And what happens in the club stays in the club?
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It's not true like what happens in the club stays in the club.
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Most people who go to clubs have a "what happens in the club, stays in the club" attitude unless someone's sick.
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I ended up kissing him in the club—actually, if I'm being really honest, he fingered me in the club as well.
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But I think it's good to be aware that what happens in the club is not just what happens in the club.
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Members open up their luxury homes to others in the club, without concern since they know they also have a home in the club.
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I used to see TM in the club all the time before I knew he was a producer, and every time I seen this nigga he would just be fighting in the club.
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After dinner they stayed in the club to smoke shisha.
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Both Game and Meek were in the club that evening.
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Line dancers and shufflers battling it out in the club?
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" Everybody else in the club was like, "Fuck this nigga.
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Mateen died in a shootout with police in the club.
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Lunch is taken together almost every day in the club.
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So was I. And so was everyone in the club.
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Have you seen people slutdrop to this in the club?
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Imagine playing a pretty decent DJ set in the club.
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I'm not out there in the club, unfortunately for me.
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Mr. Gonzales had been in the club earlier that night.
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Other lyrics include familiar favorites like "there's no crying in the club" (hint: the title is "Crying In The Club") or "I make money moves" which I refuse to believe people don't actually recognize.
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If this came on in the club, I'd probably get hype.
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In total, 24 anonymous police officers recorded observations in the club.
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Just one European team currently plays in the Club World Cup.
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Trapped in the club Survivors of the attack shared their stories.
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It's not going to get you very far in the club.
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One man calls twice, saying his girlfriend is in the club.
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You see Kevin almost between Montia Sabbag's legs in the club.
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I'm going to be like 70 years old in the club.
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I used to see TM in the club all the time.
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"I see two of my bitches in the club," he sings.
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If you are already in the club, you stay in it.
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Gold explained that Muddy Waters had been in the club, watching.
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In the club, two rooms will be used as science labs.
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That doesn't make a difference for the people in the club.
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JUDY LICHT Everywhere in the club you could smell the poppers.
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Filthy scary alien monster cyborg goth drag is in the club.
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Caught a glimpse of yourself looking cute in the club bathroom?
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They will never, ever let her back in the club again.
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You're not in the club with me and those [championship] guys.
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We started kissing in the club, and we went home together.
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"Men can do some really filthy things in the club," she wrote.
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They're in the club and they've pulled up the ladder behind them.
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Wilson breaking it down in the club, uninhibited and unrepentant, or Dakota
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Because you don't want to be the old guy in the club.
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Don't try this at home, kids ... you won't get in the club.
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A woman in the club claims Barnes choked her during the melee.
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We gotta vibe sometimes to everybody's music… I DJ in the club.
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But Ujiri saw something in the club, the team, and the city.
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In "The Club," an invisible car plows through a crowd of clubgoers.
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Eventually, we had enough to buy a single share in the club.
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"Anyway, it's always hard to make contact in the club," he said.
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I've talked to other people in the club who have similar mentalities.
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I was in the club drinking rosé—I was paying for it.
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Have you experienced "Man's Not Hot" in the club first hand yet?
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Well, I also had my bag and my jacket stolen in the club.
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There's even a funeral parlor owner and retired hog farmer in the club.
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I ask if there's been any significant changes in the club over time.
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But once you're in the club, the benefits of Kairos membership are manifold.
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"I'm not usually up in the club, it's not my thing," she said.
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Any Beyoncé song that is upbeat is good to play in the club.
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"They were just very friendly together," an onlooker in the club tells PEOPLE.
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It was about the survival of myself and the people in the club.
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Then my ongoing friends in the club are very, very important to me.
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Of an estimated 320 people in the club, nearly one-third were shot.
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That's because the solution, Mr. York believes, lies in the club members themselves.
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A cooler stocked with performance-enhancing drugs was found in the club refrigerator.
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As well as a song you could get down to in the club.
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But it's one of the biggest records in the club, to this day.
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"I think you can find love in the club," says one nameless man.
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Everything in the club is brand-new, including all the furniture and glassware.
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Here's one for when you're crying in the club: partying + in-tears = pic.twitter.
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I wore a panda mask in the club, in Jimmy'z in Monte Carlo.
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The authorities said they had acted with good cause in the club raids.
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Students in the club work for Fortune 500 companies like Airbus and Qualcomm.
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Britons voted 67 to 33 percent to stay in the club in 1975.
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I can confirm Baauer's remix of "Roll Up" still goes off in the club.
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Ashley bought a controlling stake in the club in 2007 for around £134 million.
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Agrawal had invested in the club and lost that money when it went under.
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He stuck to more apparently prosaic matters: is there a stage in the club?
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He ain't really old — just a little too old to be in the club.
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Back then there wasn't so much going on in the club at that hour.
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Now, the "Crying in the Club" singer is more than embracing her new freedom.
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Sources in the club tell us the other man was not Offset or Takeoff.
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I could just send messages in the club and call my friends on you.
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So whether you're in the club or wherever, you were hearing about the times.
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When I play his tracks in the club, it just kind of feels right.
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"They dance in the club and they sweat and they enjoy," Mr. Ackermann said.
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One out of every three people in the club was either wounded or killed.
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I think it's a cool experience with having a different perspective in the club.
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I could find my friends in the club after going to the restroom solo.
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"It definitely works in the club and also just listening at home," he says.
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He played it in the club and the people's response kind of validated me.
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Discussing a possible team-up with John Travolta in the Club Lingerie parking lot.
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In the club, Mr. Rosi started pouring white wine with an A.S. Roma label.
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Or in the club, if people are trying to put something in my drink.
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Those who make it often get there with help from others in the club.
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But Hickenlooper's polling is a bit too good to merit inclusion in the club.
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Kingdom, announced today the forthcoming release of his debut album, Tears in the Club.
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More often than not, DJs aren't aware that they're causing earthquakes in the club.
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In the meantime, Cabello's single "Crying In The Club" debuted at #47 on Hot 100.
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I feel like they shouldn't play that in the club cause it's too slow motion.
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Water Polo Australia said some of its players were in the club but were unhurt.
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A woman told an operator her husband was in the club and he reported shooting.
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However, authorities did not find any vests in the shooter's car or in the club.
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" Smith spent at least $600 in the club -- which investigators say came from "personal funds.
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Before we shoot the scenes in the club, we meet up with a few friends.
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Police killed the gunman in attempt to free his hostages in the club, officials said.
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One night in the club she met Paul Bley, who would become her first husband.
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Because nobody wants a president who isn't from Yale and Harvard and in the club.
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Sweet treats like hot chocolate are also available in the Club Wyndham rooftop throughout December.
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As they racked up domestic titles, United had struggled in the club game's biggest competition.
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The idea of go-go dancers in the club illuminated the space for people there.
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Imagine walking out of the booth and ultimately, trying to have fun in the club.
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In "The Club," the American literary scholar Leo Damrosch brilliantly brings together the members' voices.
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The first comedian to perform said he knew some "heavy hitters" were in the club.
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It should do the same this weekend, in the club where the band first formed.
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"It enhances it — his presidency does," Mr. Lembcke said, referring to membership in the club.
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"Tears in the Club" is the title track of his debut album, due in February.
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The under-25 buyer will likely appreciate the playful touches in the Club Campus line.
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These earthworms instead join crickets in the club of bugs that taste like a dusty basement.
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"We need to make sure the people in the club are the right people," he said.
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You wouldn't do that, so why would you want to eat a pancake in the club?
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Operation Jonamac—a 25 person-strong investigation—was established to investigate drug consumption in the club.
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Others in the club include 23andMe's Anne Wojcicki and Linda Avey, and Stitch Fix's Katrina Lake.
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Life in the Club Med made me realize another thing too: Cash really doesn't buy happiness.
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With their owners losing interest in the club, these are worrying times for Hull all round.
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City officials said about 300 people were in the club at the time of the shooting.
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Barcelona has a game in hand after playing in the Club World Cup late last year.
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Online video footage showed Cosby wearing a sweatshirt and seated on a stool in the club.
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This is an exciting time to be in the club and we hope you'll join us!
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About 2003 or so, Stan sponsored me for membership in the club … rather against my will.
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Nimmo (photo via Nimmo) So, there you are, in the club, six warm, malty tinnies down.
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Water Polo Australia said some of its players were in the club but were not hurt.
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I feel like I got closer to your music from dancing and being in the club.
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In the club, she's immediately targeted by a woman who's hell-bent on stirring up drama.
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It got real steamy in the club ... and it had nothing to do with Mike's cigar.
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"Whether I am counted as being in the club or not is irrelevant," said Wilson, 65.
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OH that pulses according to live sound and is specifically made for use in the club.
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You step foot in the club and realize you might have made a terrible mistake. 5.
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My head aches after last night, out for hours in the club, pretending to be wild.
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The less you're in the club scene, the less you get to communicate with your peers.
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Verlander joins Larry Corcoran, Cy Young and Bob Feller in the club with three no-hitters.
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For Mr. Kim, it was an opportunity to signal membership in the club of world leaders.
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TMZ broke the story ... G-Eazy was arrested after getting into a brawl in the club.
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In the club, I was surprised when the naked women I witnessed weren't weak or downtrodden.
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"One month of baseball nights doesn't equal a single Friday or Saturday night" in the club.
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There are currently only three men in the club; Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and Floyd Mayweather.
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We expect, well, a new atmosphere in the club, and a little evolution on our football.
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We literally fell in love in in the club as "Make Love in This Club" played!
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They never hire outside services or contractors; everything in the club is done by its proprietors.
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He was one of the first players we purchased after I became interested in the club.
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Right now, there are 470 startups in the club from 39 countries, as well as 150 partners.
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And let us introduce you to her party people in the club who got on the floor.
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The only entity capable of putting a dent in the duopoly, Amazon, is also in the club.
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The energy in the club always heats up whilst mixing in the first beats of this one.
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It looks like these complete strangers were systematically helping themselves to PAM stored in the Club register.
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They're so good in the club and we're just used to the way that they represent bass.
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Since its early days, Stereo has worked with local authorities on monitoring drug use in the club.
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She says Ben was texting her WHILE he was in the club ... presumably right next to Kendall.
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Japan—which is not in the club, but is closely allied to America—has tightened its rules.
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When they started playing it, the energy in the club got lower; it kind of stood still.
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Even though he was tossing cash like crazy in the club ... homie still left with major stacks!
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The melody from Xtina's song can be heard throughout "Crying in the Club," especially during the chorus.
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Bloomberg and Italian media reported last week that Pallotta was considering selling a stake in the club.
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I think of a guy in the club, outside in the street, or a friend of mine.
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Mr. Santiago had been trapped in a bathroom in the club, lying in a pool of blood.
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But few seem interested in arriving at a fresh accommodation that might keep Britain in the club.
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This is an evaluation that the teams in the club systems do and report to their directors.
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" His "Marvin's Room" die-hards got a new crying-in-the-club anthem with "Feel No Ways.
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She said that, before his death, her husband told her FBI agents approached him in the club.
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It's being in the club and seeing someone "throwing up their guts" to a song he made.
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No one's ever really enjoyed a live set in the club because they're never actually that good.
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When that happens in the club, to me it's the most essential and true expression of self.
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"It's kind of like a club, and I feel like I'm in the club now," he said.
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They weren't the only big stars in the club -- Johnny Manziel also rolled through Warwick on Wednesday.
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" Upstairs, a roomful of white liberals were stomping their feet in the club, chanting, "We want Pete.
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In fact, Adidas is selling TaylorMade because it doesn't want to be in the club business either.
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I was so shocked about it that I shared the news with other people in the club.
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"This caused a stampede of more than 500 people who were in the club," Mr. Reverol said.
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She served the owner's table in the club, which Weinstein frequented as a friend of the owner.
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The money was consolidated into the OneOrlando fund and given to those who were in the club.
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" The reports said that three of the police in the club then approached the stage, and "Ms.
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My mother brought her a cup of decaf and sat in the club chair closest to her.
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Multiple sources tell us they believe Gebbia's condition was caused from excessive alcohol while in the club.
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Jubilee: My first big record I think in the club world was [from the artist] Planet Soul.
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There was a horse in the club, and now there's a big cat at the high school prom.
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" Or a picture of some Hobbits hugging with the words "When You Find Your Mates in the Club.
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But somehow, these are still the songs that end up being on the radio or in the club.
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Some people seem to be under the impression that every flash photographer in the club is The Cobrasnake.
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There was a photobooth set up in the club, where party-goers cuddled up to pose for pictures.
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When I chant 'We Lit, can't nobody tell us SHXT' it's just about being yourself in the club.
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These irons start with an Exo-Cage structure that reduces weight while creating stiffness in the club head.
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The 29-year-old security guard was killed by police after more than three hours in the club.
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No explosive vests or bombs were found in the club or the suspect's car, however, the FBI said.
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This is relevant in the Florida massacre because many of the people in the club were under 25.
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The second wave, victims who had been trapped in the club with the gunman, arrived around 5 a.m.
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In Chicago, there would be two or three rooms in the club, and they'd all be playing house.
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"If you are going to be in the club, you can only have the set menu," he said.
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The second wave, victims who had been trapped in the club with the gunman, arrived about 5 a.m.
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An old white guy, a young white guy, a couple of token minorities we have in the club?
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After taking out the door security, there was no one left in the club that could shoot back.
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I even had to take him aside in the club, and he lied that his phone was broken.
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There's no middle ground: They're either really really well-behaved, or they're the worst people in the club.
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Folks in the club say Keke dropped around $11k, Jacquees spent $7k ... and 2 Chainz, a sensible $4k.
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You've been in quite a few TV series and films since you packed in the club promotion game.
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My senior year of high school, everyone makes the world championship team in the club except for myself.
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This weekend: Liverpool faces the Brazilian club Flamengo in the Club World Cup final at 8:30 p.m.
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A number of cybersecurity companies are firmly in the club of private companies worth $1 billion or more.
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"That's it, Alexandria you're in the club," tweeted Molly Ringwald, one of the actresses from the 1985 movie.
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She's mugging next to a Buddha in the club located on the top floor of the Mandalay Bay.
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If you understand both the political statement and the cultural reference, then you can be in the club.
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We're told 4 people in the club, aside from Steve, were injured and they want to press charges.
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He had over a year's worth of experience in the club, and had also served as a Royal Marine.
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When we meet up for coffee, Gloria is scarcely recognizable from the imposing figure she cuts in the club.
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Apparently they were in the club until 5AM, and were seen on the dancefloor joining in with the action.
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Dozens also ran to safety when SWAT officers used explosives and construction equipment to breach walls in the club.
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ET: Orlando's chief medical examiner, Dr. Joshua Stephany, receives a call about 033 or 203 casualties in the club.
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Deadlines for Wang to make a further $4.1 million investment in the club in September and November were missed.
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Ahead, all the songs to play when you want the single ladies in the club to break it down.
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Guadagnino said after the incident in the club, he immediately called his then-girlfriend to tell her what happened.
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Step seven was the last of the Wikihow's tips on how to seduce the hottest boy in the club.
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If you're in the club, though, all you hear are the usual gripes from people who couldn't get in.
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Because when you DJ, you can't go in the club and hope that nothing will happen to your records.
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He celebrates Toronto as a beautiful and diverse city, something that is reflected in the club as a whole.
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The team is now worth more than $1.3 billion, and he owns 97% of the equity in the club.
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He sees no reason he shouldn't be in the club, though the patrons are at first shocked and wary.
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It's impossible to know, at this stage of his presidency, what Trump's ultimate role in the club will be.
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When I was a kid THEY told me no when I wanted to DJ and perform in the club!
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I think we needed to end it right there and get back in the club house with a win.
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Since then, "Panda" has become the surprise-hit banger to pretend you know the words to in the club.
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Uncanny romance flows this weekend as sweet Venus harmonizes with Uranus, leading you to finding love in the club.
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On Saturday, it will go for its third straight title in the Club World Cup, FIFA's biggest club competition.
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Ms. Wong was trapped in the club until the police arrived, and described the whole thing as a blur.
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He's delivered Off-White Jordan 1s to Halsey and her boyfriend G-Eazy when they were in the club.
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Three in the club (Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez and Sammy Sosa) have been tainted by their ties to steroids.
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TMZ broke the story ... Eric says 2 men jumped him in the club, and possibly jacked his $30k chain.
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I've seen a lot of videos of people going nuts to your track in the club and at weddings.
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Just about every song on here except for "Stilettos" is about beating the shit out of people in the club.
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These women can poke fun because they're in the club: mostly well-off and, with the exception of Naomi, white.
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Or perhaps you hear Usher's "Love In The Club" and are transported to 2008, when you were prepping for prom.
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"This man wouldn't even let you in the club," one critic wrote on Twitter in one of the tamer responses.
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But "Single Ladies" was a good song to play in the club—guys used to throw money at that one.
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Thomas "The" McManus had a bronze plaque in the club; that was how they treated leaders in the old days.
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I talked to the women who worked in the club and they're like, 'Uh, yeah, this happens all the time.
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Yeah, she's in the club, shisha (or hookah, for the Americans), flavored smoke billowing in the dark private section's air.
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So I closed the door, and as I got onto the sidewalk, they were beating up people in the club.
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We think they're amazing and every time their song comes on in the club we love getting down to them.
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How this process is likely to turn out, only those who are personally invested in the club can really say.
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It's a SOPHIE-produced banger that will surely find itself at home in the club, or in the spinning studio.
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Second place went to "Crying in the Club" by former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello, with "Despacito" coming in third.
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If photos and videos are allowed in the club where you're partying, duck faces and dog-filters will reign free.
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In 2014, Xu sold a half stake in the club to China's biggest e-commerce company Alibaba for $192 million.
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Out on the patio, separated from the main floor in the club, partygoers poured out as they tried to escape.
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READ MORE: This Machine Is Turning Food Waste Into Organic Produce Everything in the club runs on a circular design.
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Will we soon see DJs in the club tapping their way through a set with Specdrums sensors on every finger?
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So, as a "direct response to making nothing but trouble in the club," she says, the Bijules brand was born.
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In the club I want you to shed those demons, in my visual work I want you to confront them.
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"Breathless" is off Rubin's debut LP Tears in the Club, released on his own Fade to Mind imprint in February.
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He isn't the only one; back in the club, it's so warm that condensation is literally dripping down the walls.
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Mr. Probst said he doubted it was a coincidence that undercover police were in the club during Ms. Clifford's performance.
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"Coming up in the club solidified that people could coexist as long as the vibe is right," Mr. Rogers said.
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Morrisroe was notorious in the club scene of his native Boston, but he never saw critical renown in New York.
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The quintessential host, Trump is known to hold court in the club going from member to member to chit-chat.
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People in the club ask, 'Why would you carry 10 kilos of equipment every time you go for a walk?
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"There may be other people that were injured in the club when people were trying to get out," she said.
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Tears in the Club will see Kingdom continue to explore the space between leftfield pop and club-ready R&B.
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People in the club tell us he wrapped up his set pretty quickly after that ... before he could ruin it.
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It's music that bangs in the backseat of a smoked-out Vauxhall Astra as much as it does in the club.
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With the sample being so catchy, I knew it would go off in the club and people would instantly remember it.
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"What I heard is that he was in the club in Colombia and heard the song," Yankee revealed to Rolling Stone.
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"My squad in the club, but you know they not dancin' / We gangsta and gangstas don't dance, we boogie" #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes — jesseWilliams.
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Whether it's because they're held back by convention or simply a lack of interest, there are few women in the club.
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At one point, I looked to my right and two people were having sex in the club at 3:30 a.m.
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They were some pretty old people in the club, like people in their 50s doing this sort of washing machine dance.
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Chloë Grace Moretz joins Taylor Swift in the club of women who would like to be excluded from Kim Kardashian's narrative.
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And if you are also in the club, please know you are not alone, because I am also a begrudging member.
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"I know women who worked in the club, in the same period as Gloria, who had very positive experiences," she says.
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I am yet to hear any of the cheeky redhead's bangers out in the club so I can't pass full judgement.
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Kodak Black found himself in handcuffs after a fight in the club, but fortunately for the rapper ... he didn't get arrested.
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We're told Andre had just walked in the club and told the guy he'd do it after he got settled in.
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Motherfuckers started calling it the dab, because when we get high off the molly in the club, it gets you floating.
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Gruler "abandoned his post" and "demonstrated a lack of concern for the dozens of patrons in the club," the lawsuit said.
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Also, there actually was an off-duty police officer working in the club who tried to shoot the gunman but failed.
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Only ten states were in the club: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin.
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Monday that his only daughter, Mercedez Marisol Flores, 26, had died in the club along with a girlfriend, Amanda Alvear, 25.
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The defense has said the men's ownership interests in the club, the Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge, were an open secret.
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There weren't a huge amount of people in the club—or on the dance floor—but the music started to work.
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We played the title track—a dark jazz tune that mimics a metal energy—and everyone in the club went crazy.
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" They tasted micro-dill ("artistry"), mizuna ("the hot chick in the club"), candy-popped mint flower ("imagine that with bok choy!
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The way we grew up hearing music and dancing — just in the club or something — is so much about your hips.
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Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the Equalizer wedges is the placement of the center of gravity in the club face.
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J.P. Blissfully dim dance music for a summer on the beach and in the club (which is also on the beach).
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But five years later, President Trump seems ready to welcome Russia back in the club of the world's most powerful nations.
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Two US senators have just been refused visas to enter Russia Why would the US want Russia back in the club?
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Prather was also active in the club volleyball scene, coaching for the Kentucky Indiana Volleyball Academy, a local Louisville volleyball club.
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Even so, he remains unsure whether he can keep one foot in the club and the other in his past life.
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He also has two World Series rings, which would make him an anomaly in the club he is about to join.
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The ceremony in Rio came just days before the champions fly to Qatar to take part in the Club World Cup.
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As a result, those members will receive refunds of $35,000 to $200,000, depending on their level of membership in the club.
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"I pushed my son to participate in the club away from the conditions that the country is going through," she said.
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His jaw shattered in the club, according to my friends who were there, and fear reverberated throughout the scene for months.
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As soon as that tune drops in the club, you know exactly what it is, and I love tracks like that.
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According to Philly Mag, defensive end Connor Barwin and defensive tackle Fletcher Cox were also in the club at the time.
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Orlando Police Chief John Mina has argued that Mateen's forced retreat allowed officers to rescue many people from elsewhere in the club.
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"War" is a woozily detached sort-of romance song from that project, full of military metaphors about a girl in the club.
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The accuser alleged that Spacey got him drunk in the Club Car bar on the island of Nantucket, and then groped him.
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"I was with these guys, and every song was about sex and 'I want to fuck you in the club,'" she recalls.
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I edged my way closer to the hottest boy in the club in an attempt to show him that I was keen.
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Cabello teased her latest track, "Crying in the Club," on Twitter today and fans were quick to squeal over the song's sample.
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Cakes Da Killa: Well initially when I first started it was about getting drink tickets and getting in the club for free.
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But beyond that fulcrum of action, the sounds were so soft and brief that many in the club initially brushed them off.
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People in the club can be seen fleeing, with officers telling them to keep their hands up and directing them to safety.
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She grabbed the woman, and they ducked into one of the bathrooms in the club, the one closest to the back patio.
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Membership is for life, meaning that once accepted a fan remains in the club even as the list of 92 stadiums evolves.
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There's this one early-techno single, which definitely did reach a whole new level in the club: "The Punisher" by Underground Resistance.
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I remember that the track was done in approximately two hours which was perfect to play out in the club that night.
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It's Jay and Joe's first official collaboration after years of veiled disses and rumors of bottles smashed over heads in the club.
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An EP's worth of taut, trippy rollers, tinged with just enough rave nostalgia to leave the silverbacks in the club teary-eyed.
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Myerson was interested after Joe Roth, the founding partner of Sounders FC, decided to sell his equity in the club last year.
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Keeping Britain in the club should be mutually beneficial, but other members could make new demands for greater market access in Britain.
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BTW, don't be alarmed by the video -- it's about 400 nairas to $1 US -- so Cardi won't go broke in the club.
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By definition, there have to be a limited number of people who can be in the club, otherwise it's not as valuable.
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He, I think, thinks that this record coming on in the club is the moment that the club becomes more than life.
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It made use of rudimentary AI to create believable 3D chatbots in the club and users could program their own dance moves.
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THUMP's Features Editor details the connection between drug culture and nightlife and her own experiences using and staying sober in the club world.
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It was my first job and it completely suited me: Life in the Club Med was relaxing and perverted at the same time.
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Nowadays a lot of people are doing music to get a song on the radio or get a song poppin' in the club.
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Our sources tell us ... Manziel was not drinking in the club -- but you can see him dancing and enjoying himself with his crew.
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Candace calls Misty and tells her the truth about Cottonmouth's death: She was secretly in the club and saw Mariah kill her cousin.
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I recommended the book they read for today, so she tells me about how the other grandmas in the club gushed about me.
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Also in the club were rappers Nicki Minaj and beau Meek Mill, who both joined prizefighter Floyd Mayweather for an all-night party.
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We dab and Milly Rock in the club as Future literally tells us he's depressed, addicted to drugs, and sometimes wants to die.
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Think of all the songs you listened to this week; on the bus, in the club, in your bedroom, out someone's car window.
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It was hard to actually see the Chainsmokers from our spot in the club, but, occasionally, they were livecast on the video screens.
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Many surveys ahead of the vote incorrectly predicted that the United Kingdom would vote to stay in the club it joined in 36.
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While they were in the club, one bro (Post Malone) started to play his smash hit "White Iverson" from behind the DJ booth.
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The main arpeggiating thumb piano also wouldn't sound too out of place in the club today in both its sound quality and swing.
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Lizbeth Alvarez, 31, who was in the club with her girlfriend, Aixa Soltren, 27, said people often are packed in shoulder to shoulder.
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Or maybe it's just an excuse for her to try out the moves she wasn't brave enough to bust out in the club?
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"I saw my husband last night dancing in the club with another woman in my m—erf—ing face," Quad says, in tears.
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As I say, I've been in the club for 38 years and it's a worry that we've got no young people coming in.
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This enthusiasm gap was notably flipped in the Club For Growth races, where Republicans turned out at nearly twice the rate of Democrats.
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It was relatively quickly clear that house and techno would play big roles in the club, which made a lot of things easier.
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Two months later, then-chairman Barry Hearn sold his stake in the club, ushering in the troubled stewardship of Italian businessman Francesco Becchetti.
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" One night, a fight broke out in the club and Madhatter got on the mic and said, "We've got some dickheads in here.
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Johnny Manziel is BACK ... in the club scene not the NFL ... hitting up two clubs Wednesday night and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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It's all pretty goofy, especially when he talks about the perennially hip-hop subject of people stepping on his shoes in the club.
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By turns generous and challenging, Mr. Trump saluted Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as among his best friends in the club of world leaders.
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She looks like she could beat you up, but she also looks like she would be a good time dancing in the club.
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The bar on the second floor is named for Barbra Streisand (Friar, 1988) though she was not the first woman in the club.
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"They're letting [us] smoke blunts in the club, and they brought us out a platter of fucking deep-fried beef tacos," he says.
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She'd rather be at home listening to the motivational speaker Tony Robbins or watching documentaries about nordic aliens than out in the club.
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What he is proposing, according to people familiar with the conversations, is nothing less than a groundbreaking power shift in the club game.
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That means maintaining healthy relationships with sponsors, contractors, staff and the roughly 50 Rimouski-area businessmen who own minority stakes in the club.
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People in the club were evacuated within minutes, and the club said it will institute the use of metal detectors in the future.
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In December, in the Club World Cup, he became the first official in history to award a penalty after consulting a video replay.
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Like I was out on the town till four in the morning last weekend, me—first one in the club last one out!
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Eurosceptic politicians such as Marine Le Pen in France and Matteo Salvini in Italy have toned down their hostility to remaining in the club.
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A BRITNEY/JUSTIN DANCE OFF IN THE CLUB YA'LL I CANNOT DO THIS 😂😂 😂😂😂💀💀💀💀 #BritneyEverAfter pic.twitter.
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The residency will "include a brand new stage and cutting-edge production" in the club space, according to a press release revealing the news.
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And yet the country is third-highest in the club of mostly rich countries for the share of net income spent on child care.
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Set them aside and sway in the club for a minute, but Robyn won't ever let you forget to feel or cherish your humanity.
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If you're looking for 250 Cent you can probably find him in the club, celebrating his new Bitcoin fortune worth over $223 million. Yeah.
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Kim Young-don, chief of the Gwangju Seobu Fire Station, told a briefing there were about 370 people in the club at the time.
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Jake Allen did it three years apart, with appearances in 2012 and 2015, and Corey Crawford and John Gibson are also in the club.
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What many may not have noticed is that her first single "Crying in the Club" actually gives a nod to music star Christina Aguilera.
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"Jon and arya got me cryin in the club over here," tweeted another, alongside a beautiful GIF of Ed Helms crying on The Office.
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He also is part of the 3,000 hit club and was the first AL player in the club to amass over 400 home runs.
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Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez owns the two best batting averages, both accomplished in 2003, and John Baker is the other catcher in the club, hitting .
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Jordan did sell a minority stake in the club in 2019, but he reportedly has no interest in giving up control of the team.
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The only non-enforcer forwards in the club are recent NHLer Craig Adams and former Senator Bill Muckalt, who's already an obscure player alumni.
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You don't want people to think you're gurning in the club when actually you're just dislodging a bit of carrot from between your teeth.
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It has something pulsating to it, but not too much—because otherwise, as you mentioned, it wouldn't work after a weekend in the club.
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As a DJ, the lack of business was obvious; we would often close early with less then 200 people in the club at 2AM.
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The production has the right amount of bounce for even those who detest being in the club to find themselves oscillating to its rhythm.
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Tiba: In a club, with the DJ playing, but you got headphones on your head, and you're listening to the album in the club.
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It's the kinda "making it rain" move we're used to seeing IN the club, but the crowd went nuts and clearly appreciated Diddy's generosity.
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Cops have also said this is likely not terrorism related, but rather just a feud between 2 groups that boiled over in the club.
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So if we're in the club and we're crying, at least we tried it, at least we got really pretty and we went out.
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The local publication also reported that money amounting to €2 million has since been found in the club, along with a cash counting machine.
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Police found three people suffering from gunshot wounds in the club parking lot, and a fourth victim showed up in a local hospital soon after.
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It doesn't mean that what you hear in the slideshow is what you'd hear in the club, because you had rappers getting on the mic.
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"You'll say ... I'm going to make sure I get my money's worth by shopping in the club store every chance I get," Ailawadi told KTLA.
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It's funny that everyone else in the club is dressed up in button-up shirts and fancy clothes ... LeBron is wearing sweatpants and a hoodie.
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Instead, Bratton spent his nights in the club simply as a patron, or more often, simply out on the town where he could be seen.
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This week's speech on the EU's future by the French president, Emmanuel Macron, held out hopes of Britain once again taking part in the club.
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There was one guy dancing to it just now, but I don't think you would see a guy in the club going crazy to it.
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Law enforcement officials arrived at the scene after receiving a report of a man with a gun in the club, according to a police statement.
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We now have some English people involved in the club, and we all get together and talk football as well as enjoy each other's company.
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And there are some very cool kids in the club — including Lily Allen, Tilda Swinton, and Harry Styles, whose torso is adorned with four nipples.
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Spotify's listicle also includes suggestions for what to listen to when your summer fling ends in disaster -- "Crying in The Club" by Camila Cabello, naturally.
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Photo courtesy of the artist Fade to Mind co-founder Kingdom today shared the title track from his forthcoming debut LP, Tears in the Club.
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"Tears in the Club" is the second single to be released from the album, following the lead single "Nothin" featuring vocals from The Internet's Syd.
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So while Perry was at the forefront of direct trade movement back in the late nineties, Klatch Coffee is almost an outlier in the club.
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And if you plan to attend, make sure to check out TYGAPAW's advice for how to survive and thrive in a night in the club.
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Picking up chicks in the club is a cliche as at home in early-2000s hip-hop as it is the films of Judd Apatow.
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More than 700 people were in the club at the time, including much of the city's gay and transgender leadership, but no one was hurt.
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In her book, "Women in the Club," Georgetown University professor Michele Swers explains that women are able to influence change in oft-ignored policy arenas.
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For Anum Qambrani, the coach's 17-year-old daughter, getting the chance to train formally in the club was nothing short of fulfilling her birthright.
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I have been on that dance floor in the club when nu disco is playing, losing myself in that realm of sweating, kissing, and dancing.
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When the billionaire Stan Kroenke moved to take full control of Arsenal in August, he was required to buy all outstanding shares in the club.
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After Mr. Jarvis returned to Brooklyn in his late teens, he became quickly immersed in the club scene and taught himself to play the synthesizer.
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He's an underground artist – we don't really play his records in the club or on the radio – but this freestyle in particular is absolutely massive.
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I'm more than happy to be around gay dudes and trans and non-binary people in the club or whatever; we all mingle these days.
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"Can you find love in the club?" he asks several people who are either leaving or entering the queer New York City nightclub in question.
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Well, yeah, I remember being in the club on pills, then they dropped it and I was like 'Oh, this is what it's actually about!
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No dice: to get one you're judged on factors like your Instagram following and how many people you know who are already in the club.
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And I get that because I'm me and I'm not in the club and I'm not one of the guys… NBC can kiss my ass.
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The young Army paratrooper had barely set foot in the club for noncommissioned officers at Fort Bragg, N.C., when he was confronted by a sergeant.
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It's a visual symbol of success and wealth and power, but that's the world that she's reflecting or presenting to the men in the club.
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Otherwise, you'll find him at university, where he is studying information technology, or in the club, as a devoted follower of the underground techno scene.
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" The best one, though, might be when he's describing fucking a girl in the club and quips, "I like big tongues like the skateboard fashion.
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It's a place where years later, those moments in the club will still come back to you, like memories of a trip to a parallel universe.
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Except in this version, Aladdin uses his three wishes to time-travel to 1980, get a million dollars, and meet the freakiest girl in the club.
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She talked to me like I was cute and I didn't give two shits as long as everyone in the club saw me talking to her.
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Over the last three days, shares in the club have surged more than 21 percent in heavy trading volumes, as speculation over a Ronaldo transfer mounted.
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No matter how tired, drunk, or bored you are in the club, there's always that one song that comes on that makes you want to DANCE.
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Tyga, too, was on his phone and could be seen attempted to have a phone conversation in the club while DJ Gusto played hip hop songs.
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I'll play house when there's no one in the club, or at four in the morning, or if I'm bored and want to have a mix.
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Spider still curves Daniel, a fight between two other men lead to shots being fired in the club, and everyone has to flee for their lives.
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Noah's Dark – "Inward"This piece of music was a typical 8am Belgica track, the climax for those who were still in the club and on ketamine.
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On last week's episode of 90 Day Fiancé, Fernanda, 19, found Jonathan, 32, dancing with another woman in the club — just 65 days before their wedding.
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Through this design, Callaway is able to keep the weight of the iron low in the club face and deliver better speed to the golf ball.
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But extreme measures like self-fashioning a phone strap is how you have to think when it comes to not losing your phone in the club.
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You know the ones: The waitress in the club who has no more than five lines but happens to have sex with the main male character.
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The Selena Gomez-Orlando Bloom cuddlefest didn't end in the club ... because now TMZ has obtained video of the duo leaving together in the same car.
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A laser effect-laden banger about rubbing your butt on someone in the club assembled upon a sample of Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)"!
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In 1996, when I was the president for the first time, I had over 300 members in the club and now we have less than 100.
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Eventually, she told Fader, she became a top earner in the club, including one legendary night that made her $26,000 richer than when she walked in.
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Clubgoers under 19 years old are no longer permitted in the club on weekend nights (the two young men who died last year were both 18).
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Laxmi, who is also 17 and lives in the same village, says she'd be married by now if it weren't for her participation in the club.
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"Trump doesn't just want to be in the club, he wants to be the unquestioned leader and center of attention," said Gwenda Blair, a Trump biographer.
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Alexis Skyy had to be carried out of a Super Bowl party after what many believed were gunshots ringing out in the club ... TMZ has learned.
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After the gig it was time for me to go and be a guest on Robert James's Paradise radio show before I performed in the club.
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"Our institution has no link to the event which occurred in the club Dial in the Venezuela Avenue, yesterday Sunday," the National Police said in a statement.
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"Our institution has no link to the event which occurred in the club Dial in the Venezuela Avenue, yesterday Sunday," National Police said in a news release.
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Remainers foresaw immediate economic Armageddon outside the EU, while Leavers insinuated that millions of scary Muslims would move to Britain if the country stayed in the club.
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Being part of these groups is kind of being in on an extensive inside joke — if you understand each group's quirks and eccentricities, you're in the club.
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Shares in the club also climbed 2.7 percent on Monday after the club's latest victory in the Bundesliga took it to the top of the German table.
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"When the music started there were hardly vocals so artists noticed that people would always add their own vocals and sing stuff in the club," says KingIce.
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Canada now joins the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, England, Scotland, and France in the club of countries who maintain the one-year bans.
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Do I think this is a hilarious device which would be really fun to use in the club when you want a little extra bit of swag?
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We're told Eric and Migos were in the club early Monday morning -- around 4:30 AM -- when smack talk over money Quavo allegedly owes Eric ... turned physical.
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I literally remember sitting in my dorm memorizing "Monster," and when her verses came on in the club, those were moments for women to command the floor.
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My friends and other people my age from all over the world can tune in to hear a mini-version of what I play in the club.
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Scholten liked to say that the average member of Congress was a millionaire and that he was about a million dollars shy of being in the club.
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We should have known when we saw them balling in those Gucci lab coats with the diamond-encrusted beakers, making it rain test tubes in the club.
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Of course, it wasn't a patch on the storage options in the Club World suite though, which seemed to have endless compartments to keep your necessities organised.
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But considering the openness with which Trump schmoozed in the club for the last three decades, it has been a marked change for those close to him.
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They'd met in the club car of a Rock Island passenger train, between St. Louis and Kansas City, where my father was headed to take a job.
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"[It] is obviously really cool and is exactly as it is in the club in LA, which I visited after the shot," Egerton said in the interview.
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At UAI Urquiza, Sánchez had received a meager travel stipend and an administrative job in the club, but never a salary for her work on the field.
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It's an "emergency fund" that organizers say might be put to use to help buy a stake in the club if new owners try to salvage it.
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And here's a bonus for all crowdfunding donors -- the owner of the Rainbow tells us their names will be plastered in the club, right behind bronzed Lemmy.
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Witnesses in the club say that he ascribed his murderous anger to American bombing of Afghanistan, his parents' home country, though he was born in New York.
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People now know about singing "Happy Birthday" twice at the sink while they lather their hands, but what's the best protocol for making love in the club?
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You must find the horse you matched with in the club to give them what they want: the sweet embrace of a snake coiling around their body.
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Speaking later with reporters, Mr. Conte said that the estimated 1,400 mostly young fans had been crammed into a single hall, one of three in the club.
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"Crying in the Club" — an arch, dancehall-flecked power ballad released last spring — was produced by Benny Blanco from an original demo written and recorded by Sia.
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Yep, you read that headline right: we, as a nation, in some absurdly abstract sense, now prefer popping Nespresso pods at home to pills in the club.
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Other than by deaths, there has been very little turnover in membership in the club — Camp de Pêche de la Rivière Moisie, unofficially Camp Adams — since then.
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"We know that in the retail environment − and I'll speak to Sam's Club specifically − there are a few jobs that really matter in the club," said Furner.
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The e-commerce giant currently has a market cap of $23000 billion, but analysts on Wall Street are betting Amazon will be back in the club soon.
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Out there, in the club—from the cramped basements miles away from civilization to the biggest dancefloors in the city—we want to believe that change is possible.
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GFH bought Leeds United in December 2012 but within months began looking for new investment in the club, and in 2014 Cellino bought a majority stake in it.
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Or are we calling for Kodak's freedom from accountability, from atonement, from punishment so he may return to fulfill his obligation to bop in the club once more?
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Even with lightning-fast exposures, though, merely splicing them together would result in a mess, as neither the people nor the lights in the club were ever still.
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It was the final night of Mr. McCaslin's first week as a leader in the club, and his band combined exultant energy with an underlay of poignant tribute.
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"I am really in shock that he was in the club, because he was not usually a club-scene person," former roommate Abismel Colon Gomez told the paper.
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If you're one of the elite who has made it past Sven Marquardt and his colleagues, you will know that every second in the club is worth it.
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LuMee is bringing a new phone case, called Duo Vibes, to Las Vegas next week for CES, and this newest iteration lights up to beats in the club.
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Speaking of shapeshifters, June and Harry (who looks like Bruno Mars in the club hat he refuses to take off) are at the hospital where Lil was admitted.
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Germany and France, the two largest economies in the club, missed expectations, suggesting an even more robust pace of business activity in many of the bloc's other members.
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Roughly three-quarters of the face touches this urethane material, rather than the club head chassis, which allows the flex in the club to keep shots on line.
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"At Last"—the proper Etta James version—plays in the club when she meets a new man, Sylvain (Paul Blain), and they dance in a bubble of bliss.
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If you wanna get really crazy, there's even this one called Club Vibe, that reacts to sound vibrations and is designed to wear out in the club. SERIOUSLY.
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Together, the trio whip up a hard-knocking hybrid of techno and hip-hop that bangs in the club and gets straight-up spiritual once Isiah chimes in.
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When we would strip, our friends would take up all the main spaces [in the club], so that when I was dancing it was them that we saw.
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You spend three wretched days in the bowels of a squalid, rancid, life-ruining hangover as a result of the session-friendly bitter you drank in the club.
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In most of his music videos, the rapper and his #squad can be seen in head-to-toe G-Unit (you know, in the club, goin' down).203.
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The 103 runners in the club, especially the veterans who run the biggest races, are required to be as public as possible about every aspect of their pursuits.
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Related: High-Tech Digital Mirror Turns Your Face into a 3DCanvas Watch a Light Art Installation Get Down in the Club Immersive Light Tunnels Create Illusions of Infinity
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I'm a 58-year-old literary writer who knows and loves the work of Spalding Gray, so I'm in the club — but a novel shouldn't be a club.
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And she's being very strategic even as she has to deal with child-care and family issues that male superstars in the club don't have to deal with.
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D. kept going on about how he felt like I was guided by my emotions and that the way I reacted in the club was indicative of this.
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Beverley (Chastain), the only girl in the club, has a less well-defined professional profile, as does Stanley (Bean), who lives in a big apartment in New York.
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The designers behind the Assembly aesthetic are a couple known for the Instagram-famous Joshua Tree House — the same minimal, slightly desert feel is evident in the club.
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It's about a criminal court judge who started a running club on Skid Row in Los Angeles, and how running helped transform lives of members in the club.
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He says he was in the club only because his boss, one of his legal clients, was the owner of the facility and took him to the venue.
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CHUNK OF NETS UP FOR SALE The Nets' owner, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, told the Russian news media that he was selling a 49 percent stake in the club.
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Their interactions with men on a personal level are just as transactional as those that take place in the VIP room — except, in the club, they're in charge.
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He was four years her junior, and she and her friends in the club scene had been admiring his street graffiti and SAMO© tag all over downtown.
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It's unclear if they actually had any contact in the club, but this is the first time they've been publicly seen at the same place since the Jan.
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We'd get together in front of everyone a bit when we went out, but not around the house—strictly in the club or on the dancefloor or something.
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I started my evening in the Club Car, a collection of booths and window-facing seats, where you can order from a menu that includes nine Scottish whiskies.
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However tiresome her bubbly cadence, the details of her life do sound like fun: dancing in the club, drinking with friends, and eventually going home with her crush.
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Time is starting to work against us, but we make a final push to the Beaver Meadow Golf Course, where there's another polling center in the club house.
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One more thing ... Findling says the video shows Eric walk in the club with his chain, AND walk out of the club with it still around his neck.
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"It is fantastic to be joining D.C. United at such an exciting time in the club&aposs history," Rooney said Thursday after D.C. United announced the long-reported signing.
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According to The New York Daily News, additional footage shows one of Charlo's friends handing the bag to a woman in the club and then taking off his shirt.
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"You'll say ... I'm going to make sure I get my money's worth by shopping in the club store every chance I get" — and that includes shopping for diamonds, too.
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Over some percolating, Latin-spiced beats produced by '80s New York DJ legend John "Jellybean" Benitez, Houston takes it to church as she delivers spiritual catharsis in the club.
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If Michelle is right, and the issue here is that British people smoke bad weed, then maybe I haven't experienced the full joys of a joint in the club.
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Its next music game, however, trades guitars and drum sets for collectible cards that has aspiring DJs competing to remix songs—like playing Yu-Gi-Oh in the club.
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In this latest installment of Guilty Pleasures, we discovered that UK hotshot Kidnap Kid has an affinity for classic showtunes, and duo Gorgon City drops Toto in the club.
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In addition to sending bodies thrashing in the club, the mix is a great listen on your headphones if you're looking for the mental fuel to crank something out.
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If you cringed while watching the girl group get particularly petty over Cabello's exist, you can imagine how the "Crying In the Club" singer felt about the whole thing.
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O'Reilly had cited "a public perception" that the ECB's independence as the euro zone's top banking supervisor could be compromised as a result of Draghi's involvement in the club.
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IDG Capital Partners would invest a total of 100 million euros ($111.68 million) in the club through buying new shares and convertible bonds, Olympique Lyonnais said in a statement.
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"Six-inch heels, she walked in the club like nobody's business / Goddamn, she murdered everybody and I was her witness," she sings, presumably talking about her husband's nameless mistress.
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The Chicago icon has deep roots in the city's house music culture, learning his craft both in the club and behind the counter at the city's legendary Gramaphone Records.
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According to FactSet, just 235.7 other U.S. stocks trade above $1.48,223 per share, and the only other tech company in the club is Priceline Group, currently trading around $242,2995.
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The difference between the price categories is simple: The less you pay, the further in advance you have to reserve your spot in the club on any given night.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria took credit for the attack that injured at least another 40 people in the club that was filled with several hundred people.
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And if that wasn't enough, she joined Amy Poehler in the club of Golden Globe hosts who won an award on the same night they presided over the ceremony.
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An additional 50 million euros would be invested in the club, bringing Elliott's total exposure to about 300 million euros, a separate source close to the matter told Reuters.
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The Patterns EP finds Samuel Riot teasing out a quivering and tensile, low-blood-sugar-in-the-club vibe, all slurred beats, discordant melody, and griping blasts of noise.
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This look-book will carry you through 2016 effortlessly, securing you high-profile sets, and even more high-profile looks when you strut your stuff in the club, player.
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If all of these dudes love drag so much but would never do it in the club, is what they like drag or is what they like Drag Race?
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But most importantly, he sings and twerks alone -- just as the song's title says -- for all the women who simply want to dance alone and safely in the club.
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At the G-28503 meeting, Trump found himself somewhat the odd man out in trying to get Russia back in the club and returning it to the G-22019.
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A calendar from 1999, in which Ms. Clifford straddles a Harley-Davidson as the dancer for July, still sits in the club, now called the Penthouse Club Baton Rouge.
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"It is like a secret recipe for every club, known only in the club and in our books," said Olaf Rebbe, the sporting director at the Bundesliga club Wolfsburg.
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In "The Club," in Season 1, Al has just triumphed over a duplicitous nightclub owner and he and Earn are enjoying a well-deserved win in the parking lot.
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The music video, a glamorous rehashing of an in-the-club formula she'd used several times before, immediately became one of the most-watched music videos of all time.
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The FBI has since identified the gunman as Omar Mateen, an American-born 29-year-old, who opened fire in the club with an assault rifle and hand gun.
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El Cholo slowly began to change the mindset of the colchoneros – literally, 'mattressers', as Atlético supporters are known – and soon the entire fan base recovered their faith in the club.
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I'm in my late 20s, I get excited by contemporary young culture, but at the same time, I don't want to be the 40-year-old DJ in the club.
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There are growing concerns that if the U.K. is allowed to remain in the club for longer, it will interfere with critical European decisions, including on the next European budget.
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As Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg of the Wall Street Journal relate in "The Club", Mr Dein and his associates thought they needed to mimic the promotion of American sports.
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It's safe to say you won't find the singer crying in the club this weekend, rather hitting the Grammys red carpet and celebrating what's bound to be a big year.
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The result is a strangely sultry, stuttering, sax-tastic slab of left-field club music for those of us with brains for feet to go wild to in the club.
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Krause said he has had more than two dozen clients sent his way over the past decade by other attorneys and accountants in the club who volunteered right alongside him.
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In a video-message published on his Facebook page on Friday, Berlusconi said he had invested more than one billion euros in the club, including 152 million this past season.
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Related: Watch a Light Art Installation Get Down In The Club Toyota Built a Beautiful Wooden Car Without Using Nails or Screws X Marks The Art In Minimalist Light Installation
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Sources in the club tell us Floyd had a great time there and didn't appear to have any drama with anyone -- let alone an issue that would spark a shooting.
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The report comes at an interesting time for drug users, particularly in the club scene where fatal adulterants in MDMA have caused a distrust for the substance, in any form.
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The forces of political, security and economic reality pushing Britain and continental Europe together are all arguments for Britain to stay in the club and pursue its interests from within.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. got confronted in the club again -- only this time it was by his own girlfriend ... who freaked out on him during what we're told was her party.
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Some of Mr. Thévenet's security staff, who were trained in first aid, worked alongside the firefighters and emergency responders; a room in the club was set aside for the dead.
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Putin has not demonstrated that he can be a trusted partner, and President Trump is wrong to say that Russia should be allowed back in the club at this time.
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Hours after 20 people were killed and 26 injured after a gunman opened fire in an El Paso Walmart, Trump was pictured greeting guests at a wedding in the club.
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Though a few of Ms. Waldman's close friends are in the club, she made an effort to include people she didn't know or who didn't know one another particularly well.
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He'll augment his quartet at the Blue Note this weekend with Mr. Scott, a slashing young New Orleans trumpeter who just finished his own three-day stint in the club.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Think of all the songs you listened to this week; on the bus, in the club, in your bedroom, out someone's car window.
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While most pieces in the club change every couple of months, "Flood," the red piece in back by painter Barnaby Furnas, is one of the few pieces that never changes.
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I started going out and taking pictures and while doing that, I began to talk to people and they would tell me their stories about going out in the club.
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He slipped over in the club and banged his head and now he has to wait until his friends are ready to catch the first train home in the morning.
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At the same time, they find themselves conflicted, in that he has at least attempted to invest in the club and, perhaps more importantly, is the creditor to their loans.
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No, not on the football field ... in the club -- 'cause the two University of Miami legends hit up a D.C. hot spot Thursday night ... AND TURNED ALL THE WAY UP!!!
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Before that, he wrote an article about indie rock conservatism and the liberation he found in the club scene, as opposed to the indie scene, as a gay black man.
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Club albums are usually a collection of four to the floor bangers; tracks that will go off in the club and are tailor made with the live show in mind.
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League Two club Blackpool issued a strange statement in which it wonders about the origin of the money invested in the club by club president Valeri Belokon, a Latvian businessman.
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Now comes a moment of truth: After scoring a moderate hit with her song "Crying in the Club," she is making her official full-length solo debut. Syco/Epic. October.
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Some of the hundreds of the people in the club had survived the mass shooting at a country music festival last year in Las Vegas, where 58 people were killed.
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Orlando Bloom and Selena Gomez found love in the club -- for at least one night -- when things got VERY physical in Las Vegas, and TMZ got pics of the hookup.
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In the club Many of Mar-a-Lago's members -- who now pay $200,000 in initial membership fees plus $14,000 per year thereafter -- have also become ardent supporters of the President.
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"At the beginning of the era, it was all this in-the-club, medium-flavored, 120-130 BPM electro-pop, basically," Roseman told Time's Raisa Bruner in a new interview.
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"In the club world, I knew lots of people, and they would turn into hairdressers and photographers who would all need a little bit of metal welded," Mr. Dixon said.
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While the President spent the recent G7 summit making Russian President Vladimir Putin's case for getting back in the club, Bolton never let go of his smoldering Cold War suspicions.
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In the club brawl case, we're told Guillard pled guilty to one count of assault in the 3rd degree in exchange for having the other three charges of assault dropped.
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"We are optimistic that the accelerated state spending and project implementation would keep the Philippines in the club of Asia's fastest-growing economies," Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez said in a statement.
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The ideal gift should to speak to your bridesmaids and their individuality, but also acknowledge their exclusive membership in the club of your bestie-ship (and their participation in the wedding).
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The "Crying in the Club" singer's surprise exit from the group shocked fans in December; Fifth Harmony has since moved on, releasing their eponymous new album, which features "Down," on Friday.
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After Nicki Minaj opened the show at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, 20-year-old Cabello sang her new single "Crying in the Club" for the first time live.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's episode of Jersey Shore Family Vacation, Angelina Pivarnick and Pauly "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio get a little too close for comfort in the club.
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He left the club around 11:20, and surveillance footage shows the lights on a Volkswagen Polo in the club parking lot wink to life as he walks out the door.
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During the weekend, rising solo star Camila Cabello released her first two singles—"Crying in the Club" and "I Have Questions"—off her upcoming album The Hurting The Healing The Loving.
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But interest in the club shows no signs of waning and Arnold said United were responsible for generating 44 percent of all Premier League club interactions on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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"KSE is a committed, long-term investor in Arsenal and will remain so," KSE UK said in a statement, adding that its shares in the club have never been for sale.
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These [genres] are nearer to me than the fundamentals of techno music—so for me, it's just using the rhythms that I can use in the club as that: club music.
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That's right, folks, this episode has a very important shower scene during which Devon learns that Richie did not die in the club collapse at the end of last week's episode.
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Once in the club you can bring Zimmerman to a few fans and then head to the stage where the interface switches back to a live action 360-degree live show.
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Some of the clubbers close their eyes and nod away to the music, others drink from a beer bottle, while others start dancing as if they were still in the club.
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La Provence quoted United Arab Emirates-based banker Pablo Dana as saying in an interview that the investment would include an undisclosed sum for buying a majority shareholding in the club.
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Meanwhile, Berghain's defense lawyer Peter Raue contended that clubgoers could have an experience in the club comparable to that of a symphony by late-Romantic composer Gustav Mahler, reports The Guardian.
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Related: Meet the Artists Behind Darkside's Mirrored Moon Tour Sculpture Take an Electrifying Look Inside the World's First Light Art Museum Watch a Light Art Installation Get Down in the Club
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For Brexiteers have a legitimate concern that transition could turn into a long-term prison which in effect keeps Britain in the club as a rule-taker, not a rule-maker.
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We can use all the platforms to speak what we want to speak, but with that being said when I'm in the club I don't want to hear conscious s---, sorry.
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It's a slippery slope though – first you're padding around the flat in a pair, then it's a few shop runs and all of a sudden they're on you in the club.
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People in the club tell us the man was trying, but failing, to get JB's attention all night -- and once they came face-to-face he decided to lunge at Justin.
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It's the aural equivalent of that drunk girl in the club toilet; you know, the new best friend that's complimenting your outfit while politely ignoring the WKD stains on your jumpsuit.
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The owner of the Red Garter knew I was not old enough to be in the club, so I had to stay in the dressing room [while I was not performing].
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Before Mr. Yan's fight, he and a dozen or so friends warmed up with a dinner of peppery tofu, and Mr. Yan appeared cheerfully indifferent about his chances in the club.
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Ashley, who owns a controlling stake in the club, has not always been popular among fans, and thousands have been staying away from matches this season to protest at his ownership.
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"As early as 1931, the secretary of the club said, 'You can't be very happy here with people like Joachim von Ribbentrop and Hermann Göring in the club,'" Professor Kirstein said.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. "Omg let's swap numbers!" you say to the girl in the club toilet who, in passing, said that she liked your fluorescent fanny pack.
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The former Uruguay striker led Monterrey to the CONCACAF Champions League title this year and a place in the Club World Cup after managing Liga MX club Pachuca from 2014-18.
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To continue its GPA membership when it leaves the EU on March 29, 2019, Britain needs to persuade the other 45 countries in the GPA to keep it in the club.
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The Sunday Times said the move by the Russian followed his rejection of an offer to buy a minority stake in the club by U.S. private equity firm Silver Lake Partners.
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One of the demonstration's organizers, Sabrina Peterson, told CNN the protest was against "bystander culture," referring to people in the club who could have helped the alleged victim but did not.
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" He said that he's "very confident" in the club, and this year's goal to "stay where we are" (avoiding relegation), will be surpassed by the eventual dream of "getting into Europe.
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Importantly, almost everybody, from Bahmanzadeh's nephew—who was working part-time in the club—to the bar-staff and bouncers, agreed that the club had a clear no tolerance policy to drugs.
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A book published last year, "Kunst Im Klub" ("Art in the Club"), documented the club's close ties with Berlin's art cognoscenti, notably Wolfgang Tillmans, the Turner prize-winning photographer and techno fan.
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When you think about relentlessly experimental machine music that sounds just at home in the club at 3AM as it would in a gallery at 3PM, you probably don't think about Ipswich.
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Patrick Larscheid, director of the Reinickendorf health department, also told the newspaper that the man had contact with two women in the club, who had both been given antibiotics that same day.
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"It's just kind of code, for we're in the club, we're all in for Kamala," says Julie Zebrak, the co-founder of @Mamas4Kamala, a group focused on rallying moms to back Harris.
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In the club, the reality star took selfies for fans and hung out in a VIP area adjacent to where DJ Ruckus was playing a mix of hip hop and house music.
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Because I have dedicated myself to the twin pursuits of financial ruin and high-performance stupidity, I wanted to sit in the club section for Game 1 of the Finals at Oracle.
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So far, all the girls in the club are Hazara, a Persian-speaking, mainly Shi'ite group who have faced a series of attacks claimed by Islamic State militants over the past year.
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"I believe (the fans are different here) because they know they have an important role in the club," Milton Mendes, who managed Santa between March and August this year, told VICE Sports.
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"What is very important today is to succeed on the economic side to consolidate the political transition," he said, "and to make this democracy definitely in the club of developed, democratic countries."
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Since the start of Mr. Trump's presidency, supporters and hangers-on have gravitated to Mar-a-Lago, paying up to $200,000 for membership in the club — and for proximity to the president.
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Aman asks, again, if you can find love in the club (this time, there are more yeses than any kind of hesitation) and reflects on the mood of this ultimately historic moment.
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"I started out jerking chicken in the club," said Craig McKenzie, the restaurant's owner and chef, as he flipped cuts of meat on a smoker grill the size of a small truck.
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OL Groupe is expected to close the deal before the end of January next year, with current Reign FC owners Teresa Predmore and Bill Predmore retaining a minority stake in the club.
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Carpinello, whom the cast nicknamed "24" due to his age, tightly wrapped his hand around Pivarnick's waist and touched her bottom in the club, and later, put his hand on her leg.
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"Tears in the Club," Mr. Rubin's debut LP as Kingdom, takes his cavernous, multilayered tracks closer than ever to pop song structures, featuring vocals from the R&B individualists Syd and SZA.
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Just because Blac Chyna's marrying a Kardashian doesn't mean she can get in the club -- the Kardashian sisters are going to war to block her from cashing in on the family name.
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It's a place that shows you your fantasies and allows you to act them out — and in order to protect you from this moment of revelation, there are no mirrors in the club.
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The list spans across multiple genres, perfect for capturing any mood, whether you're up in the club, getting over a breakup, or looking for a gym playlist to get you motivated to move.
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The thought of a spliff during the night just doesn't appeal to me that much, but then again I'm not drawn to ketamine in the club either, so maybe it's a personal thing.
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She dressed in the Club Monaco–meets–Ann Taylor look that distinguishes the women of this White House, alternating simple sheaths with fit-and-flare dresses, paired with pumps and flat-ironed waves.
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It was recorded in the club to two-track tape by George Klabin, at the time a sophomore at Columbia University and head of the jazz department at WKCR-FM, the university station.
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In the future, Sam's Club Now is planning to add electronic shelf labels that will instantly update prices and take advantage of the over 700 cameras in the club to better manage inventory.
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"At first we thought some men were fighting with each other," said a Lebanese woman who gave her name as Hadeel and who was in the club with her husband and a friend.
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Not only can you catch this kind of love triangle form in the club on a Saturday night, it also presents itself in the animal kingdom—in this case, between three aggressive alpacas.
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Vincenzo Boccia, head of the Italian bosses' union, Confindustria, said his compatriots should not assume their country's "position in the club of advanced economies will remain unchanged regardless of the choices we make".
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The beginning star member Diamond's verse ("I come in the club, shaking my dreads") prompted you to swing your head from side to side, even if there wasn't anything on it to shake.
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Members of the WTO are supposed to uphold the principle of "most favoured nation": any market access a country grants to one member must be offered to everyone else in the club too.
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You had a lot of different things playing in the club at the time, but you did notice that people didn't dance as much when they played N.W.A. I wasn't used to it.
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Masharipov repudiated his previous statements to police in which he admitted guilt, and disputed evidence against him, saying he was not the person photographed holding an assault rifle in the club, Anadolu said.
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A source close to the matter said Elliott would provide an additional 50 million euros to be invested in the club, bringing its total exposure to the deal to around 300 million euros.
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But with one foot in the club, creating high energy, beats-led music, he's stepping out of his comfort zone for a more eclectic selection of songs on Anthology (due out in September).
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For all its bogus claims that Turkey will soon join the EU, I have yet to see proof that it has persuaded voters that the dangers of continuing in the club are greater.
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But after a night in the club or a gig at a party, these entertainers hang up their lingerie, take off their pleaser heels, and face the same financial realities as everyone else.
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I was covering my face because I was super sweaty after dancing in the club all night (the last thing on earth I wanted was to have my photo taken at that moment!).
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I don't know if you're driving to or from the rave when you're listening to this one, or if you would always hear it in the club, I like playing it out though.
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Where the original counts on crafty vocal processes and bubbling electro textures to make its mark, the D&P version comes crushing in like someone let an AT-AT loose in the club.
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You don't beat Cena clean, so Styles got that needed win after interference by his buddies in the Club, which prompted online grumbling that he needed a clean win more than anything else.
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For a split second she must have thought that doing the worm in the club was a way of lifting everyone's spirits, a way of getting clubbers together in a show of harmony.
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So perhaps it's finally the moment for Manhattan audiences to embrace the sepulchral title character of "The Woman in Black," which opened on Thursday in the Club Car bar at the McKittrick Hotel.
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Since becoming FIFA president, however, he has pushed harder and faster than any of his predecessors for world soccer's governing body to get a slice of the riches available in the club game.
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In the 2016 tax filing, the Trump Foundation says that the money was raised largely by auctioning off a membership position in the club, and that the money was wired through the foundation.
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"Everybody wants to be a leader in sacks, everybody wants to be a sack king," Ngakoue said, lounging on a couch in the club level of TIAA Bank Field after practice last week.
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She also released two singles in May—"Crying in the Club" and "I Have Questions"—from her upcoming solo album titled The Hurting, The Healing, The Loving, which is set to drop in September.
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Ashley, who bought a controlling stake in the club in 2007, said he was not in exclusive talks with any party but confirmed they were "in a more progressed stage than they've ever been".
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The bid for the English Premier League side marks a potential challenge to an earlier planned acquisition by Lander Sports Development, which said in January that it was taking a stake in the club.
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The fun is in trying new ideas and feeling around with what works well in the club, which gives me enough time to test early productions on the road and discover what works best.
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Old Councillor Schönpflug approaches me once in the club and begs me to keep Ganna from further folly, which might end up in a court case and not just a civil one at that.
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"Hunny" unfurls into a cautionary tale about fickle lovers, "Baby Girlz" channels 90s BBQ bass while calmly running through a teen pregnancy tale; she's not exactly sticking to "turn up in the club" slogans.
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One of the few private spaces in the club is a small "wellness studio" that members can use to meditate or relax when various practitioners aren't using it to hold classes or therapy sessions.
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Dancing, of the non-choreographed, busting-some-shapes-in-the-club-kind, is the essence of the new music video for "Love Love Love," from Portuguese producer, DJ, and musician Moullinex (Luis Clara Gomes).
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So, I thought it was time to make a few of these records, exclusively for my sets, that are not especially clever or madly intricate—but simply work in the club—hence the title.
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My main objective was to tell a story of the black and latino gay man in the club space, but to also tell particular stories to show the diversity that exists within these communities.
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Initially, my real interest in the club was anthropological; it was the most pretentious club imaginable, and I thought I might catch a glimpse of a dying breed of aristocratic youths in their element.
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"It doesn't hurt in the club," he said after a particularly challenging sequence, reminding students that they are eventually going to want to have a cocktail and take their moves onto the dance floor.
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There were like three people in the club, and I made enough money on two songs to make more than I did all week answering phones at the riding stable that I worked at.
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Instead, Jeter and the Marlins' new principal owner, Bruce Sherman, directed a teardown after completing their $1.2 billion purchase from Jeffrey Loria (Jeter is said to have a 4 percent stake in the club).
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But before I left, I learned from a lobbyist in the club about another off-the-books event, a short cab ride away at a hotel pool, that would be happening the following afternoon.
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Like Khaled, Ross has reoccurring themes in his Snapchat stories you can expect to see frequently, like him vibing to music in the backseat of an expensive car or popping black bottles in the club.
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"Our institution has no link to the event which occurred in the club Dial in the Venezuela Avenue," the National Police said in a news release, cautioning against speculation and the spread of false information.
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" Thus, the single selected for her first stab at solo stardom and released in May 2017, "Crying in the Club," featured slurring, darker vocals with a moody EDM backdrop, in the vein of "Bad Things.
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These guys (and the too-slowly increasing number of girls they allow in the club) work their butts off for up to twelve hours every weekday, with only a week or two off a year.
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And while those wins were set against a backdrop of high uncertainty regarding Cellino's continued involvement in the club, the fact that off-field matters have not impeded Monk and his players is truly admirable.
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Mateen threatened to detonate a car rigged with bombs and to strap hostages into explosive vests, according to transcripts of the 911 calls he made while police tried to rescue people trapped in the club.
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Did JAY-Z invest in the D'usse brand so that one day Lil Wayne could tell a story on a track about Lil Twist drinking too much of it and throwing up in the club?
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In about six hours time you'll see the mate or the boyfriend in the club, pat them lightly on the back, ask them how the night's going, and slink off, never to see them again.
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"This is not a board that was running the club, or fully informed of what was going on in the club," said Lou DiBella, a sports and entertainment executive who quit the board in January.
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The question in the club basketball world is, could Franklin have morphed from a stickler who played by the rules into the latest symbol of an amateur basketball world that has spun out of control?
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I had heard the stories: of this politician getting drunk or that one spinning music in the club after hours, and of the political deals that got done and the relationships made by the pool.
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That, of course, could have been nothing more than professional discretion, if it was not for the fact that many in the club remain unclear even now on how, exactly, Woodward conceives of the role.
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The record itself has done the same—sneakily maintaining relevance throughout the decades, and doing so without being the type of obvious house anthem that still pops up in the club every weekend (cue "Deep Inside").
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The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra has been a Monday-night fixture in the club ever since, carrying on the legacy of its founder, the trumpeter and composer Thad Jones, and his co-leader, the drummer Mel Lewis.
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In international football, luck—refereeing decisions and the bounce of the ball in matches, and the draw in knockout matches—plays a huge role, rendering dynasty-building far harder than it is in the club game.
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And unfortunately for Kalanick, that meant...less time in the club, getting lit: Without getting too far into the weeds, it's currently against the law for a black car to be dispatched in under an hour.
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"It's these two girls who are going in the club and as soon as they put on these Instagram Goggles they go into an alternate universe and it's this perfect world," Hilton says of the video.
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And a person who worked in the club during events on and off for over two years tells me that for a while, at least, Glitz was full of people sporting gang colors and flashing signs.
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TOKYO, July 30 (Reuters) - Reigning Asian Champions League holders Kashima Antlers said on Tuesday that Japanese e-commerce company Mercari have purchased a majority stake in the club from founding owners Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp .
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UPDATE [July 6]: After spending 17 hours in the club in the initial raid yesterday, Spanish police returned to Amnesia Ibiza to search the venue for a second day, reports local news source Diario De Ibiza.
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But then you go back in the club, and it's the biggest, toughest looking guy in the room who helps you at the end of the night if you have a cut or something like that.
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He headed a truth commission that investigated human rights abuses in El Salvador, became a senior official in the Club of Rome, an international research group, and served as president of the Pan American Health Organization.
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But I also didn't feel like I needed to embellish the really bad behavior in the club or the daily microaggressions and aggressions that these women faced — maybe all women face, but typically at the clubs.
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Southampton was set to become the latest English Premier League team to get Chinese investment as stadium builder Lander Sports Development said on Thursday it was taking a stake of an undisclosed size in the club.
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That's the only way [your doctor] would be able to testify in court that you were truly unable to work [at your other job] due to your illness even though you were playing in the club.
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We'd pretty much spent the whole festival looking for drugs, and we decided the best thing to do was to find the most fucked person in the club and ask them where they got their drugs from.
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The statement also included screen grabs from Lin Mei's personal social media accounts, proving she had been in the club on previous occasions, and a Facebook post in which she had used some racially charged language herself.
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Guadagnino addressed accusations that he cheated on then-girlfriend Elicea Shyann during a night out while filming the first season of Jersey Shore Family Vacation after he was seen flirting with bottle-service girls in the club.
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Windhorst bought a 37.5% stake in Hertha Berlin through Tennor for 125 million euros ($140.2 million), the investment firm announced last month, seven months after the private equity firm KKR divested its 36% stake in the club.
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OM's biggest shareholder, billionaire businesswoman Margarita Louis-Dreyfus, announced in April that she was selling her stake in the club, which finished 13th in the league and lost to Paris Saint-Germain in the French cup final.
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Establishments don't take too kindly to drunk women crying in the club, so I would be sent into the bathroom to see what the issue was and to calm the sobbing girl sitting on a dirty floor.
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" Before you even enter the gallery, you can hear people's statements floating out into the corridor, like, "I don't know where I would go for protection," or questions like, "Are you in the club, or aren't you?
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By 2012, Corona had established himself as one of Monterrey's stars and he began to draw global attention after scoring twice in the Club World Cup and dribbling fearlessly against the experienced defenders of European champions Chelsea.
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Of course, we know Bolt has a longtime GF, Kasi Bennett, but we also know that she doesn't seem to mind UB gettin' his dagger game (dancing) on with the ladies in the club ... THE GRIND PASS.
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Hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli discuss the dilemma of believing in LeBron James but not the Cleveland Cavaliers, the New York Knicks going "full triangle," Russell Westbrook's MVP surge, and spotting Leonardo DiCaprio vaping in the club.
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TOKYO, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Kashima Antlers snatched a late 2-1 win over Auckland City's part-timers in the Club World Cup preliminary round tie on Thursday as video technology made its debut in a senior FIFA competition.
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Charles — who married his partner of 25 years, Georges LeBar, in 2017 — began his career as RuPaul in the club scene in the late '80s, before growing to become the most commercially successful drag queen of all time.
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The Dons Trust holds the controlling stake in the club and – with a democratically elected board and a collective approach to decision making – it gives each and every one of its members a say in AFC Wimbledon's future.
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But if a global rejection of Saudi terror happens via comprehensive divestiture, it will ultimately be because Jamal Khashoggi was in the club, and his killing threatens all of us club members' ability to do what we do.
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Bella wanted to be near Miss Chu—there was no other reason for Bella to be in the club, which was beneath her in many ways and for which she had to tolerate the English plays they staged.
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We have free condoms lying around everywhere in the club, and we actually used to go around checking if people were using them, but we don't do that anymore because, as I said, PrEP makes things less risky.
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The easiest way to discern which men in the club were patrons and which were journalists was examining how they greeted their friends—the patrons eagerly put their arms around the people they spoke to, holding them close.
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Orbital's goggles were a practical defense against fog machines in the club, the Knife's masks a provocative artistic maneuver, Zomby's a way of trolling, and Deadmau5's a step away from anonymity completely in favor of the spotlight.
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The court said errors included an assumption that no financial establishment would act as a guarantor in such as situation and, in Valencia's case, a conclusion that the value of shares in the club were "close to zero".
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There are drag divas aplenty in the Club Car at the McKittrick Hotel's mainstay Friday midnight variety show, featuring burlesque and general bawdiness, curated by city night life royalty Susanne Bartsch, and hosted by Bartsch and DeeDee Luxe.
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It's best to dial it down, Sag, as the only people who actually care about these tidbits of knowledge are the degenerates in the club too doped up to even know what you're yapping in their ears about.
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On June 27, 163 days after he announced a deal in principle to buy a majority stake in the club, thousands of fans greeted him with a rally in the main city square, serenading him with team songs.
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On last week's episode of Jersey Shore Family Vacation, Guadagnino, 30, flirted with bottle-service girls in the club, later calling his then-girlfriend Elicea Shyann to recap his night — which, inevitably, resulted in an argument between the two.
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DUBAI, Sept 15 (Reuters) - A Dubai-based subsidiary of Islamic investment bank GFH Financial Group has sold its remaining 18 percent stake in English football club Leeds United, ending nearly four years of Middle Eastern involvement in the club.
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As the two were in the club, another pro hoopster, Chris Copeland, who was not with Antic and Sefolosha, was stabbed outside the club, in front of the Fulton Houses projects down the street, according to a 1OAK statement.
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The municipality owns Kyocera Stadium and had a so-called golden share in the club, meaning it could block any purchase on one condition: that the club find another buyer willing to pay the same price for the shares.
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Cameron's election strategist Lynton Crosby said opponents of EU membership were more motivated to turn out to vote but that the poll showed there was a growing preference among voters for staying in the club Britain joined in 1973.
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As the singer discussed a night in the club, the dance floor, the VIP, the labels on his clothing, a kid with a shaved head and full-sleeve tattoos had slouched out of the house and lit a cigarette.
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The bloodshed ended only after a daring rescue operation by the police, in which they burst into a room in the club and freed 15 to 193 people before confronting the gunman and freeing another group being held hostage.
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During the background checks, they said they had no employment outside the D.E.A., when in fact they had ownership interests in the club and actively managed it while working for the agency, prosecutors have charged in a federal complaint.
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And before they even set foot in the club, couples were required to fill out and sign a four-page form which laid out all of their responsibilities: behavioral standards, dress code, even a clean bill of sexual health.
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The debate has split the ruling Conservative Party, with Prime Minister David Cameron leading efforts to keep Britain in the club, and senior figures like Gove and former London mayor Boris Johnson heading the campaign for a "Leave" vote.
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Mr. Usmanov accepted an offer of 550 million pounds in cash, or about $712 million, giving Mr. Kroenke more than the 90 percent stake required to purchase the remaining shares in the club, said Mr. Kroenke's investment company, KSE.
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Hungary is less productive than it could be, says Andras Vertes of GKI, a consultancy in Budapest, and growth is dependent on aid from the EU, which amounts to some 2.5% of GDP, among the highest in the club.
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"No one, no one at all — with all due respect to Turki or no Turki ... will be allowed to interfere in the club&aposs affairs, especially the football team," el-Khateib, Al-Ahly&aposs chief executive, announced in televised comments.
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He texted his mom: Mommy I love you In the club they shooting Trapp in the bathroom Call police Im gonna die His mother, Mina Justice, tried to reassure him that she'd called 911 and help was coming: Calling them now.
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I expected a fun, fluffy rom-com, and this novella is that in many ways, but like the best of its genre it also left me crying in the club (or rather on an airplane, where I was reading it).
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What followed was an eight-hour session during which Wilson-Suarez shared her terrifying experience in the club that night while Cruz painted brightly colored panels around her face and melted red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet throughout her hair.
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The growing role of the EU in global diplomacy, ranging from the imposition of sanctions on Russia through a nuclear-weapons deal with Iran to action against piracy off Somalia, would be severely diminished were Britain no longer in the club.
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If you're not being attentive, if I'm being stalked or harassed in the club and you don't become the authority in that moment and do something immediately, problems arise, so it's best to just be very, very proactive and aware.
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"Have patience and trust in the club – I know fans love the club from their heart," said Steven Zhang, a vice president at Suning, the Chinese firm that bought the team last year, in a rare, exclusive interview with CNBC.
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It's unclear if Kendall and Disick interacted in the club, but the outing came a day after an emotional episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians – in which the father of three called Khloé Kardashian alluding to suicidal thoughts – aired.
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For his part, Brull-Lopez doesn't appear to have clear gang affiliations, but his statement to the police on the night of the shooting does suggest he was aware of the "beef" between the alleged gang elements in the club.
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I can barely conceive of a world in which I chat to a stranger of the opposite sex in the club, let alone chatting to them so well we end up eating a pizza in near silence the afternoon after.
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Guerrero also helped Peru finish third in the 2011 and 2015 Copa Americas, was leading scorer in both tournaments and scored the winning goal when Brazilian club Corinthians beat Chelsea 1-0 in the Club World Cup final in 2012.
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Cameron, who called the referendum under pressure from his own Conservative party and from the insurgent UKIP, urged voters to remain in the club Britain joined in 228, telling a crowd in Bristol in western England leaving would "diminish" the country.
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"There is nothing anomalous about Asian-Americans who are athletes and legacies evading the racial stereotyping that plagues the 98 percent of Asian-Americans who are not lucky enough to be in the club," the plaintiffs say in their brief.
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But after the upswelling of public anger over the deaths of 218 people in the Club Colectiv, which lacked emergency exits and fire safety permits, the clamor for reform to make Romania a safer, more secure and prosperous country has dimmed.
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" The star continued, "I've always been like that when in the club, with friends, with people that I feel safe with, but showing it to the world is a different thing and I finally felt safe enough to do so.
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G20 leaders had a tough time reaching consensus on climate and trade policy despite a plea from Merkel to other leaders to compromise in talks that have pitted Trump against virtually every other country in the club of leading economies.
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Well, that's kinda what happened Monday night ... Boxing superstars Adrien Broner and Gervonta Davis were leaving Ace of Diamonds in L.A. after balling out in the club ... when AB decided to deliver a message to Floyd Mayweather and 50 Cent.
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