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Surely a man of your calibre goes to swish cocktail parties all the time?" The fact is that I rarely go to swish cocktail parties.

Action off the water too made for a great Audi Hamilton Island Race Week with live music, long lunches and cocktail parties all in the pristine Whitsunday setting.

Washington, May 29 ( ANI ): A new study has revealed how the brain functions to meet the challenge of hearing and differentiating amongst the voices in the crowded places like cocktail parties.

Finally found a record to challenge my Bob Crewe Generation Music to Watch Girls By LP as the swanky record of choice for background music at dinners and cocktail parties. Check out Jo Siffert.

And yes, I've been invited to fewer GOP cocktail parties since the decision.

At the same time, there were families, schools, a golf course, and cocktail parties just like those of any other American town.

Their favored milieu, embassy cocktail parties, was useful in recruiting Soviet diplomats but is definitely not where members of al Qaeda congregate.

Finalists will enjoy four nights' accommodation with breakfast, one practice and two tournament rounds at San Lorenzo GC, cocktail parties and a prize presentation dinner.

Clearly a fan, Appel packs this handsome book with the sort of information that instantly elevates you to an infinitely cooler stratosphere at cocktail parties. For example, Appel includes which recordings could be found in the jazz record collections of Mondrian, Picasso, Brancusi and Matisse; he also relates a tale of a meeting between Igor Stravinsky and Charlie Parker at Birdland in 1951.

Cocktail parties are becoming an increasingly popular way to socialize without slaving away in the kitchen.

They do not often include airfare but can offer great value by including much more than your meals, such as spa services, land and water sports, cocktail parties, and room service.