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Norman Brinker, R.I.P.

By Nancy Nichols |

Norman Brinker, Dallas’ most prominent restaurateur died yesterday while vacationing in Colorado. Former  D CEO writer, David Moore, wrote a great piece on Brinker, the man who took Chili’s, Burger King, Steak and Ale, Bennigan’s, and Jack in the Box to the world. Brinker was 78.

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