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She said it had been a particularly good year for growing tea.
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Officials said the rains had not affected tea trade or oil exploration.
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She sat on the porch in the afternoons; she poured the tea.
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They should ask you the price of a Long Island iced tea.
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Salt is put in the first boil, the tea in the second.
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We went for afternoon tea in the Grand Hotel in Malahide recently.
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They had brought from the old country the tradition of afternoon tea.
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Then afternoon tea at 3pm and a proper meal in the evening.
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Allied to the afternoon tea are various phases of informal daytime entertaining.
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There are few treats as indulgent as a long, luxurious afternoon tea.
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At teatime Anne, red-eyed and unsmiling, met Miss Farlow on the stairs.
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She had probably eaten nothing, he reckoned, since teatime the day before.
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Now, get out your patchwork and have your square done before teatime.
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Mr. Hazlewood concealed his embarrassment at teatime under a show of over-work.
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He was not in at teatime, and has not come back since.
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We used to get home about teatime on the second day, going easily.
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The summit begins in Brussels at teatime this evening and continues tomorrow morning.
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What constitutes teatime entertainment for many is in fact a serious psychological condition.
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By teatime you're quite tired, and you have to go home and rest.
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This velvety teatime treat or dessert is intricately intertwined with South African culture.
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The BBC will extend its teatime and 10pm bulletins by six minutes tonight.
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It was nearly teatime before they got around to Leaders' Questions.
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The following afternoon about teatime Stefan bicycled up from the station.
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I hated teatime in the housekeeper's room more than anything else at Bladesover.
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The evening meal is eaten at a child's teatime of 5pm.
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Make teatime extra special with this authentic baked cheesecake with berries.
