Some of the teams' hotels, particularly in a northern city, Tamale, were shoddy, and all were absurdly expensive.

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That's -- (applause.) You do not want to be between Michelle and a tamale. (Laughter.) That is true.

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Last year, the nonprofit fielded 850, 000 requests for "vegetarian starter kits" packed with recipes like Tofu Tamale Pie and testimonials from celebrity supporters like actress Natalie Portman.

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"Sam, his slogan should be, 'I want to turn the city of festivals into the city of festival' the Tamale Festival, which is free, " said Tollett.

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Today, it is as much an accepted part of a Bogota Sunday as a tamale (a local favourite of rice, chicken, pork, egg and vegetables wrapped in a palm leaf) for breakfast.

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It was also supposed to concentrate only on violent criminals -- until we learned that it also ensnared scores of folks without criminal records such as gardeners, housekeepers, nannies, traffic violators -- and yes, tamale vendors.

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Just ask the tamale lady.

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Hot as a tamale!

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The quality of information about investment research is highly variable with some firms using software like Advent Tamale or CodeRed to track it, and others using Microsoft Outlook and shared folders a fairly primitive approach that requires a lot of work to deliver even mediocre results.

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Dale, operating in a modern stone-and-wood restaurant designed by New York's AvroKo, plays with classics, grilling the romaine in a deconstructed Caesar salad, adding Cherry Coke to the sauce in a duck tamale, and marinating sushi-grade tuna in smoky Lapsang souchong tea with, respectively, good, bad, and indifferent results.

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