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Back in the Sakanamachi for the first time since the tsunami, Yoshi Kameya, 43 years old, stood next to his cherry-red station wagon and stared down a lumpy lane of industrial rubble, seemingly stretching to the horizon, beneath which once ran the road to the frozen-food processor where he worked.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Clarke wouldn't be drawn on whether Asda has made a bid for frozen-food retailer Iceland, the near 800-store chain being sold on behalf of failed Icelandic banks Landsbanki and Glitnir.
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Standing near the rubble that used to be his frozen-food company, he pulled an iPhone out of his bright blue North Face jacket to flip through photos he had taken of the tsunami damage.
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A fight between amateur mezzo soprano Marcella Caprario and fellow shopper Dr. Cathleen London in the frozen-food aisle of the Trader Joe's on the Upper West Side is set to hit Manhattan Criminal Court today....
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She interrupted a learned analysis of the ingredients in competing bags of tortellini in the frozen-food aisle she chose the one whose second ingredient was parmesan rather than bread crumbs, even though it was marginally more expensive to show me photos of the boys.
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Consider Nutrisystem or the Jenny Craig program — or simply use some of the low-calorie dinners in the frozen-food section of your supermarket.
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Her family owned a frozen-food empire—“From vegetables to apple pie,” Isabelle had said when I first met her at a dinner party.
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But you know, I think if Laura talks about using the frozen-food aisle as her runway one more time ...
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Although Hain's Linda McCartney frozen-food line is performing well in the U.K., its sandwich business there is struggling, he said.
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He was the first of the haute cuisine fraternity to devise frozen-food meals for conglomerates such as Nestl é, signing his first contract in 1976 with their mass-market label Findus.
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