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Nana will go play bingo and it's really social for her.
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We can't go to movies or play bingo all the time.
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The family and friends play bingo to forget their sorrow.
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On the way back, the group continued to play bingo.
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The country continued to cha-cha and play bingo while the virus ping-ponged among crowds.
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Passengers play bingo en route, with lapboards and Dab-0-Ink markers.
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Lord bless him, and he likes to play bingo too.
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Pensioners must just go play bingo and leave governance to youngish blood. Old age knocking.
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I like to play bingo at my church.
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Or, Christ, I don't know, maybe it's where they have ballet performances or play bingo-what's the difference?
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What Catholic church doesn't play bingo?
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They play bingo here, don't they?
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Here, the caption said, visitors could dine, play bingo, and dance to live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
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We flipped through the boat's guide of idiotic activities and decided to play bingo in the Carnival Room at five.
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Fiona Doyle said her father Patrick O'Brien, now aged 72, raped her every night when her mother went out to play bingo.
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He plays bingo in a quonset hut with many other Indians.
