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dining
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Meals are often quicker and may not involve multiple courses, with more focus on convenience and individual preferences.
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dining
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Using utensils like fork and knife is the standard practice.
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dining
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Using forks, knives, and spoons is common; eating with hands is considered impolite.
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dining
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It is common to tip 15-20% in restaurants.
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dining area
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Often includes a separate dining room in the house, with a dedicated table and chairs for eating meals
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dining area
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Dining area often includes a table and chairs for eating meals together as a family or with guests.
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dining duration
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People tend to have relatively shorter dining durations, often around 30 minutes to an hour.
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dining hours
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Dinner is commonly served earlier, starting around 6 or 7 PM.
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hospitality in dining
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Hospitality in dining often includes offering guests second helpings and making sure they have more than enough food to eat.
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indoor dining
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Often involves reservation and formal seating arrangements, especially in fine dining establishments
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late-night dining
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Common practice, with many restaurants open late or all night
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late-night dining
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Frequently includes options for greasy or comfort food
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late-night dining
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Fast food or takeout is a popular choice for late-night dining
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leisurely dining
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Leisurely dining is a common practice, where people enjoy long meals with multiple courses and conversation.
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restaurant dining area
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Tipping is expected for good service
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wining and dining
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Common practice to accompany dinner with wine or cocktails
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