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Now, analysts say, Evergrande has become a symbol of China's go-go era of investing, when international bankers, private equity deal makers and hedge fund managers rushed here hoping to cash in on the world's biggest building boom.— DealBook
Sitting in a room in New Jersey, chaperoned by her caseworker, Mimi prepares to recount her story for Sabella, who was once a teenage go-go dancer in a club in Bucks County.— www.philadelphiaweekly.com Philadelphia Weekly
But lots of ultra-sleazy elements - rapes, murders, hallucinations, go-go girls, predatory lesbians, you name it baby!
And homeless camps, which Japan had never seen before in the post-war era, go-go years, dotted the banks of the rivers that wind their way through major cities like Tokyo and Osaka.— US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha
It's a very realistic portrayal of New York in the 1990s, during the hangover from the go-go spending 80s and before the clean slate of the new millennium.— Comics Worth Reading

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