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• Kay recalls, picking up the thread, " there was a door prize.
• "But if this is second prize, it's a pretty good door prize ."
• If you're still awake after 30 minutes, congratulations, you win a door prize.
• When Cuomo's book was given away as a door prize, he was openly booed.
• The host / hostess may also provide a door prize.
• Everybody gets a guilt trip as a door prize.
• They wanted a door prize for being the loser,
• But in the end, the Vols scored twice within 28 seconds to win the door prize.
• "We don't just want to give Wally away as a door prize, " said Worldwide's Richard Griffing.
• Turned out to be a door prize.
• TCU's door prize for outclassing Alabama-Birmingham, 85-62, in round one will be a second-round trip to Notre Dame.
• Granted, the brokers may be there to network, to job hunt or to win a great door prize.
• One candidate reportedly gave a Chinese-style banquet at which 1, 000 guests each got a door prize of 200 baht.
• It's " The Real World " with a lucrative door prize and a " motive " to be pathologically devious.
• The male lobster, thought to be about 80 years old, was the door prize at the Shrewsbury Italian Club's Christmas party.
• "How often do you go to a funeral and get a door prize ? " said Mrs . Neal's son Albert.
• Once, in the early'80s, he donated his Christmas Eve services as a door prize during a meeting of his networking club.
• John quipped at his post-Oscars party as he handed the door prize, a diamond-encrusted Chopard watch, to his good friend John Waters.
• His biggest mistake would be to assume that public esteem is an entitlement, granted like a door prize at the stadium every week.
• A puzzled look washed over the face of Kurdistan refugee Fryad Hamasoor as he prepared to announce the winner of the door prize.