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club-hopper English
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What does club-hopper mean?
club-hopper
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Simple sentences
Masaru wants to join the English Club.
Do you belong to the baseball club?
She had to withdraw her son from the club.
She beat him to death with a golf club.
Tom is no longer a member of this club.
Tom started a book club.
Tom was at the club yesterday.
You may as well withdraw from the club right away.
Which club do you belong to?
Kumi did not talk about her club.
Our yacht club has ten members.
Is Mike a member of the swimming club?
Bob is in the drama club.
I meet him on occasion at the club.
I belong to the karate club.
I belong to a tennis club.
Is that your most favorite golf club?
The club has more than fifty members.
That club is way too big.
Yumiko belongs to the tennis club.
How would you like to join the dance club?
Admission to the club is eagerly sought.
Jill is the only girl in our club.
John belongs to the swimming club.
This dance club is really going places.
Is the club gay or straight?
News and current affairs
Look at how Bush had operated as president of the Texas Rangers baseball club, they said.
For sovereign bonds held by other sovereigns, the Paris Club of creditor countries has developed procedures for handling the debt.
Russia has a substantial foreign debt service, but the recent London Club deal reduced Soviet-era debt to commercial banks by half, easing the pressure mightily.
A similar deal is likely in the Paris Club for the regulation of debts to governments.
By definition, it discriminates against countries outside the club, with which trade will not be liberalized.
After all, neither booming trade nor membership in the BRICS club offers protection from bullying.
In Accra, a trendy street club named Strawberries is well known as a hangout for gays, and there are a few prominent, if still discreet, clubs where homosexual men and women gather.
If you wish to join the club, you must do the same.
Indeed, more than 40 years after the Club of Rome released the mother of all apocalyptic forecasts, The Limits to Growth, its basic ideas are still with us.
Whereas the Club of Rome imagined an idyllic past with no particulate air pollution and happy farmers, and a future strangled by belching smokestacks, reality is entirely the reverse.
Groucho Marx once famously quipped that he did not want to join any club that would have him as a member.
It is the mark of a good club that people clamor to become members.
Although as small countries they have learnt that the big ones usually get their way, they deeply resented the Berlin meeting because they see in it an attempt to limit their rights in the club they are about to join.
India has become an accepted, legitimate member of the nuclear club, the fiction of the NPT notwithstanding.
And even the National Press Club decided not to speak publicly about the possibility that Assange may be charged with a crime.
These include the Freed Kamlari Development Forum (which combats girls' slavery in Nepal); the Upper Manya Krobo Rights of the Child Club; and the Yellow movement, which campaigns for youth rights in Ethiopia.
Joining the US dollar, the British pound, the euro, and the Japanese yen in the SDR club would be symbolically significant.
Cocaine is fashionable because it is attractive: white, not dark; sniffed, not injected; consumed in a living room or a fashionable night-club, not in a dark alley.
In 1988, the organizers founded a Lennon Peace Club that demanded the removal of Soviet troops.
As for Europe, the Kirchner's have not yet paid off Argentina's debt - pending since the default - to the Paris Club of sovereign creditors.
Under international banking regulations prepared by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the club of central banks based in Basle, Switzerland, banks must maintain adequate bank capital.