Bouza

This engrossing documentary by Laura Bouza is a group portrait of eight women, now in their eighties, who were all members of a modern dance troupe called the Confetti Dancers which performed for children in suburban Connecticut in the 1960s.

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The intoxicating liquor which they drink is called Bouza (ﻩﺯﻮﺑ).

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Nubians also make a liquor called Bouza, much resembling beer; it is extracted from Dhourra or barley, but the best is furnished by the latter.

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I have one at my store – the 2008 Lagar de Bouza Albarino which has apricots, peaches, a little touch of honey, slight saline note!

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Anthony Bouza described it as being tied closely to the Overclass: people who belong to a group that has the money and the power to control police policy.

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Bouza 1996 noted that by 1995, 400 officials of the Teamsters Union had been charged with corruption and removed.

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Bouza 1996 noted that by 1995, 400 officials of the Teamsters Union had been charged with corruption and removed.

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I had repeated invitations to go in the evening to Bouza parties, but constantly refused.

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The favourite females are often admitted by their masters to the Bouza, or drinking parties, where the great joke is to intoxicate the girls.

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Drunkenness is as common among them as it is among the Arabs of Shendy, and we heard every night some loud dispute in the Bouza huts.

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