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A woman who was going into the discotheque at the time gave a similar account.

Later, when the Americans left the discotheque, they were set upon by the gang.

I need all the data from the discotheque in order to try to confirm it.

"With one movie in town and no discotheque, there's not much else to do," he said.

Then they were invited to stay for a dance performance and discotheque.

The children's job is to make sure the court does not sit empty: between games, they use it as a discotheque.

Two discotheque girls were stationed on either side of the band.

After the revolution of 1991, it was briefly turned into a discotheque.

"I don't know where any of the new discotheques are."

She and friends were at a table inside a hopping Harlem discotheque.

United 21 also has a discotheque, which is the first in Thane.

I remember when I was 18 or 19 going to a discotheque, because you have got to go!

He had to talk above the noise of the discotheque music coming from the Communist club next door.

I might have left the discotheque and I'd have never met that man.

And he is building a discotheque out of salvaged lumber.

The police chief cannot remember the last time armed thugs took over one of the discotheques for a party.

This is sometimes done at discotheques, and it produces some dramatic effects.

Now discotheques are the only cultural institutions left standing.

For the more modern minds, the casino also houses a discotheque.

There was a discotheque on board, with many of the young people dancing or enjoying the clear, cool summer night.

"I had lots of modeling contacts from my discotheque," he said.

So is the restaurant and the bar and the discotheque.

"I must apologize," he said, "but of course everyone who was at the discotheque has to be questioned."

Across the street from the condominium is a discotheque.

Some offer gambling casinos and discotheques that hum all night.