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You can’t make an entrance if you keep missing your cue,

Shug Avery knows how to make an entrance.

That’s 60-plus feet to make an entrance, create a lasting moment, catch the eyes of the watching world.

The aisle resembled something a wedding party might use to make an entrance.

Day or night, he likes to make an entrance, a habit he perfected during the ’90s, when he was a marquee member of the Club Kids, a raffishly inventive post-Studio 54 clan fanning its plumage at Limelight, the Tunnel and other fabled New York City nightspots.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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