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The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its 1) __________, has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the 2) ___________ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is 3) __________ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who 4) __________ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurent it was first 5)__________ in.

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its 1) __________, has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the 2) ___________ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is 3) __________ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who 4) __________ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurent it was first 5)__________ in.

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its 1) __________, has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the 2) ___________ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is 3) __________ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who 4) __________ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurent it was first 5)__________ in.

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its 1) __________, has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the 2) ___________ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is 3) __________ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who 4) __________ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurent it was first 5)__________ in.

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its 1) __________, has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the 2) ___________ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is 3) __________ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who 4) __________ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurent it was first 5)__________ in.

Egg-and-spoon race originated at the end of the 19th century in the United Kingdom. The objective of the race is very 6)___________, to carry an egg on the spoon and cross the finish line as fast as 7) __________. Each competitor is 8) __________ a spoon and an egg. At the starting line, all competitors line up with the eggs positioned on the spoon. When the start signal is set off, competitors run at full speed, holding the spoon with just one hand. Holding the spoon with two hands, or touching the egg with hands is not allowed. If a competitor drops it, they have to 9) __________ the egg, put it back on to the spoon and balance it before they can resume running. Though mostly eggs are used for races, they have also been 10)_________ in some instances with potatoes, tomatoes, lemons or synthetic eggs.

Egg-and-spoon race originated at the end of the 19th century in the United Kingdom. The objective of the race is very 6)___________, to carry an egg on the spoon and cross the finish line as fast as 7) __________. Each competitor is 8) __________ a spoon and an egg. At the starting line, all competitors line up with the eggs positioned on the spoon. When the start signal is set off, competitors run at full speed, holding the spoon with just one hand. Holding the spoon with two hands, or touching the egg with hands is not allowed. If a competitor drops it, they have to 9) __________ the egg, put it back on to the spoon and balance it before they can resume running. Though mostly eggs are used for races, they have also been 10)_________ in some instances with potatoes, tomatoes, lemons or synthetic eggs.

Egg-and-spoon race originated at the end of the 19th century in the United Kingdom. The objective of the race is very 6)___________, to carry an egg on the spoon and cross the finish line as fast as 7) __________. Each competitor is 8) __________ a spoon and an egg. At the starting line, all competitors line up with the eggs positioned on the spoon. When the start signal is set off, competitors run at full speed, holding the spoon with just one hand. Holding the spoon with two hands, or touching the egg with hands is not allowed. If a competitor drops it, they have to 9) __________ the egg, put it back on to the spoon and balance it before they can resume running. Though mostly eggs are used for races, they have also been 10)_________ in some instances with potatoes, tomatoes, lemons or synthetic eggs.

Egg-and-spoon race originated at the end of the 19th century in the United Kingdom. The objective of the race is very 6)___________, to carry an egg on the spoon and cross the finish line as fast as 7) __________. Each competitor is 8) __________ a spoon and an egg. At the starting line, all competitors line up with the eggs positioned on the spoon. When the start signal is set off, competitors run at full speed, holding the spoon with just one hand. Holding the spoon with two hands, or touching the egg with hands is not allowed. If a competitor drops it, they have to 9) __________ the egg, put it back on to the spoon and balance it before they can resume running. Though mostly eggs are used for races, they have also been 10)_________ in some instances with potatoes, tomatoes, lemons or synthetic eggs.

Egg-and-spoon race originated at the end of the 19th century in the United Kingdom. The objective of the race is very 6)___________, to carry an egg on the spoon and cross the finish line as fast as 7) __________. Each competitor is 8) __________ a spoon and an egg. At the starting line, all competitors line up with the eggs positioned on the spoon. When the start signal is set off, competitors run at full speed, holding the spoon with just one hand. Holding the spoon with two hands, or touching the egg with hands is not allowed. If a competitor drops it, they have to 9) __________ the egg, put it back on to the spoon and balance it before they can resume running. Though mostly eggs are used for races, they have also been 10)_________ in some instances with potatoes, tomatoes, lemons or synthetic eggs

Blinded at 12, Bocelli cannot see 11) __________ work of art - except in memory. But perhaps it is this memory of community that has seen him succeed, becoming one of 12)__________ tenors in the world and selling over 150 13) __________ records. Celine Dion, with whom he once 14) __________ a duet, said that “if God had a singing voice he 15__________ like Andrea Bocelli”.

Blinded at 12, Bocelli cannot see 11) __________ work of art - except in memory. But perhaps it is this memory of community that has seen him succeed, becoming one of 12)__________ tenors in the world and selling over 150 13) __________ records. Celine Dion, with whom he once 14) __________ a duet, said that “if God had a singing voice he 15__________ like Andrea Bocelli”.

Blinded at 12, Bocelli cannot see 11) __________ work of art - except in memory. But perhaps it is this memory of community that has seen him succeed, becoming one of 12)__________ tenors in the world and selling over 150 13) __________ records. Celine Dion, with whom he once 14) __________ a duet, said that “if God had a singing voice he 15__________ like Andrea Bocelli”.

Blinded at 12, Bocelli cannot see 11) __________ work of art - except in memory. But perhaps it is this memory of community that has seen him succeed, becoming one of 12)__________ tenors in the world and selling over 150 13) __________ records. Celine Dion, with whom he once 14) __________ a duet, said that “if God had a singing voice he 15__________ like Andrea Bocelli”.

Blinded at 12, Bocelli cannot see 11) __________ work of art - except in memory. But perhaps it is this memory of community that has seen him succeed, becoming one of 12)__________ tenors in the world and selling over 150 13) __________ records. Celine Dion, with whom he once 14) __________ a duet, said that “if God had a singing voice he 15__________ like Andrea Bocelli”.