Sentences with SPEAKEASIES
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"During the Prohibition era, speakeasies were secretive bars where people could drink alcohol illegally."
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"Some speakeasies had hidden entrances, such as behind bookshelves or in basements."
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"The police would often raid speakeasies to shut them down."
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"Many famous mobsters were known to frequent speakeasies."
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"Jazz music was commonly heard in speakeasies during the 1920s."
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"Some speakeasies required a secret password for entry."
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"Cocktail culture was born in speakeasies, with bartenders experimenting with new recipes."
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"Some speakeasies had underground tunnels for quick escapes in case of a raid."
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"Women were gaining more social freedom in speakeasies, where they could smoke and openly converse with men."
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"Many speakeasies were run by organized crime syndicates."
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"The end of the Prohibition era led to the closure of most speakeasies."
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"Some famous celebrities of the time were known to own or frequent speakeasies."
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"The atmosphere in speakeasies was lively, with dancing and entertainment."
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"Customers often had to pay an entrance fee or bribe to gain access to speakeasies."
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"The secrecy and exclusivity of speakeasies added to their allure and popularity."
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"During Prohibition, speakeasies became popular illegal drinking establishments."
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"Many speakeasies had secret entrances to avoid detection by law enforcement."
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"The roaring 1920s saw an increase in the number of speakeasies across the United States."
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"Celebrities and socialites often frequented speakeasies for a night of revelry."
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"Police raids on speakeasies were common during the Prohibition era."
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"The password to enter some speakeasies was often changed daily to maintain secrecy."
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"Many speakeasies operated in basements or hidden rooms of legitimate businesses."
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"Some speakeasies required patrons to wear formal attire to maintain an air of exclusivity."
