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The Greek salad was solid and tastily loaded with feta.

The New York Cork Report: 2008

Or consider what Ms. Segnit does with the lowly cauliflower: 16 dazzlingly different pairings, from the tastily traditional (with potatoes or cheese) to the adventurously outr é (with caviar or chocolate).

A Matchmaker for Your Taste Buds Aram Bakshian Jr. 2010

Here's a tastily frivolous, serious-silly economic analysis of "The Social Norm of Leaving the Toilet Down," employing game-theory:

Boing Boing 2007

Eggs, beans and rice are always available and can be prepared tastily.

Best of Lent 2007

Naturally, it mentions one that is tastily -- and trendily -- organic.

Gregory Daurer: It's the Great Pumpkin Beer, Andy Brown! 2009

We ate wonderful food, took long walks, enjoyed the gorgeous weather, brunched with Lori, and shared a feast of grilled meats tastily provided by Tim and Heather.

Modes of Transport Dr. Lisa 2006

We ate wonderful food, took long walks, enjoyed the gorgeous weather, brunched with Lori, and shared a feast of grilled meats tastily provided by Tim and Heather.

Archive 2006-09-01 Dr. Lisa 2006

Sensing opportunity, McDonalds - normally at the vanguard of automated food preparation - took aim at the coffee franchise and came up with a freshly made product that acquits itself tastily, according to no less a custodian of quality as Consumer Reports.

Jonathan Trichter: The Technician vs. the Craftsman 2008

It was a tastily satisfying win for the former Assembly Speaker and current City Councilman who, four years ago, lost his first Mayoral bid when Hahn torpedoed him with a last-minute smear campaign tying him to crack dealers.

Marc Cooper: L.A. Picks 'Tony Rap' For Mayor 2008

When the festoons were all put up as tastily as they might be, the stupendous collection was uncovered, and there were displayed, on

The Old Curiosity Shop 2007