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Starlight Events LLC has applied for the license, although a Trump spokesperson told AP that the parties were still negotiating a lease agreement.

If it goes ahead, the new club would take "about six months and $3 million worth of construction before it could open."

We're wondering if this gives the producers of The Jersey Shore enough time to send Snooki, The Sitch and co. back down to Seaside Heights for one more round of bad behavior in AC. (After all, Snooki does seem fond of the stripper pole.)

Since New Jersey law prohibits exotic dancers from exposing everything in an establishment that serves alcohol, the plan for Scores at the Taj is for dancers to strip "from evening wear to underwear over the course of three songs."

Anyone want to make a bet on how many times they'll play "For the Love of Money" if this club gets the go-ahead?

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