Examples of canteen

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Consumption of chicken at restaurants or canteens was associated with an increased risk and explained 11 % of the cases.
Paintings for their meeting rooms and canteens were bought by collective farms, factories, colleges and offices.
Company sick pay, canteens shared with managers and regular company-provided medical check-ups are all part of an attempt to make workers identify with their company.
Consumption of chicken other than in restaurants or canteens was not associated with an increased risk.
Separate canteens for managers and workers can not be permitted and managers should really dress in the same way as workers, in standard-type overalls.
Day-care centres for children, public laundries and canteens were to take over domestic tasks from the family.
By 1886 the problem of brandy-induced drunkenness was almost over, and liquor canteens had been removed from the colony.
Money that could be paid as tax was squandered in these canteens.
All these outbreaks occurred at schools including school canteens.
Cooperative canteens, on the other hand, were quite numerous.
The government built creches and canteens, extended its range of maternity institutions and exhorted the nation to greater efforts for the sake of socialist society, its wealth and its welfare.
From a mobile van and a static canteen she served refreshments to young men and women in uniform.
Experimental station, hostel room, canteen - for many users for a few weeks the world is defined by this triangle.
The employees held a sit-in at canteen, and carried out picketing.
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