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- noun   Plural form of clubroom .
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Examples
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								Mayumi looked everywhere throughout the school, from the science lab, to the home economics room, to even a few clubrooms. Arcana Magi Pure - c.1 H-M Brown 2011 
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								They are essentially arguing that she needs Wall Street grooming, more time in the clubrooms, at least those that allow women. Rep. Jackie Speier: Enough Is Enough -- Put Elizabeth Warren in Charge Rep. Jackie Speier 2010 
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								My best team experience was when at Uni I captained our club side to the premiership, was a great game and I got BOG, scored a try etc but the real highlight was the next day when we met at the clubrooms for a bbq and a few kegs. 
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								Hoity-toitier than even the Union, Century, or Metropole Clubs, its membership had been restricted to the thirty noblest butlers of them all, who pooled their considerable resources and leased a haughty brownstone in the Sixties, just off Fifth Avenue, for their clubrooms. The Body Ricardo 2010 
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								In addition to the new library, the LLC will also provide a language laboratory, tutorial rooms, administration offices, student centre, book shop, cafeteria, clubrooms and event space. 
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								Hardwood shelving, indirect lighting and overstuffed chairs make these shops more like clubrooms, and in-store cafes and bakeries (sticky fingers notwithstanding) are almost as common as cash registers. 
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								Campbell's parents were among those who crowded the tiny clubrooms to cheer on their son. USATODAY.com - Campbell bests faltering Goosen, surging Tiger at U.S. Open 2005 
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								Years afterward young American engineers relaxing in comfortable new clubrooms would listen to old Panama hands tell how he wore a flowing robe of glorious colors, “like an Oriental monarch.” The Path Between the Seas DAVID McCULLOUGH. 2005 
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								Years afterward young American engineers relaxing in comfortable new clubrooms would listen to old Panama hands tell how he wore a flowing robe of glorious colors, “like an Oriental monarch.” The Path Between the Seas DAVID McCULLOUGH. 2005 
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								Hoity-toitier than even the Union, Century, or Metropole Clubs, its membership had been restricted to the thirty noblest butlers of them all, who pooled their considerable resources and leased a haughty brownstone in the Sixties, just off Fifth Avenue, for their clubrooms. 
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