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Examples
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And yes, that episode with Julia and a very young and very thin Emeril was classic.
Lessons learned from my first crawfish boil | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2008
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Emeril is by far more tolerable than many of the insipid and cooking-challenged hosts and shows currently on air.
Food-HD on Dish 2006
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Emeril is known for his spicy concoctions, and the crew will probably be grateful if his food lives up to that reputation.
Archive 2006-08-06 Edward Willett 2006
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Emeril is known for his spicy concoctions, and the crew will probably be grateful if his food lives up to that reputation.
Emeril kicks it up a notch...all the way to orbit Edward Willett 2006
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One of the world's most recognizable chefs -- he even starred in the 2001 sitcom "Emeril" --
unknown title 2009
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The company will likely add licensing deals in areas such as Emeril-branded glassware as well as more food products, a person familiar with the deal says.
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He started by greenlighting the regrettable "Emeril" and ended by having the aptly titled "The Biggest Loser" as one of his only winners.
AroundTheCapitol.com 2010
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He started by greenlighting the regrettable "Emeril" and ended by having the aptly titled "The Biggest Loser" as one of his only winners.
AroundTheCapitol.com 2010
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He started by greenlighting the regrettable "Emeril" and ended by having the aptly titled "The Biggest Loser" as one of his only winners.
NYT > Opinion 2010
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In recent years, the U.S. agency has worked with culinary celebrities such as Emeril
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