"As America's fastest growing appliance brand, Samsung's award-winning products deliver the flexibility that busy families not only need in the kitchen, but also want, " said Kevin Dexter, senior vice president of home appliances sales and marketing, Samsung Electronics America.
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Mariette Himes Gomez, who designed the model at 515 East 72, wound up building a soffit for the kitchen and installing an island in the space to "not make the kitchen look like it was falling into the living room, " she said.
"I'm teaching myself how not to be scared in the kitchen, " he said.
As a recovering food addict, I've been told on numerous occasions that washboard abs are created in the kitchen, not in the gym.
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The top-floor flat does not have a kitchen, but the connections are there in case the Moosbruggers' son moves out and they decide to convert it into a separate apartment to rent out in the tourist season.
It has responded by targeting China's secondary cities and rural areas, where refrigerators are so rare that many owners proudly display them in the living room, not the kitchen.
If you really write out bills at the kitchen table and not in the home office, says Ewer, get yourself a wheeled cart you can roll where the work gets done.
Not one of the kitchen help but a schoolgirl in a bulky winter coat, with a scarf over her hair.
Most of the action takes place in the cavernous kitchen of a Swedish castle, and Figgis is to be commended for not opening up the play into a series of repressed arguments in the brambles (as a James Ivory film would do).
When Donziger is not in Ecuador, he works out of the paper-strewn kitchen of a two-bedroom apartment that he shares with his wife and young son, on the Upper West Side.
It always looks so do-able on the page and comes out not so impressively in your own kitchen.
Not unlike a certain kitchen pest, which can withstand mammoth calamities that kill larger animals in the ecosystem, payday lenders like World Acceptance chugged along relentlessly during the financial crisis that brought down financial giants like Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual.
Local communities make a bad situation worse by using planning laws, such as minimum plot size, to exclude low-income families. (Many ritzy suburbs will not allow a property to have a second kitchen for fear that the owner might take in tenants.) Meanwhile, many of the same communities compete to attract high-value commercial developments.
Many Brazilian mansions have no hot water in the kitchen, and there are paulistanos who time-share helicopters but do not own a dishwasher.
But it will not kill off the entrepreneurial spirit, even if it increasingly occurs in an old closet or at the kitchen table.
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They also have two teppanyaki grill tables, unknown in other Nobus, and for each they offer a variety of set menus that include not just the traditional grilled meat or seafood and vegetables but also mix these with dishes prepared in the kitchen, for a teppanyaki spin that is more fine dining than Benihana.
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"I'm not sure about that, " says Emin, as she takes a seat at the kitchen table in her East London home.
The promise of America is that government does not seek to regulate your behavior in the bedroom, but to guarantee your right to provide food in the kitchen.
Mr. Tuttle had not offered lodging, but the limner willingly slept in the stable with his mare for company, and ate in the kitchen.
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