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Beyonce And Jay-Z Party It Up In New York City

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Beyonce and   husband Jay-Z were seen partying it up at W.I.P. Work in Progress at New York club Greenhouse last week. According to People.com, “The rapper was sipping on Voli vodka drinks — but Beyoncé kept busy on the dance floor. Even though she wasn’t drinking, the pop star was still having a ball. She and Jay-Z danced together to tunes spun by Q-Tip, who was deejaying for the night. ‘Everyone seemed to be having a blast.'”

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