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From the mailbag:"The cops shut down Beatrice last night around midnight. No one really knew why. One of the bouncers thought it was noise complaints. The buzz in the crowd was the NYC cabaret law." Since drunken weaving doesn't count as dancing and because when people are coked out they tend to think everything has to do with NYC Cabaret laws, we're going with the bouncer's theory.
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