘My mother is friends with Henry’s wife and got chatting to her over coffee earlier this week
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I follow him into the kitchen where he is getting himself a coffee
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’ She said, running down and handing me my coffee
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‘Do you want a coffee, Mum?’ Emma asked, her hand on the kettle
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Enoch returns with the coffee, including one for Bush
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Enoch gives John his coffee, then gives the other to Bush
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The old man uncrossed his legs and leaned forward across the coffee table
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Seeds: Grind seeds with coffee grinder, place into panty hose, tie into ball and allow to soak for 24 hrs
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John picks up one of the coffee cups, looks inside at the dried coffee on the bottom of the cup
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Theo looked out over the glittering sea as the beautiful Mirielle sipped coffee next to him
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" Her large eyes peered over the wide brim of her coffee cup
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Feeling about ten years old, I spoon coffee into the mugs
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I carry the coffee into the lounge and listen as Molly tells me about the annexe at their house
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’ She said, sipping her coffee
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’ She said cheerfully, finishing her coffee
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Liz and I are just having a nice cup of coffee and a chat
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We both laugh as Molly brings the coffee over
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He shovels some instant coffee and sugar into the cups, turns on the tap and lets the water run until it’s
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Russ calmly pours his coffee down the drain
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Several strong cups of coffee had gone a long way towards rousing me further and, by ten thirty I had been on the road
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He spots Hassan, one of the layabouts, sitting with a cigarette dropping form his lips, a bare foot resting on a coffee table pitted with cigarette burns
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John makes some instant coffee
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‘D’you fancy a coffee or something, Molly?’ Liz asked as she runs a duster over the now empty bookshelves
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He drinks his coffee
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’ he said bitterly as Liz hands him a mug of coffee
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’ Stephen said gently but firmly as he finishes his coffee
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‘Look, my office is only round the corner from where you are – fancy coming over and telling me about it? I can rustle up some coffee
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Halfway through my narrative, the door opens and a woman comes in with a tray of coffee
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I sip my coffee, watching him as he assimilates what I have told him
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‘Now you just sit yourself down with this coffee, Liz
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quick visit and for a coffee
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"We're just stopping to use the rest rooms,” Sarah told her, "and I need some more coffee
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‘I’m not sure about the coffee but the anything could be a goer
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Nick drops in a couple of evenings a week to see his grandparents, and frequently calls in at my place for a coffee on his way home
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’ She said over coffee in her kitchen one afternoon as I am waiting to lock up the hall after the dancing session
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He has two other people in the car but drops me last; I ask him in for a coffee
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Nick comes round for coffee towards the end of the month and, in the course of the conversation, mentions that he and Jackie have split up
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He comes in for coffee … only it turns into a bottle of red wine and some bread and cheese … we sit and talk until the wee small hours … he makes me laugh a lot with his impressions of some of the teachers at his school
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A little later, Mrs Stavrakis informs me that shrew of Parissis went to the managing director and told him “This morning Yvonne was half an hour absent from her office!” – that's when I was out to buy Mrs Stavrakis some coffee
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Kara signed herself out of the records office and the two women walked in silence along the street towards the little café – one of the larger chains that prided itself on the quality of its coffee, Kara noted with dismay
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Post prandial coffee in hand, Kara trailed after Doris to the telephone and waited for her to call Angie’s number
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They popped their heads round the door for a quick visit and for a coffee
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At ten thirty, the official coffee break in his office, he telephoned Kara to say that he’d pulled it off and that it would be safe for her to arrange transport for Thursday or Friday
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with coffee as thick as the sap that runs from under
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’ He said, drinking more of his coffee with every sign of enjoyment
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‘How was Issa when you got there?’ Kara asked, reaching for the pot of coffee Friede had placed within reach and pouring some into her cup
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At last! A decent cup of coffee!
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Roll-ups and clichés over stolen coffee mug moments
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I made coffee and stared out of a white frame
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Waving up to the palm fringes of coffee shade
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Inside he could smell the coffee, and also something else
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He rose and reached over the counter and poured himself another cup of coffee
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He motioned with the coffee pot asking if she wanted some, she shook her head no
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(KELLY enters with four cups of coffee
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around his legs, the second is coffee coloured,
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’ I replied, sipping my coffee, grateful for the immediate hit of caffeine
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In my wanderings I actually find a discarded fold-up bed and try to sleep on it under a ramshackle stone building on the edge of a public park but after only half an hour my own snoring wakes me and so with dry throat I wander back to the Flea Market area and even at this hour am greeted with early morning hellos from the traders and completely seduced by the mouth-watering aromas of hot sesame cakes and sugar-dusted doughnuts, of pastries and fresh coffee
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A small group of workers are sipping coffee and arguing at a table outside a street cafe in a pocket-sized shady square and so I plop into a seat at a table in the corner and order some breakfast
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Noisily, I devour the bacon, egg and tomatoey potatoes and wash it all down with two cups of tepid coffee
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Spilt cocoa has congealed on the coffee table
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’ Berndt said, coming into the room carrying a bowl of steaming porridge and a mug of coffee
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She also knew that Archie would eventually end up back at the coffee bar
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cup of tea or coffee but make a mental note that you will gradually
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Then he went fishing through the liberally disheveled contents of his parents’ lives, contents that lived in disarray on a low coffee table propped up by three wooden legs and some house bricks
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That evening, with a four pack empty on the already crowded coffee table, their mother subjected both of the children to another verbal assault while their father sat slumped in an alcoholic stupor in front of the television
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After a couple of minutes he returned carrying a cup of instant coffee and some slices of melon on a tray, 'If you would like, it might be more pleasant in the yard now the sun is at the front
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From downstairs came the aroma of fresh coffee
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Do you want me to tell you what will happen? OK, so drink your coffee but don't interrupt
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‘If I can get this fire going, we will have coffee
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In the meantime she spent a great deal of her time at the country club and gymnasium, toning her muscles, keeping her figure in trim and joining a number of other upwardly mobile wives for coffee mornings, hair appointments and tennis lessons
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Alexis and I sat in the doorway of the tool shed sipping thick black coffee, eating lemon cake and watching the waves through the open back gate
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‘Oh, Alastair, I was making coffee when you rang this morning – I did ring back but only got your voicemail
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Yes, this might be a little pricey; however, by simply spending the money on the ride and offer her hand in a cup of coffee afterwards might
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By the time of the mid morning break, I am gasping for my coffee
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Down in the kitchen, Alessandra and Alexis were chatting over coffee while Mikri and Maska dozed by the door
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Duncan put his coffee cup down and headed out of the Mess Hall
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The three of use relax over our coffee, leaning on the table
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He finishes his coffee and, resting his hand on my shoulder for a moment as he passes behind my chair, goes off to pack an overnight bag
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‘Can’t make any promises, but we could stop there for coffee … probably won’t find anywhere open … it’s still early … but we can have a look … seems silly to come all this way and not set foot in the town … we’ll want a break by then anyway
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Gary flops onto one of the stools with his coffee
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The old girl eventually retired, wobbling slightly as she went, and Annie returned to her own thinly proportioned bed on a promise to call round the next morning for coffee
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Over coffee the next morning great-aunt Edith inspected first the ring and then the Chinese style pot