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KRR
(redirected from Kenny Rogers Roasters)

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KRRKarur (India)
KRRKenny Rogers Roasters (restaurant chain)
KRRKrasnodar, Russia - Krasnodar (Airport Code)
KRRKirby's Rainbow Resort (website)
KRRKey Rack Research
KRRKansai Research Reactor
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They start rolling in to Meatheads, a watering hole at West Charleston and Decatur that used to be one of those Kenny Rogers Roasters, around 9:30 every Sunday morning during this time of the year.
Joy in Mudville by Staff / Las Vegas Sun
Outside of showbiz he has alsomade a success of his restaurant chain, Kenny Rogers Roasters, which he opened in 1991 with a former Kentucky Fried Chicken CEO, and that fact was memorably satirised in an episode of the sitcom Seinfeld.
PREVIEW by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Byline: Joe Mosely The Register-Guard Chris Sargent invites those who don't see a death-star menace in the rise of satellite radio to consider the case of, say, the formerly nationwide chain of Kenny Rogers Roasters restaurants.
RADIO WARS by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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