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Feliz Ano Nuevo at Rosarito Beach Hotel New Year's Eve in Mexico... margaritas, mariachi, mar... Latin lovers! But don't let me get carried away. |
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Rays of light In a pleasant reversal of Oscar season giving, invited guests who came to check out the latest trends donated new or slightly worn clothing to boost the self-esteem of deserving children and teens throughout Los Angeles county. |
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AskMen.com
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