Cafe


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CAFE

["Job Control Languages: MAXIMOP and CAFE", J. Brandon, Proc BCS Symp on Job Control Languages--Past Present and Future, NCC, Manchester, England 1974].
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Cafe

(1) See Internet cafe.

(2) A Java development package for Windows and the Mac from Symantec. It was Symantec's first development environment for Java, which was superseded by Visual Cafe. See Visual Cafe.
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So rambled my after-dinner reflections as I sat that evening smoking and sipping, sipping and smoking, at the Cafe de la Paix.
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But Tarzan did not leave the cafe as she had urged.
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Off duty, the sprinting, barking juggler of Bredin's Parisian Cafe became the quiet follower of Art.
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It is worth a paragraph to say that this remarkable scene can be witnessed every evening in numerous cafes in the City of New York.
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Most of the ordinary clients of the cafe didn't even look up from their games or papers.
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He read his verses aloud to her in the very cafe with the innocence of a little child and the vanity of a poet.
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"There he is," said Stroeve, as we reached the cafe.
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He has been kicking the furniture about in all the other rooms; I have locked myself in my study, opposite that cafe. If you love me, go over to the cafe and wait at one of the tables outside.
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As he passed along the glazed side of the cafe, on reaching the street, he saw the old man motioning the waiter, with a melancholy gesture, to replenish his glass.
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"Do you ask why he goes to a cafe at the corner of the rue Dauphine and the quai des Augustins?
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The cafe in question was only a hundred paces away; so, when coffee had been brought, we seated ourselves, and I lit a cigarette.
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They were at that moment close to the famous cafe known as 'Florian's.' 'Take me in there,' she said;
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