Rivera ate it up, laughing along with the famous drummer.

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Wall Street firms, still flush with cash and looking for nontraditional investments, ate it up.

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When he got back, he turned on the TV, scooted up real close, as close as he could, and ate his dinner with a soup spoon.

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As I ate my dinner I was able to look up whenever I liked and see the oak table, the gleaming plate with its chicken leg and baked potato, the glowing silverware, and my reflection looking up alertly, like someone whose attention has been called to an important matter.

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