The summer season will be followed by the even boozier party conference season.
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As part of its ploy for relevance, SeaWorld is digging back into its boozier roots.
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A centenarian is sharing her secret to longevity, and this time it's a different, boozier item.
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The longer it stays in, the boozier the melon balls get—but don't exceed 24 hours. 5.
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The food would stay roughly the same — more on this in a minute — but the surroundings would grow bigger, boozier, louder, more theatrical.
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I'm picky with my cocktails and very rarely like anything that comes from a mix or a can — and I like my drinks boozier than most.
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While most high school seniors do not drink heavily (even in the considerably boozier 21s), it's of course not exactly a rare occurrence for an 26-year-old.
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This same demographic is also the consumer of certain relevant services: The Dinner Party, a boozier take on the old-fashioned support group, caters to 20- and 30-somethings who have lost a loved one.
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Also-ran Dean Unglert deflated his chances of being seen as a viable marriage partner when he appeared on the franchise's boozier spinoff, "Bachelor in Paradise," and proceeded to put the moves on two women at once.
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On a boozier front, another new beverage made with cannabis terpenes is OG HighPA, the "world's first terpene-infused beer," a "4.20 percent" alcohol-by-volume session brew made by Thorn Street Brewery in San Diego, which debuted last summer.
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If Thanksgiving is a holiday defined by great food, terrible travel experiences, and prying relatives with questionable political leanings, Friendsgiving is its opposite: boozier, easier to get to, much less emotionally trying than the holiday that spawned it, and the food is, admittedly, usually not the main draw.
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Nashville has undergone a number of iterations in recent decades, from its longstanding position as the "home of country music" to its boozier, fun cousin "Nashvegas" to its most recent as home to one of the fastest-growing foreign-born populations in the United States (not to mention the country's No. 1 destination for bachelorette parties).
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He has contributed BG vocals for numerous artists including: Hezekiah Walker, Lil' Mo, En Vogue, and Cissy Houston. Von Boozier is the co-producer of "Inspired In New York Honors", a monthly series created to honor icons in film, sports, music, fashion, arts, and philanthropy. He is the co-creator of a luxury candle collection named Von Boozier - Signature Lux Candle Collection. In October 2015, Von Boozier joined the contributing editor staff at Floss Magazine with a column called "Von Boozier Lifestyle".
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Von Boozier was born, raised, and resides in Brooklyn, New York. He attended and graduated from Edward R. Murrow High School majoring in Music and Journalism. He has an identical twin brother named Andre. Prior to television, Von Boozier was a Background singer on the long running TV program the Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon.
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Antoine Quarles (born November 10, 1985), better known by his stage name Antoine Von Boozier, is an American actor, columnist, television personality, singer, and former publicist. He is best known for appearances on Kings, Limitless, Katie Couric Show, The Real Housewives of New York City, Broad City, and Mob Wives.
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Wilsonville purchased the Boozier property at the north end of the park in 1993, land totaling . City voters rejected a $940,000 bond measure in 1995 that would have added more athletic fields to the park along with an amphitheater. In 1996, a Boy Scout Eagle Project re-opened the community garden at Memorial Park after the original garden program ended in the 1980s due to lack of interest. Later in 1996, a full-size and half-size basketball courts were added to the park after donations by Nike and Hollywood Entertainment, who both had large operations in the city at that time.
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After its release, Closing Time was received positively by the American music press, although coverage was limited. In Rolling Stone, critic Stephen Holden praised it as "a remarkable debut album" and branded Waits as "a boozier, earthier version" of Randy Newman who similarly "delights in rummaging through the attics of nostalgia". Holden nonetheless noted that "the persona that emerges from [Closing Time] is Waits's own, at once sardonic, vulnerable and emotionally charged". Village Voice critic Robert Christgau noted that with his "jazz-schooled piano and drawling delivery ... Waits exploits an honest sentimentality which he undercuts just enough to be credible".
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