Florida spring breakers carry on in Panama City, far away from troubles in Miami Beach
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In Panama City, vacationing college students flocked to the sandy Gulf beach on the panhandle.
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Photos show spring breakers dancing, playing sports and tanning on the beach, then packing into cars after sundown to experience the local nightlife.
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