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ad lib,
abbreviation of the Latin phrase ad libitum, meaning to be taken as desired.


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Sound and lighting company Ad-lib Audio held a belated staff Christmas party at the newly-opened Cotton Club in Bold Street, when one of the highlights of the evening's celebrations was a very slick awards ceremony.
SOCIAL Diary: A week in the night life of the North West by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
By day Ad-Lib is a city-centre restaurant, but at night it is transformed into a small but perfectly formed club venue - shrouded in darkness and shade against the atmospheric red lights.
Club: Sidewinder@Ad-Lib; Great sax and not a beard to be seen by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
And don't be surprised if he throws his re-working of Relight My Fire into the melting pot tonight when he plays the intimate venue of Ad-Lib in Hope Street at 11pm.
Miller Time: Weekend fire-works from Joey by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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