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Examples
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Partygoer Rob Kardashian said he'd never had to do a walk of shame because that privilege always falls to his female overnight guests, who raid his closet for daytime attire.
No Shame in Walking Jen Wieczner 2011
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-TV television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic".
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-TV television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic".
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-tv television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic."
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Frank Augstein 2010
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-tv television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic."
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-tv television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic."
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Partygoer tries to run over hostess Athens Banner-Herald A woman who didn't want the party to end at a Carriage Court house tried to run over her hostess when told she had to go home, the woman who threw the party told police.
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-TV television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic".
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Partygoer Kyle Cuffie-Scott, 26, says that music shapes the racial makeup of events.
www.philadelphiaweekly.com Philadelphia Weekly By Gerry Christopher Johnson 2010
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Partygoer Udo Sandhoefer told n-tv television that even though no one else was being let in, people still streamed into the tunnel, causing "a real mass panic."
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