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Most Americans would leave no tip for ‘bad service,’ survey shows
The tipping responses in the YouGov survey indicate that most Americans think of tipping, even at a full-service restaurant, as discretionary.
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Crispy Buffalo chicken bites add loads of flavor to this crunchy salad
Buffalo chicken is always a winner. Here, it gets turned into a salad with romaine lettuce, carrots, celery, cucumber, and blue cheese or ranch dressing.
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Ask Elaine: After a traumatic birth, new mom can’t let go of debilitating fears
This new mom just wants to enjoy her baby without being so fearful all the time.
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He got a college degree while he was in prison. Next up is law school.
“From the day after I committed that horrible act, I was focused on bettering myself,” Benard McKinley said.
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Our food critic’s 5 favorite spots right now: Afghan, Indian, Italian
Tom Sietsema’s of-the-moment restaurant recommendations include new restaurants in Georgetown, Bethesda and D.C.’s Mount Pleasant.
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Buffalo Chicken Salad
Fried chicken bites tossed in Buffalo sauce are the star of this bar snack-inspired salad.
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Miss Manners: Relative comes for dinner but barely eats my food
Relative comes over for dinner but barely eats the food the letter writer serves.
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Ask Amy: An update from an uncle feeling rejected by late brother’s family
He wrote in six years ago about his late brother’s family ghosting him, and he’s back with an update.
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Carolyn Hax: Parent worries ‘beautiful’ 4-year-old hears too much about looks
A parent worries that comments about 4-year-old’s beauty have already taught her to be overly focused on looks.
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7 mushroom recipes to showcase the magnificent family of fungi
Mushrooms are magnificently savory and wonderfully versatile, as these wide-ranging recipes show.
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Yes, eraser sponges are magic. No, you can’t use them everywhere.
These cleaning staples have an abrasive effect, so proceed with caution when using them.
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This chef wants to help you cook ‘misunderstood’ vegetables
Becky Selengut has made a career from “taking the unapproachable and breaking it down for the novice.”
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