What most irritated the strippers, she said, was a set of windows with one-way glass.

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He was known as a great wit, though sometimes at the expense of unfortunate strippers or lounge pianists.

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Mass Effect is essentially Lord of the Rings with spaceships and alien strippers.

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Bankers, hedge-funders and asset-strippers were told to behave less rapaciously or face sanctions.

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In the late seventies, he moved into a run-down complex in East Houston populated by underemployed youngsters and strippers who liked to party.

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The story of six steelworkers-turned-strippers was adapted for the theatre by the film's writer Simon Beaufoy and has been on a successful UK tour.

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In the film the tables are so comprehensively turned that male strippers take on the female role and become a source of titillation to 1997's newly empowered women.

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A-Rod's been battered lately by a steady stream of gossip-column fodder detailing his penchant for strippers, alleged trysts with Madonna and an ugly split with his wife, Cynthia.

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We have always said Alchemy was bad news for this plant - they are asset strippers who intended to sell off the best bits and leave people out of work.

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