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Based on Meg's decision that it is Stanley's birthday (it isn't), the mobsters throw him a party that includes drinking, verbal interrogation games, dancing (by a drunken Meg), debauchery, a game of Blind Man's Bluff, and madness.— An Angry White Guy in Chicago
In an atmosphere where debauchery is the norm, party patrol officers canvas student neighborhoods, investigating complaints around campus for pedestrians to slap with citations for open alcohol or disorderly conduct.— The Michigan Daily
Rather, it traded in a kind of sarcasm, debauchery, and raucous laughter that only those under 30 are crazy enough to still engage in regularly.— All articles at Blogcritics
He spends the night in frolics and debauchery, and leads off his companions with the familiar song, "we won't go home till morning."— Business Opportunities Weblog
Furthermore, plenty of noncriminal behaviors aren't exactly virtuous -- debauchery, adultery, gambling -- but since they're not illegal, we don't disenfranchise drunks, Lotharios, and high rollers.— decorabilia

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