| They not only had better coffee, they also invented the virtual coffee klatch. |
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| After a couple of minutes, our gasps of astonishment broke up the creepy coffee klatch. |
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| She had just put in ten hours at the office, her work day cut short by this coffee klatch with a journalist. |
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| As he once pronounced Merlot correctly during an office coffee klatch he has been anointed the company wine expert. |
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| Now, I thought we were fighting a war, not running a policy coffee klatch. |
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| So when they meet to decide how to handle the rumpus, it's an informal coffee klatch of advisers and civil servants perched on the sofas around his desk. |
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| In the midst of all this I managed to attend the covert coffee klatch with Teach and our other neighbor's Dad in preparation for the big homeowner's meeting tomorrow. |
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| A few people called and the group began to meet in each other's homes, little realizing how quickly their monthly coffee klatch would grow. |
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| That seemed to be the case at the daily coffee klatch on Main Street. |
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| That rank incomprehension — one might less charitably call it arrogant cluelessness — stretched from the coffee klatch at the Gezira Club through the entire government. |
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| Susan loved to yard sale, but she was happiest when she was with her coffee klatch in the Klondike. |
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| Is the office to be a service bureau, a space for civic engagement, a local incubator for public organizations and events, a community showcase, a publishing house, a coffee klatch or meeting point? |
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| The Fordham Conversation Project grew out of a coffee klatch among the junior faculty at Fordham. |
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| I especially commend his savvy in discussing a certain fictional coffee klatch with Don Ernesto that nearly a decade later still pays its author dividends. |
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| Heather Perry from Coffee Klatch is the Sandy Koufax of American baristas. |
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| Barista Champion, Heather Perry of Coffee Klatch, San Dimas, Calif. |
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