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...stood in front of the cage, and one French woman biathlete complained that "you can't even take a tea bag in without being checked." But the competitors could at least enjoy a taste of the high life: they dined every night under crystal chandeliers in a beautifully restored resort hotel, with a fully functioning casino next door and Poltergeist III screened on their behalf. Others, around the mountains, were put up in Club Meds...
When he was 13, he took a job at a fourstar resort hotel, The Balsams, in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. He worked at the front desk to start...
When the Chanel No. 5 is ineffective, when the phone doesn't ring, when the nights of passion exist only in fantasy--when love just isn't happening--then it's time to resort to something else. If you can't live like a Casanova, you can at least read about someone who does...
...grieved [Vu] would have to resort to these tactics to imply I would take advantage of the council," Reys said...
...Gaetano) Talese was born and raised in Ocean City, N.J., a seaside resort founded by teetotaling Methodist ministers who sought a prim and sober alternative to glitzy Atlantic City nearby. Growing up "olive-skinned in a freckle-faced town," young Gay felt himself an alien in Ocean City -- the butt, at parochial school, of ethnic slurs by Irish-American classmates whose brothers served with the American forces liberating Italy during World War II. He even felt somewhat of a foreigner in his own family. His father Joseph, a workaholic tailor and dry cleaner, was strict, austerely religious, often remote...