Hail to the shrimp

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All casinos in Las Vegas, NV, have at least one buffet. The buffets offer visitors as much as they can eat, often at a very low price. Some buffets take a traditional approach, with customers simply filing past and placing plates on their trays, while others have chefs who will prepare food to order. Some are themed, but this makes them more expensive. The largest buffet in the city is the one at the Round Table in the Excalibur.

Restaurants, Las Vegas, Nevada

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U.S. Vendors Once Again Splash Big in World Mart

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A quarter of a million people attended the 1983 CeBIT exhibition, part of the huge and successful Hanover, West Germany Fair. The CeBIT exhibition is for office and information processing. Seventy-five American firms were represented at the United States pavillion under an arrangement that allowed companies to share space and costs. Representatives from the United States Department of Commerce were present.

Trade shows, Office automation, Trade Show, Germany

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Simmons, Russell

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Russel Simmons is known for making rap music popular in the national and international music charts. He was also responsible for blending rap with mainstream pop music. Aside from creating waves in the music industry, simmons is currently involving himself in filmmaking.

Officials and employees, Behavior, Music industry, Chief executive officers, Simmons, Russell, Rush Communications

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