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The Millennium Stage, Hall of States, and Eisenhower Theater are all spaces within what U.S. landmark?

It also contains Studios J, F, and K.

And by the way, did you know that the Caesar salad originated in Tijuana? During the United States’ Prohibition era, Cesare Cardini, an Italian-born restaurateur working in the country, moved his business just across the border to Mexico so that he could keep serving alcohol. Thirsty Americans poured into Caesar’s; add in the many Mexican customers, and Cardini frequently ran out of food.

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In 1924, lacking the ingredients for his usual salad, he improvised a pared-down take with romaine, Parmesan, and all the fixings we know today—except anchovies. So if ever you are admonished for omitting the fish in a Caesar, point your mistaken scold to Tijuana.

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