Super Bowl XLIII/Tampa
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Super Bowl parties are victim of economy
The private party circuit that accompanies a Super Bowl won't be as glitzy as in years past when the big game comes to Tampa next year.
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Playmate triplets make their way into the Rain Lounge in Tampa for the 2001 Playboy.com Super Bowl Party. A spokeswoman said the magazine will partner with DirecTV on a party next year.
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    Finally, football goes back to the basics -- a ball, a woman, a bikini. Get a sneak preview Friday at Floyd's.
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    Planning for the game, and parties and events during the week before started more than a year ago.
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    The biggest money flowing into the Tampa Bay area from Super Bowl XLIII next year won't come from the game itself.
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  • Opinion: How not to muff the Super Bowl
    The region has plenty to offer, but it will take outreach, attention to detail and cooperation on the part of many for the event to leave a good impression on visitors and residents alike.
  • Super Bowl, super security
    With terrorism on their minds, local officers are in Arizona for tips on 2009.
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