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The Slap Chop is a textbook example of an attempt to sell you a device that solves absolutely nothing.
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Chop is basically an oval-shaped deep fried snack, the outer layer of which has potato, and the inner layer or stuffing can have anything — fish, meat, or vegetables.
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Chop is basically an oval-shaped deep fried snack, the outer layer of which has potato, and the inner layer or stuffing can have anything — fish, meat, or vegetables.
Archive 2005-12-01 2005
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"Chop from a French officer," replied my father; after a pause, he added, "but he didn't live to tell of it."
Poor Jack Frederick Marryat 1820
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"Chop from a French officer," replied my father; after a pause, he added, "but he didn't live to tell of it."
Poor Jack Frederick Marryat 1820
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This newly discovered vulnerability allows hackers to attack WPA protected laptops by leveraging a combination of QoS and hacking techniques previously identified in the class of exploits known as Chop-Chop Attacks.
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It concerns a nearly forgotten part of Chinese American culture from the 1920s through the 1940s, when Asian American entertainers performed at night clubs in cities like New York and San Francisco, popularly known as the Chop Suey Circuit, named after the Chinese dish that became a standard in American Chinese restaurants.
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It concerns a nearly forgotten part of Chinese American culture from the 1920s through the 1940s, when Asian American entertainers performed at night clubs in cities like New York and San Francisco, popularly known as the Chop Suey Circuit, named after the Chinese dish that became a standard in American Chinese restaurants.
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Grab the latest volume while you can and read a culinary historian's investigation of eating implements (the focus is on the indispensable Swiss Army knife); a daughter's loving look at her father's relationship with his garden; an expose of the dish known as Chop Suey; the origins of food delivery in New York City (horse-drawn action included) and, for barflies, a from-then-to-now tour of the speakeasy. $25 each or $40 for a subscription, vintagezine.com
Bits & Bites: News You Can Eat Charlotte Druckman 2011
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It concerns a nearly forgotten part of Chinese American culture from the 1920s through the 1940s, when Asian American entertainers performed at night clubs in cities like New York and San Francisco, popularly known as the Chop Suey Circuit, named after the Chinese dish that became a standard in American Chinese restaurants.
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