There are also "Storybox" dances, a mash-up of jazz and flamenco forms, traditional Israeli folk and Jewish dances, and Chinese fan dances.
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Character movements are based in Polynesian traditional dances and Samoan war dances.
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Dances in which nothing happened became dances in which much was eventful.
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There are fun dances, emotional dances and dramatic dances, so it's different every week, and I enjoy pushing myself to my limits and trying new things.
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And I know I'm never going to stop learning dances, brand new dances.
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There are some dances that are solely for ritual, and there are also dances for procreation.
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" Mikhail Baryshnikov stepped in to work on Jerome Robbins's "A Suite of Dances" and "Other Dances.
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Snowball typically continued the same move for less time than a human might, though Schulz noted that Snowball dances a little differently when someone dances with him versus when he dances solo.
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For DWTS I have two weeks to prepare for two dances, then one week to prepare for more dances.
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We'll teach each other our dances, then we'll go to the Mohawk people and learn some of their dances.
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You'd end up dropping way more in real life on lap dances and -- for you ballers -- champagne room dances.
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These contemporary dances are actually the latest additions to a centuries-old tradition of social dances within African-American communities.
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"Many of the dances that we show are our ancestral dances," says Ana Maria Osorio, an organizer of the annual celebration.
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His dances surely seemed as disorienting as those Rauschenbergs at first; it's worth being reminded that the dances, too, were masterpieces.
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On the other hand, Mr. Shechter was born and raised in Israel, and the first dances he learned were Jewish folk dances.
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The cast of Hungarian Nights was largely white, and their dances were introduced as "gypsy" dances — a term many Roma consider hurtful.
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The right to publicity claims were based on the assertion that plaintiffs' dances are uniquely associated with them and that Epic Games digitally copied the plaintiffs performing the dances, then created a code that allows avatars to identically perform the dances.
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Similar to other dances on this list, it borrows moves from other viral dances and is most fun when done in a group.
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If not, then Epic Games' use of the dances is not copyright infringement, and in-game sales of the particular dances may continue unfettered.
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He dances the witty and informed dances of the literary smart, but while he does, he casts a wide eye about, and he sees.
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"'Fortnite' should put the actual rap songs behind the dances that make so much money as Emotes," he wrote, referring to the game's customizable dances.
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There is no commonly accepted notation system for recording dances, which means that for centuries, before film, many dances fell out of the historical record.
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While the game lifts these dances move for move, making them widely recognizable, it doesn't refer to the source material directly and renames the dances with generic nicknames.
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As kids our families taught us dances from our own tribes, but we were very interested in learning other dances, particularly from the Mohawk people in our neighborhood.
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Related: [Exclusive] Ballet Prodigy Polunin Dances with Demons in a New Doc Ballet Legend Baryshnikov Dances a Descent into Madness [Exclusive] 'Bolshoi Babylon': A Look Inside Russia's Greatest Ballet
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He sips soup and espresso, dances in silly hats, dances on hills and in cars, walks his pack of tiny dogs, and most importantly, feeds hummingbirds out of his hand.
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It does not include protections for "ordinary motor activities, social dances, commonplace movements or gestures, or athletic movements" — thus excluding yoga positions, ballroom dances, or, say, a celebratory touchdown dance.
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This had an immediate impact on the Fortnite lawsuits because the Copyright Office had not yet registered any of the dances and, indeed, had found two of the plaintiffs' dances uncopyrightable.
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Ms. Mearns, when she dances, is fantastic — and modern.
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Nrityagram often dances in New York — but never enough.
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Except that what they performed weren't folk dances; they were his dances, surprising creations that seemed to draw on all of modern-dance history while looking fresh and of the moment — dances that revealed an uncanny musical ear and intelligence, a sophisticated sense of structure, and an ability to suggest, through dance form, complex emotion and metaphorical meaning.
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So after a long Monday where we had to perform two dances, I headed into rehearsal on Tuesday to find out that we actually had to learn FOUR dances for this week's show!
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All but one of their dances were commissioned for Trio.
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Gossiping about who is dancing at stale rec center dances.
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And she dances to the beat of her own drum.
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Later, she dances with her collaborator Zedd on a spaceship.
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In another video, the "Delicate" singer dances in the snow.
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"It's like the ugly girl that dances cool," Balvin quips.
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He trains for football all morning — and dances all night!
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Later, she sings and dances while vacuuming, as you do.
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Amazing touchdown dances Cam (the man) has got the moves.
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Disembodied faces sing from the walls as Elfman spastically dances.
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Cara dances against a cosmic background while donning different wigs.
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What are some older dances you'll show at the Joyce?
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Right: A woman dances barefoot during Mardi Gras celebrations, 1978.
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And one woman recalled tender evening dances in the kitchen.
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They could be dances performed by Satan's ballet de corps.
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They performed a set live, with coordinated dances and everything.
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He is crazy, mischievous and dances when on a leash.
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Both of us did great dances with totally different energy.
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Cressida Bonas is many things: She acts, dances and models.
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And the American media still dances around both of those.
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Look at how Bey delicately dances in those insane stilettos!
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"It was amazing tonight to see your dances," he says.
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It features performative noodle dances and a touchscreen ordering system.
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There are two scenes where a character dances the Robot.
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There is the sunglassed Santa that dances to Gangnam Style.
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Anyway, when is the part where Neil Gorsuch break dances?
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We give better private dances than anyone else in town.
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I like anything that takes culture and dances with it.
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These dances certainly seem to be proving success for Fortnite.
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Their dances were full of craft and finely articulated movement.
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So why make a full evening of dances to Mozart?
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Dozens of Pikachus team up each day for choreographed dances.
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The different dances had their own themes each day too.
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And Trump dances for his populist base, not Republican leadership.
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The montage of lap dances and then getting shut down.
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Out of their hymns and dances come Beethoven and Bach.
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Mr. Millepied's dances show a range of idioms and charms.
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Bughaw dances to Justin Bieber's "Sorry" and absolutely crushes it.
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We go to shows, parties, dances and all of that.
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Imagine going to prom with that pumpkinhead dude who dances?
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These dances were often held in community centers and suchlike.
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He dances as Beyoncé lies down on the cop car.
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"I've always made my own folk dances," Mr. Wilson said.
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New York City Ballet dances Peter Martins's staging from Feb.
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And the dances targeted in Fortnite are all quite short.
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He does everything, but there's a poetry when he dances.
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They dance at night, and compete over who dances better.
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This revered troupe presents three early dances by Ms. Brown.
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They don't do, my kids refuse to go to dances.
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I wasn't really looking at how the dances were constructed.
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A transgender street performer dances in a circle of flame.
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So she's the one you want teaching you TikTok dances.
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Too bad it resembles dozens of other such group dances.
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When a choreographer dies, how do her dances stay alive?
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That one was really tonally different than the other dances.
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Dances are virtually impossible to legally claim as one's own.
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Right: A woman dances in a hula skirt, circa 1950.
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Unknown films have been discovered; lost dances have been revived.
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She dances on the sofa in the family's old apartment.
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It still dances Martins ballets that way — but little else.
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If I'm home [in England] with my family, everybody dances.
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Insist that your parents teach you their new TikTok dances.
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A lot of the Iroquois dances are done by men.
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Bonnie drinks and dances, swatting away a few overeager hands.
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She no doubt often went to church, or to dances.
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Perfection is a mirage that constantly dances away from us.
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James himself dances like Michael Jackson, complete with crotch grabs.
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Many more clips followed, flooding Turkish online platforms: Senegalese students performing folk dances from Western Turkey, Thai students performing obscure dances from the Kurdish region, an Albanian student singing a famous Turkish pop song.
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Since 2015, "In Plain Site" seasons have been given in special locations, excerpting dances from her repertoire and asking audiences to walk around different rooms to observe the various dances (an entirely Brownian idea).
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In fall 2018, Mr. Baryshnikov worked with Joaquin De Luz on Robbins's "A Suite of Dances," another role created for him, as well as on Robbins's "Other Dances" with Mr. De Luz and Tiler Peck.
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They do not approve of their son attending mixed-gender dances.
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Other times, he dances with other party-goers, all casual choreography.
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After it's 220-163 you stop doing choreographed dances and such.
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At the end of the film, LeFou dances with another man.
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Mine's Donte Colley, the guy on Instagram who does inspirational dances.
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Left: A woman dressed as a Playboy Bunny dances in 1979.
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Maybe pole dances, slapfights, or hoverboard riding are what you prefer?
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A couple dances for a crowd at a party, circa 1960.
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After all, sparkly makeup shouldn't just be for eighth-grade dances.
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A dervish dances during a religious gathering in Sulaimaniyah, Kurdistan, 2015.
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Exotic or technical dances will be awarded a higher point rating.
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Notice how he perfectly mouths the lyrics, dances to the beat.
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When she dances on TikTok, though, it isn't to show off.
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And so was born the Ovechkin Dances to [X Song] meme.
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So that's a whole other element:these relationship dances that we do.
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I think it was one of your best dances so far.
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But the claims are more complicated when it comes to dances.
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She dances seemingly in elegant slow motion around a guide rope.
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And you also heard your new stuff from DJs at dances.
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No one wanted to make Dances With Wolves with Kevin Costner.
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Of course, Dances With Wolves went on to win Best Picture.
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Fallon had them improvise new dances with a random prompt generator.
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But perfection is so much more than hairstyle and magic dances.
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Who dances in the studio above the sea ... Chris Brown SquarePants!
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Black creatives created and popularized these dances but never monetized them.
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A truly glorious moment where Kelly dances like all of us.
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"He dances and he's a smokeshow," Grey said of Tatum, 36.
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They remember attending homecoming dances and participating in spelling bee competitions.
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To get people to pay attention to climate change, Katoatau dances.
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Mr. Bernd explored AIDS and gay sexuality directly in his dances.
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Shashi dances down the stairs and most of the way home.
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The movements are repetitive, drugged; they are perhaps dances of death.
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Jessica Lang's dances may be subdued, but they don't embrace subtlety.
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What has it been like to put "Country Dances" back together?
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Hecht said "Fortnite" creators used numerous celebrity dances in their game.
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Farruquito dances as if he has every answer at his fingertips.
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Festival rites include maypole dances, goddess worship, and even ritual sex.
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The only black people are doing exotic dances… servants or workers.
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He drinks martinis in the afternoon and dances with dancing girls.
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Within a year, tea dances started popping up across the country.
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She dances alone on stage with immense confidence, heaving and pacing.
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Another tried to appeal to spry seniors by holding square dances.
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More scouts return to the swarm and do their own dances.
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Here our writers choose dances that offer keys to his genius.
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Hannah and Chuck's encounter dances around some unspoken dynamics of harassment.
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But it's between the dances that Mr. Wheeldon most surprisingly shines.
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She eats nonkosher cheese pizza; she dances at a yoga class.
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Paperclips dances all over that gulf and makes its distance palpable.
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This series tap-dances as fast as it can, often stunningly.
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Or, worst case scenario, FREE lap dances IF you have coronavirus.
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Bees do little dances for one another that communicate detailed topographies.
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"He just brings the dances to life," Mr. Danchig-Waring said.
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But he's been making consistently unimportant dances for many years now.
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He edited his dances without disturbing a viewer's sense of involvement.
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I think it was for sure one of his best dances.
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He embraced hugs in the dugout and dances in the clubhouse.
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The dances of the choreographer Lucinda Childs are polished, immaculate, empty.
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A lone feather, ethereal white, dances across the scuffed rubber floor.
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They allude to courtly French dances, Italian love songs, the polonaise.
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Stitch from Lilo and Stitch dances on the top left corner.
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Sword dances and lavish banquets aside, fundamental contradictions must be addressed.
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She also smokes cigarettes, watches pirated English films and break-dances.
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Theaters have been darkened, exhibitions shuttered, wedding dances postponed, Eurovision canceled.
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Theaters have been darkened, exhibitions shuttered, wedding dances postponed, Eurovision canceled.
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The social dances have a reason, but it isn't necessarily religious.
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That's primarily what the group is for, to preserve the dances.
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As in Mr. Christie's celebratory bourrée by the fireside, everybody dances.
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And she dances big, which is so important for the Met.
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Jeannette breaks into song and dances on the hills of Donrémy.
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As a novel, "The Gift" incorporates some extended technique as well: Barbara's dances, stills from which appear in the book, are dances Browning seemingly made in response to and in conjunction with the story she tells.
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Vereen climbs a flight of stairs, and at the top we find a younger man who dances his way along the walls, as Vereen strikes an attitude, walks as if he were dancing, dances while he walks.
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"Instead of considering dances performed by satellites in circular orbit around the sun, we could instead think of analogous dances performed by electrons or nuclei movie through 2D or 3D space along straight-line trajectories," Boyle said.
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The austere mood of Three Dances couldn't be more different from the playfulness of Hungary's Liget Dance Ensemble, a youth folklore group that performed at A.R.T./New York Theatres shortly after Three Dances played at Lincoln Center.
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She dances a lot, calls a lot she's very curious and alert.
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Here's hoping Subban dances all the way to the Stanley Cup final.
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It's time to start planning out your dances, the whole nine yards.
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There were trio dances on Monday night's episodes and some great performances.
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"And that is why you go to dances every chance you get."
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Alison has learned piano, and Donnie dances for her while she plays.
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Right: A topless woman in a peacock feather headdress dances in 19773.
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Left: A woman in a garter belt and stockings dances in 1978.
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The consort dances together in an intellectual harmony that is uniquely satisfying.
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Jhoselyn Moro dances the traditional waltz with her chambelanes in Brooklyn, 2016.
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A young couple dances at a Los Angeles dance hall, circa 1964.
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There are other components to the legacy plan aside from posthumous dances.
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The program closed with Rachmaninoff's 1942 arrangement of his "Symphonic Dances" (1940).
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Actually, these dances are rooted in Argentina, Cuba and Puerto Rico, respectively.
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But the performers, generous and game, bring the dances into the present.
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It could enhance your attractiveness at cocktail parties and dances or whatever.
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In the new promo, Nick dances, sheds tears and kisses — a lot.
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A lot of popular dances are seen as silly or for kids.
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Finally, she's in London, where she dances in a double decker bus.
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I just started approaching people and asking them if they wanted dances.
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"The government dances and laughs while our people are dying," Ortega said.
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Sansa dances on Ramsey's grave and all the children sing happily. 43.
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This week's dances were inspired by each celebrity contestant's most memorable year.
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That's not the only surprise: It's Team Dances with men vs. women!
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And he dances around the halls of the hospital he lives in.
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There's the game itself, but there are the dances and the addictions.
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Save those lap dances (and those leather pants) for her, big boy.
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In short: he is a man wearing a pumpkin mask that dances.
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A middle-aged woman dances so hard she falls to the floor.
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He attends preschool, sings, dances and trails after his older, protective brother.
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The Week Ahead Certain dances — especially those packed with details — warrant intimacy.
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He often dances and sings small phrases from the verses of song.
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The hot dad who dances to "Blurred Lines" at a dinner party?
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EAST HANOVER "Swingin' Tern," contra dances, music by Dave Rupp and Squeezology.
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Emotes are dances or gestures that characters can do in the game.
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And Martins damaged her leg, the thing on which a dancer dances.
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Can we see her in the dances performed in her name today?
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And Frostpaw dances on while the world waits and real action stalls.
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He did little dances after a couple of the more artistic ones.
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In a dark room a light projection dances across a Plexiglas mirror.
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In the film, Twigs dances to a brand new track by Anderson .
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Munson took to vaudeville, where her performances included "provocative" costumes and dances.
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I didn't go to high school dances, because I was on tour.
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Yet the dances makes spines and legs look just as lavishly resourceful.
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I've always had bohemian taste, for dances, for the sensual night life.
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He dances as a black congregation catches the holy spirit at church.
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She is making more dances than she ever has in her life.
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And the delightful Indiana Woodward dances her first Dewdrop at the Dec.
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Bartok's Romanian Folk Dances have been arranged many times for diverse instruments.
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Many of the dances that were current yesterday will not do tomorrow.
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When he dances, he soars; in life, he swerves into self-doubt.
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These range from enthusiastic high-fives to respectful salutes to goofy dances.
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Until 1970, Ms. Tharp was an experimentalist who made dances without music.
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And in "Suite of Dances" he was a dream of peak artistry.
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He sings, he dances, he laughs, all while being his lovable self.
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On top of this, she dances for 29-29 hours a day.
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Until June, the company dances repertory announced last year by Mr. Martins.
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"It's really different creating dances for actors than for dancers," he said.
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Who goes to dances and can walk around without always being anxious.
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There's opulence, wealth, sword dances, halal meat, bling, jets, fawning and courtship.
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Sofia dances to the Temptations' "Ball of Confusion," which ended the show.
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The dances seem to grow out of this visual and aural world.
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The greatest (and strangest) of these is Alexei Ratmansky's "Symphonic Dances" (2012).
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I thought school dances would be full of things like grind circles.
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It dances over a sheet of white paper, making tiny black marks.
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He said she had gone to dances with several of his friends.
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Duets rupture into solos or evolve into trios, until everyone dances together.
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He also chaperoned several Holton-Arms dances to which boys were invited.
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Teams and performers engage in warm up dances before the contests starts
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Since the 1980s, Brown dances have often been performed by other companies.
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All three of these dances opened last week; all had glorious dancing.
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But you know, their dances were worth seeing and should be seen.
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For us, we travel to the reservations where they're doing the dances.
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Most other balls won't do these dances, saying they're done to death.
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You can't sit with them -- but you can give 'em lap dances!
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A lot of dances that followed "didn't seem as inspired," he said.
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When the legends of golf take on Fortnite dances...Everyone wins. pic.twitter.
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The sheer amount of time DeBlois spends on dragon mating dances (heavily inspired by real-life bird mating dances) and courtship rituals suggests that he's much more interested in the visuals of this film than on any narrative weight.
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Such dances are still performed, and not only for tourists, Ms. Albert said.
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I am so glad I got to share so many dances with you.
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In several pieces, Vandenbroucke dances on film, ecstatic, to an infectious techno pulse.
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Light playfully dances across Green's drawings, creating a simultaneously dreamy and hyperrealistic effect.
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So she struts and dances and commands attention, and people start to respond.
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The groups learn from each other and it means the dances get better.
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The dances for week 4 will commemorate the celebrity contestants' most memorable year.
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Later, guys with bull horns and ears show up and everyone dances together.
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Monica Sandoval dances with her friends and family at her quinceañera in 2017.
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EVERYTHING IS BROKEN UP AND DANCES By Guido Maria Brera and Edoardo Nesi.
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In general, dances in operas are tacked on: divertissements unrelated to the story.
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Once upon a time, a choreographer made dances, and extraordinary ones at that.
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The textbook also suggests that the tango, rumba and salsa are Mexican dances.
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My mom dances the whole show, knows the routines — it's the absolute truth.
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He cracks jokes, dances a little, and just exhibits a little overall charisma.
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You just sang along — and possibly choreographed dances to them with your friends.
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When Zoey slow dances with Luca, Aaron hangs his head at the bar.
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Next week will feature trios&apos dances with former "DWTS" winners coming back.
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He started deejaying parties and dances when he was just in middle school.
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Murphy also dances along the edge of the difference between image and object.
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At five in the morning when everyone's fucked, having lap-dances and that.
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Sarria collaborated with TGSF to raise funds through social gatherings, dances and events.
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UCLA gymnast Sophina DeJesus doesn't just stick the landing, she dances on it.
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Many of the game's dances have their origins in music, and rap specifically.
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As Diplo plays Usher's "Yeah", the singer dances alongside fans in the audience.
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He dances wildly around the stage just like you are in the audience.
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She dances and gyrates to the beat as Kanye raps about fading love.
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Hear us out: This adorable, remote-control puppy sings, dances, and even farts.
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This week there are two episodes, so we have to learn two dances.
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You're all of a sudden doing three dances or more in a week.
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Putin dances with a classmate during a party in St. Petersburg in 1970.
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According to the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, he often sings and dances for passengers.
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Her taps grow faster and faster, until she dances across a cement pavement.
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Teamed participants are judged on their dances, stunts, tumbles, pyramids and overall impressions.
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Eating disorders are complicated dances with chaos, full of syncopation and key changes.
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Like when New Edition was performing, I was doing the whole routine [dances].
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In the video, Boutella dances around, says "fuck," and talks about her career.
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We had been to dances before so this was not a big deal.
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"We will perform the cultural dances of Jammu, Ladakh and Kashmir," said Sharma.
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The two dances will be performed together at the Joyce Theater this fall.
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This can mean chaperoning dances, monitoring lunch periods, or being on bus duty.
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EAST HANOVER "Swingin' Tern Contra Dances," music by Don Flaherty and Strumbow Squeezeblow.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Misty Copeland, new to it last year, dances it again.
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PORT WASHINGTON "When Nature Dances," site-specific dance performance for Sands Point Preserve.
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Throughout "Mozart Dances," Mark Morris emerges as the most artfully musical choreographer alive.
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It was no longer lots of money for just conversation and air dances.
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He knows that in the best horror, the vulgar dances with the refined.
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The first night I had six slow dances and a one night stand!
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He now dances professionally with one of the most iconic companies in Chicago.
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Rachmaninoff's darkly colored, richly melodic "Symphonic Dances," his final composition, concluded the program.
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Trump dances like a dog circling around looking for a place to poop.
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Everything gives off music, everything dances, everything sings, everything gives off a sound.
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There's no electricity, too much traffic, but everybody goes out and dances anyways.
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Sometimes they even look like ritual dances, from like Haiti or African countries.
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"I had been playing dances and parties, bar mitzvahs and polkas," he said.
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Tillerson dances at dinner for POTUS and King Salman in Saudi Arabia pic.twitter.
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When she cajoles Billy into dancing with her, he dances with his phone.
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But something tense dances between them like electricity arcing from palm to palm.
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Several dances end with people balanced on one leg, as if in midsentence.
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Most of the financially successful TikTokers do it all: dances, memes, reenactments, duets.
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The stage is just right for the group's intimate program of vintage dances.
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Recently — and fittingly, via Skype — they talked about their relationship and their dances.
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The rest is celebration, in a series of dances interspersed with sung hosannas.
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He dances at such high speed that I couldn't keep up with him.
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The best sustained dances are for peripheral characters and don't advance the plot.
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Swipes on Tinder translate into tap dances and blind dates become beautiful ballads.
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Another carrot is being able to go to the dances or join sports.
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Mr. Taylor in 19593 had made dances to Bach ("Junction") and Schoenberg ("Fibers").
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Mr. Villella later acquired several of Mr. Taylor's dances for Miami City Ballet.
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Yet the mind he showed in his early dances was and remains modern.
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Here are the dances our critics are looking forward to on each program.
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One COULD read that sign as FREE lap dances in the coronavirus-era.
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As matters proceed, however, the dances grow a great deal more metrically intricate.
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Mr. Clark began accompanying his father at local square dances as an adolescent.
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Are there signs of inner conflict in the hero when he dances alone?
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Ms. Gill, 37, has been creating dances in New York City since 2005.
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When Ms. Gill's dances are working, a viewer sees through those extraordinary eyes.
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" Of those early works, Ms. Tharp said: "They were never intended as dances.
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We see close-ups of Rosie's shoes as she dances on a wall.
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The only sound in the 1976-78 dances comes from the dancers' feet.
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Here, the company dances "Sonatine" and "Symphony in C." SHARK TANK 9 p.m.
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Jalaiah Harmon, above, created one of the most viral dances on the internet.
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Women could not even enter the prayer halls where these dances were performed.
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Instead, you're a rookie reporter who dances alongside her in first-person perspective.
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I know that in any standard or whole dances, lifts are not allowed.
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Love it or hate it, "La La Land" finally dances onto streaming services.
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His new "Aurora's Wedding" contains two dances added (to "Nutcracker" music) in 1921.
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After those early markers, making these dances offered a similar sense of structure.
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Tableaux include traditional haka dances, floggings by Cook's men and comedies of miscommunication.
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In classic girl-group fashion, they wear coördinated outfits and perform synchronized dances.
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In others, they can't sell alcohol or give lap dances with physical contact.
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As a teenager I attended school dances in all of their crepe glory.
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"Changes" is the name of the 1968 book he published about his dances.
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It's an abstract tour de force among Mr. Taylor's more emotionally expressive dances.
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On the weekends, they would go to their dances, and Mildred came over.
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Instead we have families, letters, visiting, gossip, carriages, tea, dances, conversations, thoughts, emotions.
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They enjoyed the Mediterranean beaches, went to dances and met their future wives.
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Ms. Bennett is at least speaking to the complexity of human mating dances.
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She took Ms. Shick to see a program of dances by Ms. Brown.
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I told Jaime that my daughter, Hannah, dedicates her competitive dances to her.
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The film goes on to record various ceremonial dances from Bali and Borneo.
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The flight attendant was doing Fortnite dances as she was buckling the seatbelt.
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Now, five years later, she's still in Denpasar, but she no longer dances.
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The woman inside struggles to get out of bed, while the cowboy dances.
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Viral dances are nothing new, and are notoriously fleeting—remember the Harlem Shake?
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The game provides in-game purchases like dances called "emotes," which have become so popular that teens all over the world post videos of themselves doing the dances with the hashtag #fortnitedance or #fortnitevideos, according to the lawsuit against Epic.
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Mr. Liñán's dancers perform traditional alegrías, tárantos and bulerías, dances full of exciting, rhythmic footwork, curving arms, slaps to the thighs, snapping fingers and sharp turns; as well as dances from the more academic escuela bolera, with its quicksilver, balletic steps.
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The news that her 2011 dances would be her last — she had made over 100 dances, many of which had been recorded on film and video — followed Cunningham's death in 2009 and the closing of his company in December 2011.
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In the movie Superbad, Seth (Jonah Hill) dances with a girl at a party.
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Today, the convicted killer sings and dances on stage in a white velvet coat.
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Along with being accessible: She dances with Beyoncé, but she also went to Harvard.
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But he chopped up his dances into highlights, as if entering in a competition.
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True to the song's title, SZA dances amidst a cosmic vision of flaming stars.
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Some point dances have become canon and are known by all K-pop fans.
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Also I realised Lingard and Dele Alli have done dances from the game too.
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The drama continues as Grande later dances with another guy at the same party.
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Chris Christie dances, shimmies and two-steps likes nobody's watching, even though we were.
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We started working early every day, experiencing their dances, their food and their paintings.
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There are also new multiplayer emotes that let you co-ordinate dances with friends.
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A woman enters, dances with him, feels his sexual attraction to her and withdraws.
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" Graham often used mythology as inspiration for dances, including for "Night Journey" and "Clytemnestra.
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Musically, these operas unfold as precisely written suites, dances, sonata forms, canons and more.
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This week we have two dances because there are shows on Monday and Tuesday.
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Reinhart dances near the top of her range in a tired, almost bored falsetto.
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The game feels whimsical and cartoonish and fun, full of dances and fun outfits.
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Her dances are formal worlds, in which dancers shine like characters in a play.
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Players are adopting the quirky emote animations and turning them into referential victory dances.
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They were talking about Fortnite, naturally, doing dances from the game in the hallway.
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Olive is goofy, sweet, loves ice cream, and dances like no one is watching.
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At one point, a man dances to the sound of music from his walkman.
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The 230-minute event will also present class exercises and excerpts from repertory dances.
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Being in my hometown, thinking about first kisses, dates to dances and teenage breakups.
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A note to would-be-diplomat: Lap dances are not the answer to everything.
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Coming out of our first night with two dances, everyone was exhausted after Monday.
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He dances around the spirit of dead man, looking at dead man with disdain.
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Broadcast TV may be preparing for finales, but cable dances to a different drum.
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Sometimes they dance with her, sometimes they dance alone, and sometimes she dances alone.
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Jackson lounges and dances in cottage country, generally being the chillest man on earth.
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We'll know he's gone full troll if he, at any points, dances a samba.
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Videos of raqs al-sharqi dances on YouTube often receive views by the millions.
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I've seen Julia dance to the sound of construction—Julia dances to her environment.
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Winners earn coins they can use to buy dances to stunt on their competition.
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At other dances, we are permitted to bring guys and other off-campus dates.
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The dances were visually pleasing, sometimes sexually stimulating, but ultimately meaningless aesthetic palate cleansers.
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Everyone dances, but nobody moves Also, the whole thing is a metaphor for purgatory.
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Michaud: Next thing you know we'll be playing high school dances and local weddings.
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In 1981 the First Lady dances with Prince Charles in a jeweled column dress.
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Whether it's their smiles, slow dances or fist-bumps, the couple are absolutely goals.
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Something about "Sorry" seems to attract large groups of people to do coordinated dances.
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That vibrancy returns in the final act, when she dances the great pizzicato solo.
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Also, like everyone these days, Bieber is really good at those Fortnite floss dances.
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There's Leather Tip, where everybody who dresses in leather dances on the dance floor.
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The dances were reimagined, and taught to Soko, by the Fuller expert Jody Sperling.
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French Catalans share folkloric dances and other traditions with the Catalans across the border.
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Popular influences come to the fore: vaudeville tunes, circus marches, cabaret, Iberian dances, ragtime.
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The Baby Shark Official Dancing Doll plays the Baby Shark song and dances along.
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Employees dressed up and performed songs and dances poking fun at Alibaba's company culture.
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Drama here derives principally from the dances, which are as odd as the costumes.
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EAST HANOVER "Swingin' Tern Contra Dances," dance and music by Unbowed and Bob Isaacs.
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One woman dances, wearing a tunic made of net; another does little but iron.
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He also said on Ellen that he sings to her daughter while she dances.
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The plot dances between Sartaj's life and flashbacks of the criminal in his heyday.
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"It's in the dances," Ms. Haïm said when asked how she determined her tempos.
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It's a communal enterprise in which working together brings Mr. Taylor's dances to life.
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Most contemporary dances come and go, but "Grace" has become part of the canon.
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Other credits include "Dances With Wolves" (1990) and "The Last of the Mohicans" (1992).
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We have what I call "waste dances" that force the boundaries of the body.
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Jonkonnu, a parade of African masked dances, dates back to the days of slavery.
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Taiana Giefer, a Santa Barbara-based model and artist, is hosting dances on Zoom.
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Taiana Giefer, a Santa Barbara-based model and artist, is hosting dances on Zoom.
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NSYNC had harmonies and personalities, but performance for the group meant complex choreographed dances.
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Not every waiter who dances in pain to your table crying, 'Careful, sir, careful.
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" Returning to the repertory are Frederick Ashton's "Symphonic Variations" and Jerome Robbins's "Other Dances.
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It's more like the immaterial swirl of veils in the dances of Loie Fuller.
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Both dances are driven by the bracing energy that characterizes most of Cunningham's works.
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Dances bubble up and disappear in the movie, leaving behind glowing fragments of sensation.
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"The Exiles" is one of those dances that slip in and out of datedness.
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The most successful dances show women's physical freedom transformed into something far more jagged.
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She sings, she tap dances, she leads a fantasy parade in her own honor.
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His silvery hair glints under fluorescent light as the feather dances at his feet.
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Mr. Hallberg now makes his virtuoso dances look like exercises in super-elegant suffering.
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A Baltimore native, Judge Jackson writes music, sings, dances and is gifted at mimicry.
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There are all these clips online of them being onstage and forgetting their dances.
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Of all his dances, Doug Varone has said that "Possession" (1994) is his favorite.
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What means most to them is the art — music, visuals, dances — that they create.
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He played around, creating dances evocative of Pina Bausch, Martha Graham and Ohad Naharin.
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"Last Work" is a title Mr. Naharin almost used for his previous three dances.
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These days, dances on film have so many cuts they start to look antiseptic.
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But it had the Republicans in Congress doing happy dances all over the Capitol.
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She grew up in Miami with her Dominican family, who taught her Latin dances.
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Trilobites This new visualization from NASA shows how carbon dioxide dances in the atmosphere.
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All of Cunningham's dances are dramas; this is one of the most unmistakably so.
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Some also perform elaborate courtship dances, forming pair bonds that may last for life.
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As we got older, we started traveling to learn dances from around the country.
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There is no commercial area, just a community center that occasionally opens for dances.
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Proving she doesn't need any backup, Lindsay dances solo on stage while Higgins watches on.
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She did a few Vine-friendly dances — the milly rock, a sort of halfhearted whip.
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Now she dances through the Biennale's cavernous central exhibition spaces, where the show was staged.
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"Big Ones" comes to New York when BalletX dances at the Joyce Theater in August.
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Even thinking about the way that Spanish and Arabian [dances are performed] — it's so crazy.
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He's a low-usage floor general who dances at whatever speed the game calls for.
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The hour-long sessions involve a series of dances that are tailored to the chakras.
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She enjoys school, she dances at the drop of a hat, and she loves church.
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" The clip was even immortalized in a Twitter account called "AOC Dances To Every Song.
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Tell Kevin Costner: Dances With Wolves and other Hollywood westerns perpetuate the white savior narrative.
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The group, organized after the Pulse nightclub massacre, has planned similar dances in the past.
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You know, make up weird choreographed dances on a Saturday night while we were drinking.
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The very fact that Dances With Wolves exists makes it a relic of its time.
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They held dances to raise money to show they didn't need the Mafia for entertainment.
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"Came thru drippin!" she captioned the clip in which she dances and cradles her bump.
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Egirls know what memes are still funny and how to do the dances from Fortnite.
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If it was merely about reproduction, you wouldn't need these elaborate repertoires and mating dances.
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"Events 2," which is part of "Seven New Dances" and hasn't been seen since 1958.
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"Rather, our clients are looking for fair and reasonable compensation, and recognition, for their dances."
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These boots were made for...stomping around palaces, court dances, and tending to royal engagements.
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The choreographer Jerome Robbins working with Allegra Kent on "Dances at a Gathering," in 21912.
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It was the only way we could keep ourselves supplied with lap dances and bullets.
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We all have seen NFL stars do touchdown dances, so we know they can move.
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On a stage in a Venetian church, she dances and mimes like a water wraith.
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They then captured these dances using 3D motion capture and animated the moves through avatars.
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Hernandez and Chmerkovskiy did two dances: the first, a foxtrot, and the second, a samba.
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He can't sleep and instead endlessly dances or jogs at night while listening to music.
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But we had no time to rest with FOUR dances to learn for this week.
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Artists such as Gene Kloss and John Marin depicted Pueblo ceremonial dances from memory instead.
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As always, the series dances on the line between satire and sermons with merry aplomb.
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I wish we could just all stay and learn dances together the next 11 weeks.
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McDermott also angrily dances in the barn and hops around on fences, which is hilarious.
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On the competition show, she's mastered dances such as the Viennese waltz and the tango.
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BTW ... Method Man and Fabolous also made it onstage ... but no lap dances for them.
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The dances — soft-shoe routines, ballroom turns and high-kicking promenades — have a period charm.
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Usually, they begin looking as juveniles, practicing courtship dances until they find the right mate.
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Their cutlery dances during more emphatic gesticulations and they occasionally break off into loud guffaws.
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They settled on two choreographers who have yet to create dances for major ballet companies.
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The hacker then plays music through the Nest cam, which the teen floss dances to.
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Here's a primer on dances we might see Sunday and the songs that inspired them.
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In the video itself, Jenner dances to "Suavemente" by Elvis Crespo, giggling all the while.
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She dances a bit inside, but put on a serious front on her way out.
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The exercise instructors—who play records to keep these dances throbbing—are the disc jockeys.
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The Prince of Wales dances with the Burnasul ensemble during his visit to Bucharest pic.twitter.
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If you've seen it, the singer dances in silhouette inside a candle flame -- Ariana's wick.
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Vault Boy dances ahead of us, leading us down a tunnel of pipes and concrete.
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The credits roll as everyone dances to Montell Jordan's "Get It On Tonite" at Stepps.
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If Michelle was your mom, you'd beg her to chaperone all your school dances. 5.
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Dances for a Variable Population is a multigenerational company and educational organization celebrating this fact.
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Not P.K. Subban as he dances gracefully along the blue line on the power play.
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Why do his dances, even those with a Russian tone, feel so free, so American?
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It flies on the state flag, and dances on the sideline at U.C.L.A. football games.
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And my son, he would love to get up there and do the Fortnite dances.
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Thursday's program introduces Jerome Robbins's "Dances at a Gathering" and his "Firebird," created with Balanchine.
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You may notice people around you, or professional athletes on TV, breaking into strange dances.
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Louise appears on the beach, in a flowing dress, and dances a fifteen-minute ballet.
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EAST HANOVER "Swingin' Tern Contra Dances," dance and music by Donna Hunt and Gaslight Tinkers.
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The shark sings three Pinkfong songs (yes, including "Baby Shark") and dances around the floor.
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Hefner dances with his daughter Christie at her wedding to lawyer Bill Marovitz in 1995.
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Someone tell me how a mermaid in an ocean dances because I've never seen it.
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Just think of all the movie-ending, romance-filled fictional dances we've grown up with.
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As a camgirl, she dances, chats, or sits on cake for clients she meets online.
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Portugal's players celebrated at the final whistle, but there were no histrionics or wild dances.
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A moth comes out and dances elegantly to the music played by a cricket violinist.
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"She seems so spontaneous when she dances, and yet it's very carefully calibrated," he said.
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The poetic visions of his dances lack the spectacular impact those old-school loyalists crave.
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In that sense, the single repeated sequence really contains eight dances, all happening at once.
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This week the exhibition is featuring dances made by Yvonne Rainer from 1961 to '69.
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My community, like others around the world, has lost a lot: Language. Ceremonies. Dances. Songs.
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They go to stomp dances and pow wows, play stickball, celebrate the Cherokee National Holiday.
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He works at a Family Dollar store in Brooklyn — and dances — to pay the bills.
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At family dinners she always mentions the beautiful dances, delicious foods, and the energetic people.
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Fake eyelashes, hair spray and crystals are de rigueur; Angelina's first few dances required fishnets.
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And in Kazakhstan, horse farmers celebrate the new breeding season with songs, dances and games.
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Yet it also dances around the subject obliquely, never really facing the abyss head on.
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No more flash dances in the street from this dude, at least not in uniform.
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At Cramer, where the students have developmental disabilities, they get to enjoy all the dances.
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Do you think that you'll make people look at these dances and appreciate them more?
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The service included songs and dances, as well as remembrances from family, clergy and politicians.
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There were also quirks in the Act 3 folk dances, choreographed by Toer van Schayk.
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There's a dark flip side to my joy in watching teens do harmless viral dances.
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Then they were talking a lot about dances, which are kind of boring today. Yes.
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As much as these dances told a story, so did the responses of their audiences.
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He once told me that making dances was the only thing he was good at.
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Even if you've never watched one of her dances live, you've likely felt her influence.
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Fred Astaire doesn't grunt when he dances to let you know how hard it is.
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Joseph Gordon, the company's youngest principal, dances like his whole life is ahead of him.
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He now dances with Mr. Pérez's group after another group he was involved in disbanded.
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Videos show people doing lion dances, fishing out of indoor fish tanks, and playing quoits.
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A 2411-year-old in Atlanta created one of the biggest dances on the internet.
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After intermission, keeping to Dvorak, Mr. Hrusa offered refreshingly straightforward performances of three Slavonic Dances.
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Jamar Roberts, the company's first resident choreographer, wants to bring the world into his dances.
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Doug Varone's dances swirl with steps, and those propulsive steps swirl with ideas and emotions.
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After Hermione steps down from the pedestal and dances with Leontes, he has an idea.
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Cunningham's first dances were in the psychologically fraught, symbol-heavy style of some Graham works.
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On the weekends, the students held elaborate dances, and there were kite and lantern festivals.
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At every turn, this story square-dances with cliché, and at every turn it's thrilling.
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" — Elizabeth Bursick "Our most popular dances are Prince William, Irish Lamentation and Mr. Beveridge's Maggot.
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Company members create their own dances, but the troupe also performs pieces by outside choreographers.
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Games were frequently paired with ragtime dances to make for a full evening of entertainment.
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A man dressed as Charlie Brown stays true to his character and dances by himself.
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At Francisco Bustamante National High School, Ms. Barriga excelled, leading student government and organizing dances.
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Then everyone dances across the floor in twos, following along to sashays or purposeful struts.
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They're waiting for their pay to pass at midnight before they can buy more dances.
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The dances are forms of artistic expression, but also outlets for expressing resistance and freedom.
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