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Fortune follows where Clinton eats

By David Segal | New York Times | Updated: 2010-11-14 09:53

Fortune follows where Clinton eats

Bill Clinton helped a Reykjavik food stand establish a worldwide reputation in 2004. Gunnar V. Andresson

It may sound improbable, given the junk-food associations once attached to the man's name, but few phrases are more bankable to restaurants around the world than this: "Bill Clinton ate here."

Fortune follows where Clinton eats

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