Taking names

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Business cards are establishing an omnipresence in social relationships. All kinds of business cards with up to seven phone numbers are skillfully slipped into the hands of people. There are even people who make business cards their status symbol by having an assortment of business and social cards.

author: McLellan, Diana
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Power hungry

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Letitia Baldridge observed that politicians in the Washington DC area always eat in a hurry so that their table manners are bad. Baldridge and another etiquette expert, Craig Claiborne, each published a book on etiquette. The two authors give different, sometimes contrasting, rules of etiquette.

author: McLellan, Diana
Methods, Dinners and dining, Dining, Table etiquette

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Caveat victor: what newcomers should know about Washington life

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Old-time Washington residents may be doing a good turn by advising newcomers to the capital. Tips on food, fashion, sex and honesty are those which could prove helpful. However, the most important warning to newcomers is that life in Washington can be downright addictive.

author: McLellan, Diana
Washington, D.C., City and town life, Urban life

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