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The Times also described "black sites" at Camp Nama, where an American task force beat, kicked, blindfolded and forced Iraqi inmates to crouch in 6-by-8 cubicles in a prison called Hotel California, where the official motto was "No Blood, No Foul."
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In what is called the Hotel California Provisions, large bank holding companies that have received TARP funds will not be able to avoid supervision by the Federal Reserve by divesting themselves of their banks.
Mortgage News Daily - Mortgage And Real Estate News Jann Swanson 2010
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The Times also described "black sites" at Camp Nama, where an American task force beat, kicked, blindfolded and forced Iraqi inmates to crouch in 6-by-8 cubicles in a prison called Hotel California, where the official motto was "No Blood, No Foul."
TPMCafe 2008
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The Times also described "black sites" at Camp Nama, where an American task force beat, kicked, blindfolded and forced Iraqi inmates to crouch in 6-by-8 cubicles in a prison called Hotel California, where the official motto was "No Blood, No Foul."
TPMCafe 2008
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The Times also described "black sites" at Camp Nama, where an American task force beat, kicked, blindfolded and forced Iraqi inmates to crouch in 6-by-8 cubicles in a prison called Hotel California, where the official motto was "No Blood, No Foul."
TPMCafe 2008
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Also vying for album of the year is Sylvain Cossette's '70s Volume 2, which showcases his interpretation of songs such as Hotel California, Suite Madame Blue and Band on the Run.
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One, the Hotel California, bills its accommodations as "11 sumptuously appointed, wildly imaginable rooms and suites."
Bob Schulman: Todos Santos: A Sweet Story Bob Schulman 2011
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One, the Hotel California, bills its accommodations as "11 sumptuously appointed, wildly imaginable rooms and suites."
Bob Schulman: Todos Santos: A Sweet Story Bob Schulman 2011
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It's easiest to slip in with the Hotel California, an apricot-infused gin, pisco, lime and pineapple juice pleaser.
Sunshine in a Glass 2011
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Melody Jones , chief human resources officer, likens Corporate Executive Board to Hotel California: "You can check out but you can never leave," she jokes.
Boomerang Employees Melissa Korn 2011
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