The New York State Liquor Authority is set to relax regulations that currently restrict dancing in bars and restaurants, allowing customers to dance without risking liquor licenses. This decision follows the previous repeal of strict cabaret laws in New York City nearly a decade ago.
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The New York State Liquor Authority is set to relax regulations that currently restrict dancing in bars and restaurants, allowing customers to dance without risking liquor licenses. This decision follows the previous repeal of strict cabaret laws in New York City nearly a decade ago.
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