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Where Hollywood eats if and when Hollywood comes to Washington. Also, all the presidents and all the king's men. Skipping distance from the real West Wing. British colonial brass scripted by W. Somerset Maugham complete with tinkling white piano, wood ceiling fans, and sashaying butlers. Carpets match your most expensive shoes. Indian menu identical to most but regales royals with wonderfully understated flavors stuffed into stainless steel cups. Republicans at the bar let you speak first.
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