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| rdfs:comment | - The Greasy Spoon was a restuarant in Lytton. Some officers liked going there because it served half-price meals.
- Greasy Spoon was a cafe located next door to Black Knight Garage. Bill Savage wiped out a Volgan patrol in the cafe.
- The Greasy Spoon was an American-style restaurant established in Berlin. It served cuisine that was typical of American diners in the 1950s, before the Third World War, including burgers, french fries, cherry pies, and brownies. Heinrich and Lise Gimpel met with Richard and Maria Klein to celebrate the end of the government's investigation of the Kleins at the restaurant. They were impressed by the food and the alluring dress of the waitresses, the men more so than the women.
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| abstract | - The Greasy Spoon was a restuarant in Lytton. Some officers liked going there because it served half-price meals.
- Greasy Spoon was a cafe located next door to Black Knight Garage. Bill Savage wiped out a Volgan patrol in the cafe.
- The Greasy Spoon was an American-style restaurant established in Berlin. It served cuisine that was typical of American diners in the 1950s, before the Third World War, including burgers, french fries, cherry pies, and brownies. Heinrich and Lise Gimpel met with Richard and Maria Klein to celebrate the end of the government's investigation of the Kleins at the restaurant. They were impressed by the food and the alluring dress of the waitresses, the men more so than the women.
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