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2. Bay Tek Entertainment - Wikipedia

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   Bay-Tek eventually acquired Meltec Inc (best known for Big Mouth) [7] & South Carolina-based Victory Lane Ideas (creators of Stock Car Challenge). [8] In February 2016, Bay Tek Games acquired Skee-Ball Amusement Games, Inc. from Joe Sladek; inheriting titles like the legacy Skee-Ball rights, as well as Super Shot, Tower of Power, and Spin-N-Win.

3. Bay Trading Company - Wikipedia

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   According to Mintel, at the time, Bay Trading had 2.3% Market share of the 19-35 ladies-wear market. In 1999, Bay Trading Company was acquired by Alexon Group plc having previously been a privately owned company. The business was relocated to Luton. At the beginning of 2009, Bay Trading had over 100+ High Street stores across the UK.

4. Dolly Parton Says She’s a ‘Holly Dolly Christmas Girl’ as She ...

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   Dolly Parton is getting ready for the holidays!. Speaking to guest host Jessie James Decker on TalkShopLive, released Thursday, Dec. 13, the country legend, 78, revealed that she loves to dress up ...

5. A revealing look at Gypsy Rose Lee - AOL

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   Gypsy Rose Lee was one of America's legendary entertainers. On this 100th anniversary of her birth, you may wonder just what makes her legacy endure.

6. Liza Minnelli Dishes on New Memoir, TV Deal and Holiday Plans ...

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   “I wasn’t going to tell this story, until I realized, maybe I’m still alive because I have a responsibility to help people like me, whose brains are wired differently,” adds Minnelli.

7. Khmer traditional clothing - Wikipedia

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   Khmer women clothes 16th century Cambodia King and Queen, LongVek period . During this era, the Sampot was characterised by a front panel folded, rounded, and tucked into the waistband; sometimes revealing an undergarment descending to mid-calves. Women's clothing was complemented by a sbai, worn across the chest. [23]