👉 A virus that infects or causes disease in animals, particularly birds, resulting from a specific protein found in their digestive tracts and nervous systems.

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👉 A place where food is served, usually in a restaurant or cafeteria setting, often with limited seating capacity.

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👉 A cafeteria is a type of restaurant or dining establishment that serves food and drinks in a communal space, often located on or near a school or university campus. The name "cafeteria" comes from the Latin word "castra," which means "market." Cafeterias are popular among students and faculty for their convenience and affordability, as well as their ability to offer a variety of dishes and beverages that cater to different dietary needs. In addition to serving food and drinks, cafeterias often have

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👉 A cafeteria is a type of building or space where people gather to eat, study, and socialize. Cafeterias are typically located in schools, universities, or other educational institutions, as well as in places like restaurants, hotels, and even some homes. They provide a convenient and comfortable place for students, staff, and visitors alike to enjoy their meals and stay connected with each other. Cafeterias can vary greatly in terms of size, type, and amenities offered. Some may have

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👉 Cafeteria, a type of plant in the family Asteraceae, is characterized by its stem with many leaves and flowers that are often used for food preparation or as a culinary ingredient.

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👉 Cafeteria virus is a type of virus that infects the cells of the human body, specifically causing symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. It can also cause respiratory infections in individuals with underlying health conditions or those who are immunocompromised.

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