And by the time the road manager had hustled his charge upstairs ( to an even dingier lounge ), the dance floor was filling up.
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In the dingier, less affluent areas of London, thievery, womanising, gambling, the existence of rookeries, and constant drinking ran rampant.
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As its youthful characters scuttle around the country pursuing various shady money-making schemes, you could imagine their American equivalents wheeling and dealing in a dingier outskirt of Miami.
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Bobby nd his younger companion, Lawson Pines ( Gabriel Macht ), exist in a rotting old shack i one of the dingier districts off of New Orleans'French Quarter.
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After a yearlong dispute with Nagano Olympic officials, the International Skating Union will stay at the luxury hotels they are accustomed to, rather than the dingier smaller accommodations initially offered.
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Not knowing where they're heading, the trio trudges from the airport to the dingier environs of San Francisco, where they spend their first night shivering in a cardboard box in a rainstorm.
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We're put in the company of five photogenic friends and their dingier pal, who are forced to reconvene after a bomb they planted in the political heat of 1987 goes off 13 years later.
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No longer do we have owners like Horace Stoneham of the old New York Giants, who merely wanted to lock the manager in his dingy office in the dingier Polo Grounds and drink the night away with him.
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This contrasted with the look preferred by Graeme Harper who drastically reduced the light levels ( leaving many scenes illuminated only by computer monitor screens ) and whose designer, Malcolm Thornton, dressed the sets in a messier and dingier fashion.
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According to officials of both clubs, season-ticket sales have declined since last season, balcony seats have become a difficult sell and both teams are offering discounted seats in ways they didn't dream necessary the last 20-30 years in the smaller, dingier and dilapidated Boston Garden.
