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2Yeah, and it turns out that the Indian/Jewish wedding basically involved serving Indian food. I'm all for Indian food on every possible occasion, but I'm not sure what's newsworthy about a family of Indian ancestry hiring an Indian caterer who serves Indian food, which the Jewish side of the family then happily eats because (a) it's good and (b) it would be rude not to.
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