"And when I know they'll be on TV, I have a dinner party and invite my friends over — so they can't see them."
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Speaking of leisure, Claire and Frank have a dinner party with the neighbors, whose obvious physical attention make them deeply uncomfortable — they're still on shaky ground.
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If you don't have a dinner party full of women dressed in sculptural black cotton-poplin tops and Japanese trousers coming up, this slideshow should give you enough material to lift from.
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In regular times, here's what they encourage: instead of getting dressed up and going to a pricey, loud restaurant, have a dinner party or potluck with friends at one of your apartments.
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Under these circumstances, a middle boy and a senior boy were as likely to embrace in friendship as Dingane's troops and the Boers were to have a dinner party on the banks of Blood River.
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And to get to know each new neighborhood, they would have a dinner party in their apartment, as they had in Long Island City, inviting local business owners, neighborhood activists, people mentioned in newspaper articles and any other likely candidates who crossed their paths.
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"This is a space for you to build your own narrative — a space you could have a meeting in, you could have a dinner party in, you could be staying there for a weekend with family or friends, or you could be staying there for business," he said.
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You know, if I have a dinner party, I'll invite a bunch of people over and I'll totally overdo the meal and I'll be in the kitchen serving everyone and I'll so erase myself that at the end of the evening I'll realize that I didn't actually talk to anyone!
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NOW IT'S GOT COMPETITION SO YOU CAN'T PUSH THE PRICE, BUT IN TERMS OF ITS UTILITY TO PEOPLE, AND WHAT THEY GET FOR A THOUSAND DOLLARS SOMEPLACE ELSE, YOU KNOW, YOU CAN HAVE A DINNER PARTY THAT WOULD COST THAT, AND HERE THIS IS, AND WHAT IT DOES FOR YOU, IT'S INCREDIBLE.
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Later Dick and his wife have a dinner party with the friends who recommended Quitters, Inc., and they toast the company for a job well done. As she raises her glass, Dick discovers that Donatti was not joking around: his friend's wife is missing her little finger.
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Donald is furious about this and attempts to break them up. When Matthew and Anna get engaged, they have a dinner party to celebrate. Hoping to make amends, Anna invites Donald - but he is disruptive, saying Anna only wants Matthew for his money. After he leaves, Matthew visits Donald at Holdgate Farm and during a heated argument, Donald has a heart attack.
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Meanwhile, Liz is ignoring Charlotte's calls as she is taking classes with Sven. Lucas is off with Angel on a date- keeping Charlotte and Michael stuck in the house all day. Sven and Liz arrive home only to find Charlotte and Michael on the ground covered in water. Charlotte and Michael resolve their disagreement and the housemates and new found partners have a dinner party.
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Then Bert phones Laurel, and during their conversation, he has a dream where he sings to her "Dream a Little Dream of Me." The Perlesteins have a dinner party at their house, with Bert acting as the servant. The party becomes a disaster when the curtain hiding a priceless masterpiece is set on fire. The flashback ends, and the bartender tells Bert that the person he has been telling his story to does not speak English. Bert then dances in the bar, which catches the attention of an ad producer.
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After Wilfred loses, Drew makes fun of him, and Ryan and Wilfred become friends again. Ryan's now-pregnant sister returns from India, and Ryan discovers a restraining order against her from Arturo Ramos, the father of her unborn child. Ryan attempts to have a dinner party with Jenna, Drew, and his co-worker, Amanda, whom he begins dating. Amanda appears odd around Wilfred, and after Wilfred and Bear ruin the dinner party, Amanda reveals that she discovered her Grandfather's two dogs consuming his deceased body, causing her fear of dogs.
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Bette soon succumbs to Tina's hints and they begin an affair, though they both claim to be unsure if they want anything more than their sexual reconnection. To manipulate Bette further out of sadness and longing, Tina begins a flirtation with Sam, a woman who works on the set of Lez Girls. Due to her own jealousy, Bette becomes angry with Jodi when Jodi decides to have a dinner party and invites Tina and Sam. When Jodi confronts Bette about their distance emotionally and sexually, Bette cannot bring herself to admit that she is still in love with Tina.
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The film was screened in competition at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival and won the Prize of the Catalan Screenwriter's Critic and Writer's Association at the 1995 Sitges - Catalan International Film Festival. In 1996 Oliveira worked with French star Michel Piccoli and Greek film star Irene Papas in Party. The film was co-written by Oliveira and Agustina Bessa-Luís from an original idea by Oliveira. In the film, a married couple played by Leonor Silveira and Rogério Samora have a dinner party that includes a famous Greek actress (Papas) and her lover (Piccoli) and the film consists of conversations between these four characters at parties over the course of five years.Johnson. pp. 91–93.
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Sylvia Dudek, an art professional, discusses seeking funding to open her own gallery with her gardener, Carl before her husband Mark arrives home, stashing two briefcases away in the basement and a bedroom closet, depositing the money from one in a safe. Later that evening they have a dinner party with Mark's colleague and co-conspirator in an industrial espionage scheme. Sean brings his girlfriend Christina with him, and they have a polite evening marred by awkward moments brought about by Sean's rudeness. John arrives claiming to be a new neighbour and a consultant, he is initially turned away by Sylvia but is invited in after complimenting her taste in fashion and presenting an expensive bottle of wine.
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