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Keeping up with the Michelins

International Herald Tribune 06 Nov 2003
It is now E39 ... In the 1980's, Pierre Cardin was one of the first restaurant owners to request Michelin take back the stars the company had bestowed on his Paris landmark brasserie Maxim's. Over recent years, those who have shunned their stars include Pierre Gagnaire and Jean-Luc Hatet in France and Nico Landenis and Marco Pierre White in England ... ... .. .
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Michelin Star Becomes Black Hole in Souffle and Beluga Universe

Bloomberg 03 Nov 2003
Back in the 1980s, the fashion designer Pierre Cardin was one of the first restaurant owners to ... Over recent years, the menu of those who have shunned their stars has grown to include Pierre Gagnaire and Jean-Luc Hatet in France and Nico Landenis and Marco Pierre White in England.
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