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                    [Title] => Oui, Café Provençal now offers business lunch
                    [Summary] => Metro Manila gourmets are a fickle lot. Their appetites are dictated by what’s new and what’s fashionable. Once word gets out about the latest hot spot in town, they troop to it and have their fill until the next restaurant comes along.


That’s why some restaurants are like old friends. They are always there when you need them. When the fad dies down, diners can always be sure that good restaurants, specializing in classic fare, will always be there.
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Answer: Both are fictional.

Because, by golly, how we love rice! We love it so much that we eat heaping helpings of it in every meal. We can munch enthusiastically on tomatoes and salted eggs with a steaming cup of rice, but even best tapa loses its appeal quickly sans that plate of sinangag.

But you already knew that, didn’t you?
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That’s why some restaurants are like old friends. They are always there when you need them. When the fad dies down, diners can always be sure that good restaurants, specializing in classic fare, will always be there.
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But you already knew that, didn’t you?
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