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Almost all companies have kitchen areas, Google has a "cafe". Unlike most cafes, though, you won't pay a cent to enjoy anything from the cornucopia of food on offer -- primarily drinks, cereal, chips and sweets. Unfortunately, there was nothing cooking in the bains-marie when we turned up.
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