But in my gourmet demimonde, ordering steak well done is an embarrassment.
Forget for a minute the amazing hubris of a rich, glamorous CEO, with a nursery specially built next to her office, ordering less well-compensated parents to trudge back to the office, leaving their less important offspring in daycare or in the hands of nannies.
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Redditors launched a vigilante campaign, posting numbers for local law enforcement and media outlets (as well as pranking the judge by ordering pizzas to his home).
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One of Asia's most profitable budget airlines, AirAsia is also considered one of the most aggressive in terms of offering cheaper fares, ordering new planes as well expanding its operations.
But Dr Salisbury has also accused GPs of either giving it to the "worried well" rather than vulnerable patients or not ordering enough.
In the Maryland case that Reno argued, the government wants the Supreme Court to extend that to include ordering passengers to get out of the vehicle as well, and to detain them at the scene as long as necessary, even when there is no reason to suspect the passengers have done anything wrong.
Earlier ordering also means vendors have to pay for their orders well before they can sell them to retailers, which can create cash constraints.
Her Derby season starts in January, when she begins ordering everything she will need to make the garland, as well as the jockey's bouquet, the massive rose arrangements in the winner's circle and 200 boutonnieres.
The symbolism of this move could well turn out to be as significant as the pragmatic economics - as another step in the re-ordering of global relationships and partnership.
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