I danced all over the sand, I danced to the water's edge, I danced into the waves.
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LONDON — She danced, Britain cringed, and then she danced again.
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They danced outside of the Student Union in Lincoln where they first danced.
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Robbie Fairchild has danced "Apollo" many times, but he's never danced the birth.
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I danced a little in the mirror, and the saleswoman danced behind me.
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I've danced around the subject with my mom and she's danced around the subject with me.
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The singers danced on poles, twerked, belly danced and made more than a few sexually suggestive gestures.
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Then, after dinner, in the ship's corny nightclub, Lynette and I sexy-danced and ridiculous-goofy-danced in near equal measure.
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I showed her how the shadows waved back if we waved at them; if we danced, our shadows danced with us.
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They turned to the left, they turned to the right; they danced fast, they danced slow; rhythm and melody pervaded them.
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They danced around in (sort of) synchronization as the now blonde-haired Perry danced around the stage in a pin-striped suit.
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"We danced in the streets the night Tony Blair got in, we actually danced in the streets," she says wistfully, shaking her head.
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The wine glass was smashed; the Jewish family linked arms and danced in a circle; the Eritreans danced a circle dance called the kuda.
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"I danced to her song '22' when I turned 22 on my last birthday, so I danced to her yesterday for this birthday," she explained.
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Kicking things off in the first round, Brown and Bersten danced the Viennese waltz to "Lover" by Taylor Swift, Alaina and Gleb Savchenko danced the foxtrot to "Jolene" by Dolly Parton, Brooke and Sasha Farber danced the jive to "Proud Mary" by Tina Turner, and Mitchell and Witney Carson danced the jazz to "We're All in This Together" by the High School Musical cast.
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"She likes to say, 'I might not have been the only one he danced with, but I was the last one he danced with,&apos" says Susan.
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Here in Russia, his players danced together after defeating Poland, then sang and danced together at the start of their training session in Yekaterinburg on Saturday night.
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When "Symphonie Concertante" (1945), to Mozart, is danced as well as American Ballet Theater danced it, you can recognize its excellence and also why it's not top-shelf.
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" - Teri, 32 "Slow danced to Metallica with cat.
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"I haven't danced with a man in a uniform in a long time, since I danced with my husband in uniform, so it's been great," one resident, Ruth Godfree, told WMAZ.
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"He danced for us before the race and he danced for us after the race," said Shawn Crawford, an American who won the silver medal in the 19923 meters that night.
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Watch ... Billie danced and recorded her fans down below.
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A few — Liljefors among them — even danced a little.
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So on Monday, despite the backtracking, they danced themselves clean.
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She sang, danced, on the side, to liven life up.
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I felt the magick heightening my emotions as I danced.
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We danced, stopping to drink and eat, and trade partners.
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My avatar danced, surrounded by other avatars wearing LED wristbands.
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" He told ABC that Schaffer had "danced her whole childhood.
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Later, Khloé and Kendall danced together by the fire pit.
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I danced at the edge and came back stronger, happier.
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Troupes from the Andes and Laos danced in resplendent costumes.
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The possessed nat kadaws then danced to excruciatingly loud music.
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Like Stevens, Phillips has danced carefully around Medicare for All.
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I danced my ass off, and had a great time.
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"It wasn't like I danced and felt something," she said.
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Remarkably, Ballet Theater has danced it better of the two.
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"I'd never danced in my whole entire life," DiMarco says.
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But I've danced to that tune for too damn long.
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In Asmara the two leaders danced together side by side.
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The song they danced to was Kygo's "Stargazing," of course.
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When I expressed curiosity about casu marzu, his eyes danced.
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She could have danced all night But Goncher wasn't done.
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For two days, the Democrats have danced around that legacy.
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On his 80th birthday, he danced with 80 different partners.
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Theroux "danced until the early morning," the first source adds.
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Some danced to pop music on a warm autumn day.
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In fact, Jack Kemp danced the Macarena on the podium.
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My feet danced guiltily for the rest of the night.
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So we were laughing, we danced and sang and joked.
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They wielded spears and swords, then danced with paper fans.
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In 2015, the model famously danced in her lacy lingerie.
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She memorized Aretha Franklin's "Respect" and danced to it silently.
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The pair danced together to the La La Land soundtrack.
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The company previously danced her "Splendid Isolation III" in 2008.
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Martinez politely danced around the issue when queried about it.
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Fireworks were set off, and residents danced on their balconies.
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The ghosts of Doray, if they were present, danced along.
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"Eleven" is almost entirely danced by women; "Double" by men.
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The centerpiece, Jorma Elo's "Gran Partita" (2014), is marvelously danced.
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She danced and goaded, ducking nearly every shot Fontijn threw.
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She danced with John Travolta in an elegant velvet gown.
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"; "I've danced, sung and acted my way to the top.
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"Even my parents danced, which was weird," Mr. Wiese said.
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You tirelessly developed, pitched, sold, maybe even danced a little.
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We danced, and the baby swung contentedly in his swing.
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And he sang, and he danced, and the keyboard jumped.
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They danced and hugged, laughed and cried, shouted and rejoiced.
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Disco music played, and guests danced or clustered around couches.
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Nureyev came to mind on Sunday when Jesús Carmona danced.
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The boats moored in the marina danced on the current.
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The couple danced some more, exchanging kisses for the camera.
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It's also danced by many other companies around the world.
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Projections of snowflakes danced overhead while an organ puffed carols.
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Over the weekend, they threw parties, danced and lit firecrackers.
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Boys danced in groups of boys; girls with girls. Intoxicants?
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She's danced outside of Cuba, yet she's stayed very loyal.
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But she danced for that witch for 10 more years.
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Most of the lawmakers there broke into song and danced.
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There, it danced a jig, splashing water across the asphalt.
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The celebrations continued as the Croatia team danced around Coric.
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They sang their favorite songs and danced around the house.
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The role is danced by Estefanía Ramírez, not Eliza González.
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He regularly danced on the sidelines when he was Patriot.
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She laid her head on his shoulder and they danced.
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As a child, Carol danced ballet, played tennis and swam.
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Caash rapped and danced his way through an abbreviated set.
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There, I stripped several layers in a booth and danced.
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His thick white mustache danced, like his slider once did.
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No. 9 danced as the red jerseys swarmed toward him.
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I have danced the annual ballet with my Christmas Carders.
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David Brooks King David was most compelling when he danced.
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Many of them have never danced in a professional context.
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He danced and drank Manhattans and martinis, Mr. Domitrovic said.
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And then Cruz danced the salsa in the end zone.
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Clothes hung from lines flapped and danced in the wind.
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That would be Ms. Meyers, who danced for Janet Jackson.
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She sang and danced through a "West Side Story" medley!
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They held a rally where they danced salsa before supporters.
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For Rauschenberg's turtle piece, Brown danced in her wedding dress.
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She even danced atop a glass floor lit from below.
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They came out with basketballs and dribbled while they danced.
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A woman named Tammy Brake danced briefly into my path.
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Jane Iskah Oyora, who runs a dressmaking business in Kibera while caring for her children Gift, 9, and Jeremy, 2 months, told CNN she "danced and danced" after she found out the court's decision.
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I danced with an incredible partner and I had a blast.
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Schmitt even danced and posed for photos with her Canadian rivals.
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The kind that makes you wish we danced in cinema aisles.
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" WHITNEY: "I've danced from when I was five through high school.
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I can't play every instrument or dance the way Prince danced.
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Promgoers danced the night away in their tuxes and prom dresses.
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Posey sipped on shots from an ice luge and danced around.
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I just danced so hard, like my life depended on it.
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Sabara also danced with traditional Polynesian dancers at a nighttime dinner.
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After landing safely, Sabara slow-danced with Trainor in the rain.
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Later that year, she danced alongside him on his European tour.
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We kind of danced around the idea for a little bit.
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Why had so many musicians danced around their disappointment and anger?
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McLaurin and the Obamas talked, they danced, and they shared admiration.
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I went in, danced, and they said, 'Stay for the callback.
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That's right, the robot played a festive tune and danced about.
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Specifically, she danced around Jay-Z as he did his thing.
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So instead of saying anything, I danced my way through it.
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"I mean, I danced all night with Chelsea Clinton," he said.
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When I danced, I grew bigger and stronger than the monster.
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"When we danced, it really just threw me off," he says.
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I wore neon sunglasses, Topman polo shirts, and danced to Hadouken!.
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They took loads of cocaine, they danced to jazz all night.
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In the corner a woman danced herself out of her dress.
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Of course, real question is if they danced, who would lead?
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She was 78 when we danced together and she did amazing.
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"I [recently] went to a wedding and actually danced," she gushes.
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Pleasure danced its way through my senses, unfurling in my heart.
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La La Land tap danced its way into Golden Globes history.
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" Clark, 62, then erupted in laughter, revealing only that they "danced.
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The pop star then danced along to several of his songs.
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They danced near the campus columns where as teenagers they kissed.
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And then indeed Snowball danced faster or slower to the music.
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"I haven't danced this hard since In the Heights," Miranda admits.
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But I danced with him anyway, and we hit it off.
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It was also the first time I danced to this classic.
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Though considering Morris' dancer background — remember when she danced for Beyoncé?
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Odell jumped all over the opportunity and danced his face off.
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In a video clip, Smith and Osbourne danced with rainbow flags.
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He let out a scream as fans danced in the stands.
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Reader, I'm happy to report that I danced my ass off.
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I danced the other night and it felt so fuckin' good.
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It was the song my grandparents danced to at their anniversary.
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Christian: We talked for a bit, and danced for a bit.
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Its stars travelled with it and danced, live, after the screenings.
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Despite his frailty, Bell's eyes danced behind his thick-rimmed spectacles.
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Men and women danced together, utterly unheard of even last year.
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He said Kelly took his clothes off and they danced together.
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They danced to a song from the movie "La La Land."
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"I've danced since I was 9," she said after the party.
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From 2002 to 2005, she danced with the Norwegian National Ballet.
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At the end of the show, she danced with her guests.
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The couple reportedly danced to "Blank Space" after the touching ceremony.
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It featured Bollywood-style performers who danced in colorful, traditional costumes.
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People hugged, and danced, and pumped their fists in the air.
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Fred Astaire merely danced up the walls and across the ceiling.
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At a quinceañera, one friend wrote, Chris danced up a storm.
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The mayor of San Juan danced the bomba with Ricky Martin.
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We sang and danced as if it were a real marriage.
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Leaves danced in the air, like ash from a batch furnace.
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Four people danced the choreography of "Smooth Criminal" in perfect sync.
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The music thumped and the students grabbed each other and danced.
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Norma danced at her mother's "rent parties," as friends chipped in.
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This isolated figure is the role that Bausch herself traditionally danced.
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For the next few years, I danced between restricting and bingeing.
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I walked around alone for hours and danced until the morning.
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Mr. Saveliev danced with the company until his retirement in 2012.
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Karl Lagerfeld danced with her on the cafe tables of Paris.
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Stella Abrera danced, heart-rendingly, her first Juliet in New York.
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I danced on air to the Fine Young Cannibals' song 'Blue.
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"I showed up and just danced for three hours," she said.
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The two drank, danced and kissed, according to her blog post.
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Eureka and Monet danced a "donkey kick" and heehawed with laughter.
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Dr. Gilani's father danced enthusiastically, his hands high in the air.
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The dancer who lost her leg had danced again — then didn't.
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Milioti danced; Esper sang the lyrics about TV and T. Rex.
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With her shoes off, she danced to her up-tempo songs.
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She clapped and danced to the songs of praise at church.
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At their backs, the Juventus players bounced and danced and embraced.
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Before TikTok fame, D'Amelio grew up in Connecticut and danced competitively.
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As a child, she played and danced ballet with Brigitte Bardot.
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A few campaign staff members danced around in victory a little.
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Mr. Millepied danced with both while a principal at City Ballet.
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Families danced in front of the Gateway of India in Mumbai.
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Parents paid $10, and the kids juggled, danced and played piano.
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A woman in a bridal veil danced wildly beneath the lights.
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They danced to layered, percussive beats, the music vibrant and pulsing.
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He biked everywhere, he swam constantly, he danced, he walked dogs.
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Former U.S. housing chief Julian Castro danced alongside a mariachi band.
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"And Then We Danced" is a sinuous, seductive bundle of contradictions.
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They sang a little, told jokes, and danced in several styles.
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Warriors danced to intimidate opponents with grimaces, chanting and aggressive postures.
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I danced and rapped and did not care about being judged.
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By that time she had danced a large variety of roles.
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North bounced on Kim's lap and danced along to the music.
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In fact, most of the performers danced on the grass field.
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I danced on the tops of bars and on club stages.
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Though Rippon did not receive a perfect score for his freestyle, both Harding, who danced to Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive," and Norman, who danced to Thirty Seconds to Mars' "Walk on Water," garnered 30/30.
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He's hosted poetry slams with rapper Common, danced salsa with Thalía at a White House Fiesta Latina, and slow danced at his inauguration with his wife, first lady Michelle Obama, to a song by Etta James.
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Russian youth danced to old Soviet pop songs among eastern-style pavilions.
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Corden and Gomez sang, danced, and even hit a McDonald's drive-thru.
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The street was lined with police as crowds danced to Latin music.
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This isn't the first time Ma has danced his shoes off onstage.
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She also danced deftly around Browne's question concerning the study of reparations.
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People danced, and they bullshitted, and some of them argued about nothing.
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Woo said she extracted herself quickly and danced off in another direction.
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Every time she did, the freckles high up on her cheeks danced.
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She took piano lessons, danced ballet, and played sports as a kid.
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Pulse nightclub was a place where Alexandra had danced, laughed, and loved.
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They stayed and danced deep into the night in a sweltering box.
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The status quo was set: Jay-Z rapped, Beyoncé sang and danced.
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Kate Middleton and Prince Harry danced to "Your Song" by Elton John.
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Pai even sung along (to the actual lyrics) and danced a little.
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"Fille" has now been danced by companies from San Francisco to Moscow.
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They know I've never danced before, but they've encouraged me every day.
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They danced outside of the chapel where they exchanged their I Do's.
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While Quaid sang, she danced along and FaceTimed her young twin daughters.
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Those around us joined in, and we literally danced the night away.
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When Logic performed, they stood up and danced along with other partygoers.
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Some danced on the floor, some on the side on raised platforms.
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On Thursday, he danced around pointed questions from two City Club attendees.
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", the adorable youngsters danced and held up signs saying, "JT See Me!
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Fellow model Lily Donaldson danced with Hadid while the others snapped away.
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As for Jordyn ... she jumped on stage and danced around the Tesla.
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In fact, I remembered, it was the last time I had danced.
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"Our parents danced, it's something we've always known," Stevens, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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We talked, danced and drank together for the rest of the night.
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"Tons of joy," said Lyles, who danced down the track after winning.
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Her tapered fingers danced over them in search of the right highlighter.
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For history, I cruised the Rhine, then danced in Porto and Paris.
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They danced together like no one was watching, but everyone was watching.
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The mayor walked the bride down the aisle and danced with her.
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Inside, they danced under crystal chandeliers beside art depicting Revolutionary War soldiers.
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I danced in a circle around him; what else could I do?
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"I never really danced," she admitted in a 2017 interview with Fader.
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When navigating a tune, Ms. Collins now saunters where she once danced.
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They danced, drank and mingled with the club's dozens of other patrons.
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They threw their balloons in the air, stomped on them and danced.
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By night, he danced at secret warehouse parties until his feet bled.
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As we danced, the grim news came over the global broadcast chat.
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Subs and daddies, decked out in harnesses and gear, danced and socialized.
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Gigi Hadid danced to Taylor Swift and raised a glass for her.
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They danced and sang and soaked up the adulation, savored the moment.
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Years ago, she impressively danced Merce Cunningham's "Duets" (1980) with Ballet Theater.
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Two others danced beside her with little sense of rhythm or joy.
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He later danced opposite Lauren Bacall in "Applause," which opened in 1970.
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He danced shirtless and appeared to egg on patrons to have sex.
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"I danced and went to ballet class as a kid," she said.
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Remember the time Obama danced with Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show"?
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She danced to ZZ Top while the others were dancing to Mozart.
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"Don't be afraid to give me drama!" she yelled as they danced.
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It has the first solo role I ever danced with the company.
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Delegates danced in the aisles, delighted to see the United States humiliated.
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It wasn't that I hadn't danced before — just that I'd felt embarrassed.
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Protesters danced and sang, some alongside soldiers who had deserted their positions.
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"Ah!" she'd say out loud as her pen danced across the puzzle.
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Joyous fans danced on Flatbush Avenue following the 1-0 Ghana victory.
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She sang in the choir, played the cello, made pottery and danced.
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JuJu showed up to prom and danced to "F—k AB" chants.
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I danced with City Ballet for 10 years, under Mr. Balanchine's direction.
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The Plastics danced to the Christmas tune at the winter talent show.
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The groom's daughters, along with the son of the bride, danced happily.
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Five performers danced the wheeled pieces around the space in lilting arcs.
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The two danced again, and also talked, and a romance soon developed.
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Remember when Cardi B danced her ass off there not long ago?
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A man, a stranger, approached her and they danced for a moment.
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The title character was danced by the young Yaroslav Baibordin, intoxicatingly frisky.
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They made dinners together and danced in the kitchen to romantic music.
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I danced the dabke, the Palestinian national dance, with other young men.
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According to Allen's Instagram story, it's also where everyone danced to Questlove.
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There, they danced, attended a workshop, and had a brief ponytail emergency.
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Even as Lowe danced about her house, calling friends, another realization dawned.
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AND THEN WE DANCED: A Voyage Into the Groove, by Henry Alford.
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So why is this classic danced so regularly and well across America?
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Their lives might be ruined because they danced, briefly, with the 1%.
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Hustlers has danced its way to a massive second-place opening weekend.
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Devlin found a place among the fans and danced for two hours.
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The mood was jovial, as children danced and sang with the couple.
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The advance man got up and danced a jig with the waiter.
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This is paired with the company classic "Revelations," danced to live music.
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After Leung and Varley sweet-talked the bouncer, we danced until sunrise.
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The Nets danced with the stars, holding their own for a while.
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We danced, played Jenga, wrote predictions and sealed them in an envelope.
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AND THEN WE DANCED: A Voyage Into the Groove, by Henry Alford.
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When I was 12, I danced with the Louisville Ballet in 'Petrushka.
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The friend's girlfriend and I talked to guys, and danced with them.
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I danced when I was younger, and got bullied during elementary school.
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These boys danced to it at the talent show at my school.
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But her little-known ballet "Punch and the Judy," which told the story of a woman (danced by Graham) and her unfaithful husband (danced by Erick Hawkins), had audiences laughing in a good way at its 1941 premiere.
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Jonathan Porretta danced the role with exceptional momentum and muscular force on Wednesday.
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After the nuptials, the couple danced down the aisle with the flight crew.
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They just got out of the car and slow danced on the pavement.
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I stood in place and danced a little bit with this one seagull.
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"We danced to music Michael all morning," West tweeted alongside the cute image.
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" Gibbs adds: "We have laughed together, cried together, danced together and sweated together.
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But the thief couldn't steal the mathematics Ardila had "danced" in his mind.
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CJ: Actually the few times I've danced I don't even know who won.
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Arya once danced around the precipice of being No One before turning back.
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The couple danced to Ed Sheeran's "Perfect" on a smoke-covered dance floor.
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The sparrow-sized creature could have danced in the palm of your hand.
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A guitarist sang for them, and an old man danced along with him.
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The UK Prime Minister just danced to ABBA at the Conservative Party Conference.
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Somali supporters, some in tears, danced and sang when the race was called.
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The way you danced on a skateboard stood out to an entire generation.
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Adam Schiff tap-danced around a question about Bolton from CBS last weekend.
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Amber Rose has danced her final cha-cha...for a televised audience, anyway.
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He sang and danced naked in his room, occasionally drifting into the hall.
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People cheered, danced and flew flags with its new rose-and-star logo.
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The four of them danced together, at some points in full synchronized choreography.
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Convinced, Haddish partied with her friends and "danced all night" before her gig.
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He also allegedly danced naked in front of her in their dressing room.
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Jubilant South Sudan citizens danced in the streets after gaining independence from Sudan.
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" Octavia adds that her father did something he usually doesn't do: "He danced!
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She sang and danced her way through Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" for the performance.
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The lightly costumed crowd danced contentedly, but seemed to hold back a bit.
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She danced alone to "Baby One More Time" until several dancers joined her.
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Everyone got up and danced to it, including our BEST FRIEND... Lizzie: Jimmy!
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She watched the reflection of the light as it danced up the blade.
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We're told Khloe and the NBA champ were flirty and danced a bit.
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The president danced his way into White House with white working-class support.
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And she danced -- busting moves that have made her the newest Internet darling.
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Priyanka also danced to some traditional Indian music ... some of which looked choreographed.
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Patricia Arquette recently "danced up a storm" to honor her sister Alexis' life.
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Dressed in a red robe, Gabriella danced and rocked along to the music.
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England 2, Wales 1 | European Championships, Group B LENS, France — The forward danced.
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And Constance Stamatiou danced with Ailey for five years before starting a family.
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PARIS — On Tuesday, Novak Djokovic held an umbrella and danced along the baseline.
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"I'm flipping the city," he said giddily, as supporters danced to salsa music.
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" She later continued: "I've danced my whole life, but it was so weird.
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He's danced this dance before and seen extended periods of value-sector underperformance.
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He danced and clapped with the other kids, but a little more vigorously.
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He donned Highland dress and danced a hornpipe on his leather-clad stumps.
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"They Dined and Danced as a Tribute," read the headline of a Nov.
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Children danced and sang, calling out to pop stars waving on the floats.
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People danced in the black rain, and children painted their faces with oil.
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They both went to the jukebox, picked out a song and danced together.
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That night, we danced a little too close for it to be friendly.
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The Supreme Court has danced around that question but hasn't directly answered it.
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The Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato is represented by "Castrati," danced by nine men.
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Blac Chyna danced onstage to Rihanna's "Work" and looked in much better spirits.
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We smoked a bit of Mary Jane, and then went in and danced.
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Trump danced around questions about whether he believed Putin, but stressed Putin's denials.
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How did it feel to perform the part you danced 16 years ago?
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For five years, Amazon has danced around Netflix in the online video ring.
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The work being danced, "Naharin's Virus" (2002), by no means expresses Israeli politics.
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Robots and humans performed tai chi and comedy routines, and sang and danced.
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RUDNER I danced as much as I could at the beginning with Misty.
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I never danced in the foyer with the baby, waiting for my husband.
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The original surface could rise up several inches and rotate while people danced.
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Supporters of the L.G.B.T. community danced in the streets in Chennai on Sunday.
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Inside and outside the arena, people danced, whooped and reveled in MAGA-mania.
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They clasped hands, and they danced at the center of the soccer world.
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Your seasons have included a "Balanchine Preservation Initiative," reviving rarities you never danced.
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She danced in nightclubs and burlesque and in a Coney Island side show.
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You once danced naked on the living room table to entertain your wife.
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He sang and danced for his shoeshine customers on the Coney Island boardwalk.
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They prayed, danced and drank (Sprite for Mr. Twendele; Heineken for his roommates).
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It danced, as the whole festival did: on the edge of the volcano.
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They wore white T-shirts and danced in front of a big sign.
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They danced in the room, and Ms. Prioul let Mr. Lamjarred kiss her.
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He moved the camera around in circles, hitting the beats as they danced.
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Women with rainbow flower strands stacked atop their headdresses danced to the rhythm.
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The Obamas danced the tango during a visit to Argentina earlier this year.
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He wore sunglasses, a button-down shirt, underwear, and socks as he danced.
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Protesters handed out rainbow flags and danced in the street outside his house.
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They caused her pain, and often fell off when she walked or danced.
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One woman danced with a baby in a carrier attached to her torso.
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She danced in another group, but it would only perform once a year.
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After a pleasant meal, he asked her if she minded if he danced.
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But as Wessells watched they drew pictures and danced and played coöperative games.
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When they asked her the same question, she kind of danced around it.
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I picked up a $5 can of Modelo and danced for a bit.
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He even danced -- briefly -- as a band played Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive."
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Before the opening tip, Oregon's freshman point guard, Sabrina Ionescu, danced at midcourt.
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In the 1950s, he danced for the choreographers Merce Cunningham and Martha Graham.
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" Then, they danced to Presley's "I Can't Help Falling in Love with You.
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Volunteers distributed the goods door to door as music boomed and people danced.
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Was there anything you danced at Ailey that comes close to this part?
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"I danced when I heard that he died," Stephanie Safechuck said of Jackson.
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They chowed down and danced afterward at the nearby Hilton hotel rooftop bar.
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I've whipped them out on a sesh and people have danced to it.
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The Trumps slow danced to a live cover of "My Way" – famously first recorded by Frank Sinatra – at the Freedom and Liberty Balls, and danced to a rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" at the Armed Services Ball.
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We stroked over ancient ruins by day and danced with young Turks by night.
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Loudspeakers blared, a Mexican band played, and priests and seminarians danced in conga lines.
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When asked about the song that they danced to that night, Reynolds stayed mum.
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I just danced at a charity event; I've got a ballroom competition coming up.
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Tartick and Bristowe showed off big, genuine smiles while they danced the night away.
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It is danced in thin boots of soft leather that leave the toes exposed.
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A couple danced on a hillside on their wedding day in Cappy Phalen's photo.
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SHE danced, she joked and she got to the end without the stage collapsing.
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We drank, and sang, and ran around like idiots, and danced our asses off.
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He danced, in a silver lamé bikini, mirrored sunglasses, white socks, and tennis shoes.
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He might have danced for 15 minutes, or maybe an hour — time was elusive.
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The Jamaican team clapped and danced in glee, while the U.S. team embraced glumly.
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Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, danced to the lectern at the Conservative Party conference.
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This one is especially interesting, because they danced around making fun of mental illness.
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Grande, clad in thigh-high boots and a black bubble dress, danced around umbrellas.
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I whispered the secret phrase as the crowd danced and shimmied all around us.
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"Is that the Roger Rabbit?" a friend of Witherspoon's asked her while she danced.
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Karin Kneissl, the FPö-backed foreign minister, danced with Vladimir Putin at her wedding.
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Later at the Fox party, the actor danced to "Catchin' Feels" at the bar.
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After dinner, Ben and Caila danced and kissed during a private Amos Lee concert.
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In 2003, Ferrell sang and danced while delivering the commencement address at Harvard University.
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The actor danced his way back on stage as neon lights flashed behind him.
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Paisley, playing acoustic guitar and accompanied by his keyboardist, sang as the newlyweds danced.
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When I danced, he would put his paws on me to dance with me.
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"She would always remember that no one danced at her wedding," Ms Edemariam writes.
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People danced in the squares as convoys of cars drove around honking their horns.
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He danced alongside a pair of skeletons and right into our Halloween-loving hearts.
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William and Middleton danced with locals in Tuvalu while wearing colorful skirts and adornments.
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Hundreds waved flags as they danced and cheered the Syrian army and affiliated militias.
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Mr. Stafford said City Ballet has danced more than 400 works over the years.
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Toshi has also danced on the stage alongside Jabbawockeez, Camila Cabello and many more.
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Mimicking Sanders, Trump slumped his shoulders, turned around, and danced away from the podium.
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" Adds BC Jean, "I don't want to be out-danced at my own wedding!
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Conor danced to Biggie's "Juicy" and Fat Joe's "All the Way Up." Awesome party.
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Jamie Oliver, a television chef and sugar-tax evangelist, danced for joy outside Parliament.
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We were so happy to be there, I danced with them at one point!
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The groom and his mother danced to "Blank Space," one of his favorite songs.
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And all of it was meant to be touched and climbed and danced around.
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Margot Fonteyn, who danced Juliet at 56, made her final stage appearance at 60.
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"He danced with children, he climbed onto cars and would begin singing," Hossein recalled.
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"My face hurt from smiling after the first show I danced here," she said.
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"I don't want to be out-danced at my own wedding!" adds BC Jean.
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His dreadlocks swayed as he danced and dodged, as he punched and received punches.
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Last night, I danced for hours to music I hadn't heard since high school.
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I believe they may have sun danced together, from what [my uncle] told me.
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She danced in the middle of the street, hugging strangers, as car horns blared.
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Under Mr. Wallace's questioning, Mr. Putin tap danced around the subject of election hacking.
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After they danced together during the winter season, she announced their split on Instagram.
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"We even danced together that night, but he doesn't remember," Ms. Pappas said, laughing.
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Others danced to mellow beats spun by the D.J.s Wahid Paradis and kos_mic q'andi.
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In their early years, Mr. O'Connor — for whom Ms. Guerin danced — was a mentor.
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Brady sat on the ground, his head down, as the Eagles danced around him.
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Mr. Brown danced alongside them to show her how the movement was broken down.
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Fights broke out, and inebriated passengers danced on seats and abused the flight crew.
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On Saturday, she reprises her part as Titania, a role she's danced since 2015.
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I danced not only by what I heard, but also by what I felt.
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"We just talked and danced the rest of the night away," Ms. Draznin said.
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How do you put together a dance scene with someone who hasn't danced before?
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In previous performances, Ms. Koesun had danced each of the two main female roles.
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With the fans gone, crew members danced to music pumping out of portable stereos.
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A jar of sand from Oahu for a sister who danced on its shore.
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She cheered, danced and jumped as it looked like that time might soon arrive.
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Now that solo is back, danced by the former Taylor company star Michael Trusnovec.
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The stage manager played Ricky Martin's "Livin' la Vida Loca," while the actors danced.
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But now, more than 10 years later, he danced at his wedding this month.
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It was where the men prayed and played and danced in the drag revue.
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For one birthday, he flew in models who danced before him in body paint.
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And it wasn't merely a little toe tapping along to the beat; she danced.
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We slow-danced, kissing underneath the lights in the middle of the dance floor.
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Perry told the Post that he's only danced publicly four times in 20 years.
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People danced wildly, threw back their drinks, and sang along to songs they knew.
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This spring, Ms. Peck also danced two new works, revealing further facets of herself.
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She danced, enjoyed the attention of the press, and was fascinated by a microphone.
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Despite the cool winter temperatures, some of the demonstrators danced topless along the street.
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She knew it — and we knew it, too — by the way they danced together.
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The musicians not only played the works (from memory!) but also marched and danced.
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They all danced, sang, and looked like they were having a grand old time.
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The 2016 Marzipan debutante, Alston Macgill, danced with a fullness that goes beyond sugariness.
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This "danced exhibition" began on Wednesday and runs only until Sunday, in MoMA's atrium.
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They danced to "We Did It" by rapper 1k Phew, who retweeted the clip.
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I'm definitely using this as an excuse to say I danced with J.J. Abrams.
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Miss Virginia danced in a sparkling black ensemble during the 2011 Miss America pageant.
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But they rarely danced together — in part because they were cast in different repertory.
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They ignited brilliantly and descended, whistling softly and casting shadows that spun and danced.
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Inside parliament hundreds of protesters danced, waved Iraqi flags and chanted pro-Sadr slogans.
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Kids danced on the main street of Kiev, 22010 miles out from the reactor.
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But furniture was not part of the map that had danced before my eyes.
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We danced together for a few minutes in a kind of semi-ballroom style.
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The singer said the cast sang and danced 12 hours a day to prepare.
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"I have not danced the same since the show — it opened me," she said.
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He smiled — there is a slight gap between his front teeth — and we danced.
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And the way the Temptations danced, once so current, had become a period style.
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After taking just half, Bean danced for hours, a smile glued to her face.
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She says that there were quite a few elderly people there who danced fantastically.
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She first danced his Juliet in 1984 with the Royal Ballet at Covent Garden in London — this YouTube of her balcony scene with Wayne Eagling comes from later that year — and danced it throughout her long era with Ballet Theater (1986-2007).
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Mr. Corella's new artistic team includes Charles Askegard, who danced at both Ballet Theater and New York City Ballet, as ballet master; and Kyra Nichols, who danced for Balanchine at City Ballet and who is married to Mr. Gray, as ballet mistress.
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She then danced across the floor toward the actors Alex Breaux and Lucas Caleb Rooney.
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Kendall Jenner danced the night away with friends at Cash App's Friends Keep Secrets party.
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In another video, two women danced along skillfully to "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran.
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But instead of hitting the streets, Will danced on top of Budapest's Széchenyi Chain Bridge.
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The issue: P.K. Subban danced during a warmup and Mike Milbury called him a clown.
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Bloom said her client claimed Wynn would then sit there and leer while they danced.
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"We found there were differences in those who danced or attended music events," she said.
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To entertain the crowd, attendees listened and danced along as Voice winner Jordan Smith performed.
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Here is a quick list of some of the justice jams the revelers danced to.
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And they did it in a way he probably would have approved of: They danced.
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I went there and danced my head off and had my first real drug experiences.
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Lots of chatting on the couch, they walked around the office, and of course danced!
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She danced too—demurely at first, extravagantly later, though never with an indecently bared navel.
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" Of Amabile, Johnson says, "He's never danced before, but he's getting better and better everyday.
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For a few minutes, I even lifted my arms as I danced to a song.
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The mothers sipped on champagne and were all smiles as they danced with their girls.
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He danced around the allegations when asked, declining to pass judgment on the GOP candidate.
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While some danced as they lip-synced to songs, others used teddy bears as props.
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These two danced a stunning routine to "Latch" that ended up cinching them the Mirrorball.
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I love dancing – closet dancing, totally not professional – but have never couple danced until DWTS!
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We ate lobster rolls and danced and talked about riding Jim's motorcycle across the country.
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"I'm Gonna Love You Through It" by Martina McBride played as they danced and cried.
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"Oh yes, ever since I was in my young life, I have [danced]," she says.
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First, she played "Give Me a Try" by Sizzla, featuring Rihanna, and Meat-Meat danced.
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She danced and twerked along to hits like Ariana Grande's "Into You" throughout the night.
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That means their music is prone to being danced to by people who shouldn't dance.
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Whoever it was then danced, flapped their wings, and "mooned" the press corps assembled outside.
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They danced in the cornfields outside Orleans where Gwen had lived on a family farm.
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In the Heights I danced a lot, and I'm sort of getting back to that.
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She danced to Nelly's "Hot in Here" and laughed with Mad Men costar Jon Hamm.
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Everyone danced to some awesome tunes, courtesy of Whitney Houston, Britney Spears and Katharine herself.
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Swift even got up and danced to a song by The Killers during the night.
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Their performance marked the first time the group had danced in a show without Katie.
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First, his young daughter danced in, followed by a baby rolling in with a walker.
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As I strolled down the boardwalk, I danced and sang to every song I heard.
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Justin danced, chatted up fans and even explained why he was brought to tears ... sorta.
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Trump should have danced with the ones who brung him, as the old saying goes.
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In stories tragic to gleeful, here's where they ended up after they tap-danced away.
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"#IMWITHME" Inside the party, she danced with her entourage and even twerked with Kendall Jenner.
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Lorde gave the singer a shoutout during her set and Chance the Rapper danced along.
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Even outside the event on Saturday, a person dressed as Trump danced on the street.
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We went back to his, danced naked, and, I think, fell in love a little.
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Dressed in a red robe, the young royal danced and rocked along to the music.
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I danced like an idiot for about an hour and there was no one around.
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Nomi Ruiz: I sang before I could talk, and when I could walk, I danced.
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Green and purple curtains of light danced in the skies around the world this weekend.
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"Khloe, Kourtney and Kris seemed to have a blast — they danced nonstop," the insider says.
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Daniels began singing along and even danced with YG as the crowd continued to shriek.
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After returning to New York, he danced with Shen Wei Dance Arts for two years.
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"He realizes that if he danced like the others he would hurt people," he said.
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Women dressed in native peasant costumes danced on stage to an accordion-led polka band.
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Ashley put the phone on speaker, and the three of them danced around it together.
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And you know, it was very distressing, because of course everybody danced upon my grave.
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They were engineered to stay snugly in place on the actress's body while she danced.
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The old steps of 'Swan Lake' can be danced in ways which make them new.
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His teammates fell into one another's arms and danced around the huge Davis Cup trophy.
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Ms. Castro expressed disdain for the thousands who danced and rejoiced over her brother's death.
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And they beamed and screamed and danced as if they'd just won the World Series.
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The gala fare, however, included an excerpt from Graham's 1934 "Celebration," danced by men. Sorry?
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This 1959 ballet is danced in silence, but that isn't the only challenge it poses.
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Smoky black guy,' and she danced, but she didn't want anything to do with him.
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As the group played their instruments on stage, the hologram danced and sang beside them.
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Sources say Katy stayed for roughly 15 minutes and danced a majority of the time.
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The third-most popular song baby boomers danced to was "At Last" by Etta James.
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The D.J.'s music pulsated, and a crowd of students danced, some on the tables.
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At the same performance, Ashley Bouder danced Balanchine's "Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux" with Andrew Veyette.
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Afterward, they cleared the table, turned on bachata music and danced in the living room.
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With a D.J. playing music, the guests danced a conga line and enjoyed the evening.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the ballet company with which Arthur Mitchell danced.
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And Then We Danced is a gay love story set in a Georgian dance company.
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The band played "Shalom Aleichem" and then a klezmer song as congregants danced the hora.
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The music came on, Gronk busted out into the arena ... AND DANCED HIS ASS OFF!
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Trixie, whose makeup doesn't allow for much range, danced wildly around her, but BeBe won.
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She has danced across the country in recent months, from Las Vegas to Long Island.
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"Victoria" is skillfully put together and skillfully danced, but it's hard to see the point.
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As it concluded, when he sprinkled silver dust, they came to life and danced offstage.
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Her compositions have always danced along that coveted line between what's composed and what's improvised.
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We all enjoyed running and following the lion as it danced and pranced around Chinatown.
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Thirty years ago, during the company's 20th anniversary season, those ballets were danced in full.
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Alone in the Amazon, she danced on the wings of her plane in the moonlight.
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At first I danced the children's roles, then I began to dance the adult roles.
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Or the way Hanna danced with fierce joy while bellowing from a place deep inside.
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Nonfiction AND THEN WE DANCED A Voyage Into the Groove By Henry Alford 256 pp.
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Under the name Stix, Mr. Tokmak danced with the Cirque du Soleil for several years.
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On Wednesday, they danced "Tarantella," another workout duet, but in ballet-Neopolitan style, with tambourines.
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There's nothing even to tell us even what music Gamsatti danced her solo variation to.
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Kate played with a group of kids and danced with a 15-month-old baby.
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The athletes streamed out of the stands onto the floor and many of them danced.
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At the same time less stubborn on some investments that Jerry has understandably danced around.
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I would have never thought to serve mushrooms with cheese, but they danced together perfectly.
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They've danced together for years, but the expressiveness of their performance brought out something new.
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"I danced early in the day so pretty much ate vegan until dinner," he said.
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In 2012 and 2013, he danced from the top to the bottom of Great Britain.
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I think the last time I danced was when I taught modern dance in 1994.
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Supporters of the new leader sang and danced outside the National Assembly following his speech.
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On impulse, they slow-danced to their favorite song, "I Found You" by Alabama Shakes.
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The millstone turned to parade balloons; and Mr. Reagan all but danced into the presidency.
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Circus performers in colorful, intricate costumes danced atop elevated platforms and wove throughout the crowd.
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The people in his work danced, prayed and grieved — often in crowds, suggesting an urgency.
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Activists waved flags and danced to songs including the Bee Gees 1977 classic Stayin' Alive.
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Some Arabs, many of whom had been conscripted by the Ottomans, danced in the streets.
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Kamala Harris, who danced her way into the arena, also had a huge cheering section.
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Women dressed in wedding gowns danced with their grooms, both with faces painted as skulls.
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They danced alongside the preppy protesters and then, with beautiful smiles, lifted their middle fingers.
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They danced, as an offering, before stealing the horses and escaping into the Cuchumatán Mountains.
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What she conjures is a series of relationships, defined by mutual support — and superbly danced.
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Society expected I tackle a random kid in football, and instead I went and danced.
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That's not to say there weren't any well-trafficked articles that danced on Damond's grave.
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They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon; And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, They danced by the light of the moon, The moon, The moon, They danced by the light of the moon.
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Subeliani said the protesters at the "And Then We Danced" premiere became incensed when they recognized her as the woman who had danced on top of the Heroes Memorial in front of Georgia's Parliament in May 2018, an image that circulated around the world.
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Kenzi's face lit up was disbelief as she clapped, danced, and hugged her now-famous dad.
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" Sunshine danced off his spangled custom-made Dodgers jersey, emblazoned with an appropriate team number: "21999.
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Misty Copeland danced her way into her longtime boyfriend's heart, and now they are officially married.
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What's more, much of the season has nothing to do with what or how she danced.
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She danced and sang with friends, including Larsa Pippen, Carla DiBello LaLa Anthony and Maria Menounos.
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And she doesn't just sing — DaniLeigh has danced with Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott, Pharrell, and Meghan Trainor.
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While Pitbull took the stage, Travolta danced along with GMA host Robin Roberts in the wings.
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I was kicked out of Flex at 5:00 AM because I danced on the stage.
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Rather than coding its ideology in metaphor or subtext, it's danced right in front of you.
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Michelle Obama danced her heart out at the coolest World Cup watch party ever on Sunday.
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We have danced more than 500 miles together and I would do it all over again.
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They danced around the subject, calling Trump an "unindicted co-conspirator" in the words of Sens.
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"We're celebrating Eurovision, celebrating freedom, celebrating good music," said Yanit Azulin as she danced with friends.
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Many also waved Puerto Rican flags and danced as they made their way down Fifth Avenue.
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The guests sipped on personalized cocktails and, in one clip, Kendall danced around with a microphone.
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I sang and danced on the main stage for Broadway, rock, and Cirque de Soleil shows.
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Danced in high-heeled boots, its footwork flows to the edges of soles, twisting ankles too.
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Alyssa Milano, wearing a jacket from her Touch clothing line, danced with her entourage in VIP.
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But alas, what most people noticed about the Obamas' visit is that they danced the tango.
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The next day Roomba danced and charged with relief, Kaskil laughing at his friend's ridiculous haircut.
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Throngs of supporters danced with joy outside the election headquarters of the Peronist leaders Sunday night.
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Throngs of supporters danced with joy outside the election headquarters of the Peronist leaders Sunday night.
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She danced at Studio 54, moved to Hollywood to try acting, and briefly dated Sly Stallone.
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Neither of us has danced in a while, so we decide to go dancing together soon.
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"[Bones] don't tell you about how we lived and loved and dressed and danced," he argues.
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He appeared emotional as he performed "How Great" and he danced (and rapped) alongside Franklin energetically.
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Trump and his allies have danced around the question of Russian meddling for two-plus years.
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One of the survivors, Angel Colon, is a Zumba instructor, and he danced to the song.
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Jason and I danced and yelled over the railing of the empty arena like in Titanic.
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Bonner Bolton danced in honor of his wheelchair-bound uncle on Monday's Dancing with the Stars.
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They were so into it that they often stood up, danced around, and pumped their fists.
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The actor and Fowler mingled with friends like Nadine Leopold and Tobey Maguire, and danced together.
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From that little reference to pop days gone by, Lopez danced through many of her hits.
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There, a violinist played Pachelbel's "Canon in D" as a handful of couples danced around them.
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This was where Baru, his totemic animal, the saltwater crocodile, wandered and danced in the Dreamtime.
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They danced and raised their hands over their MAGA hats when The Village People's "YMCA" played.
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Hell, we even danced to "Back to Back" as it pushed Meek further out of relevance.
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We shopped, we danced, and we somehow ended up in a pick-up game of soccer.
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They danced their hearts out on the beach in celebration ... so it'd seem she digs it.
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So tonight I either danced awkwardly with Paul McCartney or we did sick stationary slalom moves.
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"I danced really silly and people were laughing and I think it's gotten people's spirits up."
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The 77-year-old Kuczynski danced, bounced, and struggled to touch his toes to electronic music.
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"Last season Harper tap danced for all the ladies working on the sewing machines," she shared.
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"I joke that I have danced my entire dancing career with just one person," he said.
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"I got up and I ran and danced weirdly around my dining room," Ross tells PEOPLE.
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They danced to Waka Flocka Flame's "Grove St. Party" and Nicki Minaj's "No Frauds" ... two classics.
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Broadway's big night "Dear Evan Hansen" danced away as best musical at this year's Tony Awards.
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During one school session 140 children danced on tables, singing "No, no, no to children rape."
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"Last season Harper tap-danced for all the ladies working on the sewing machines," she said.
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They danced to vinyl records of brassy town bands, and drove foreign motorcycles with chrome finishings.
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"Prom night was so much fun — we literally danced the night away," she told Daily Mail.
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Among the lumbering sloggers he dodged and danced, floating like a butterfly, stinging like a bee.
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She danced as if her life depended on it, and in a lot ways, it did.
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At my parents' wedding, the Greeks put their gripes aside and danced the kalamatiano with Americans.
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Instead of standing around awkwardly, I danced and actually sang along to some of the songs.
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King Tuff DJ'ed, Rikky Gage performed, and I danced with a lot of cute, famous women.
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He danced to "Everybody Dance Now," which will be in my head for the next week.
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One night at a party, I saw a woman strip off her clothes as she danced.
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Mr. Cornejo and Ms. Ferri had intersected briefly at Ballet Theater, but had never danced together.
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In carefully rhythmic, halting steps, he danced across the stage, sprinkling grits as if in sacrament.
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Aoife got married on New Year's Eve ... and Conor danced his face off at the reception.
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"But I knew we were Garifuna because we danced the punta at home," Arzu-Brown says.
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Her name was Margaretha Zelle, but she had danced nude under the stage name Mata Hari.
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At the reception, they danced together, and guests mingled with Mr. Thomas and his wife, Nancy.
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The Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev made the comparison between how Cruyff moved and how Nureyev danced.
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They were joined by about 50 guests, who ate and danced at Mr. Uribe's family home.
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Even when the banger "Under the Sea" came on—it was just the fish who danced.
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I must have danced to it and enjoyed it, as you do when you're a toddler.
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Atlanta rappers danced "The Dab" before Hillary Clinton brought the meme to daytime television on Ellen.
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Because people danced exclusively to live music at that point, the law also applied to musicians.
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I went out and danced and partied and came home and wrote about how I felt.
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Snouted, declawed, castrated probably, he danced on hind feet to the musics of a short whip.
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Records show he was a registered Republican; friends said he once danced as a male stripper.
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They danced all night, and they saw each other at parties over the next two years.
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Cubs relievers danced in the bullpen after each long ball, as they have during the season.
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" He danced the part, Walter Terry wrote, "as if he were Mercury subjected to a hotfoot.
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In the 1980s, celebrities were artists, writers and people in drag who danced on the bar.
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And she looked on, apparently unfazed, as her daughter danced the night away at Studio 54.
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As for Ms. Moser's first performance, she could have danced all night, but she did not.
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In high school, she studied with the choreographer Hanna Kahn, in whose company Mark Morris danced.
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The bride and groom danced and, as they did, the groom wiped away the bride's tears.
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Nearby, a large group of 30-something men in tailored pants and fresh Nikes danced intensely.
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Some have backgrounds in gymnastics or ballet; others never danced before attending their first pole class.
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"In a full thunderstorm, we danced together at the top of this castle," Mr. Eustis said.
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At the company's annual developer conference, executives danced around the recent tech backlash, our columnist writes.
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In New York, I danced with executives and activists, divorcées, handymen, intrepid college kids and engineers.
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Whoever built it, whoever raised the spring, danced, performed reversals or miracles — no one is sure.
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On Wednesday, it was danced by Kara Chan, Kellie Drobnick and Reed Tankersley — elegantly, exactly, charmingly.
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Some who had danced with Mr. Ramasar for years were initially sad to see him go.
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And then Salah danced past Sergio Ramos, a player whose grace and guile encapsulate his team.
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When she danced the lead in 2015, she was stepping in for an injured Polina Semionova.
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Moments before, Strasburg had danced in the middle of a circle of teammates from Latin America.
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It changed the way America danced, dressed, coifed and sounded — sometimes within hours of its airtime.
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Looks like he kept the set going too -- Antonio danced onstage and kept tossing around cash.
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In a swirl of ululations, mothers with infants strapped to their backs danced around the drummers.
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"After about a minute, my mom came out there and I danced with her," Veazey said.
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" Audiences watched as Van Der Beek danced a touching Foxtrot to Hozier's "Take Me to Church.
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She also danced in a touring production of the Duke Ellington revue "Sophisticated Ladies" in 1982.
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Per her Instagram Story, posted by Entertainment Tonight, Carter danced the night away in the crowd.
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I was watching The Mask in my cousin's basement, and Cameron Diaz came out and danced.
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"I was dumbfounded when they all danced to it," Mr. Subotnick said recently, with a laugh.
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The outlandish Tesla CEO danced like nobody was watching in front of a very large crowd.
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He lay collapsed on his mother's chest while everyone else danced; he died on Nov. 6.
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Happy birthday, Part 2 Virginia McLaurin danced with a president and first lady at age 106.
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Miss District of Columbia danced in a showstopping red outfit during the 2007 Miss America pageant.
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The shadows danced on the wall of her bedroom as she turned them in her hand.
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Fifth Avenue was closed down as a 50-person choir sang and danced in the street.
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A protester was playing it on an upright piano as couples danced and people sang along.
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But he eventually did — although the video suggests Michelle Obama danced with a little more gusto.
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With great charm, Vincent Sekwati Koko Mantsoe danced his own solo "Gula," first made in 1993.
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As they danced, a work crew just outside the auditorium struggled with another kind of line.
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To distract himself and keep the audience from noticing his injury, he danced like a madman.
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After lunch, everyone joined hands and danced to traditional Jewish music performed by a live band.
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Ms. Spears looked/danced/sounded better than ever, according to my wife, a life-long fan.
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" _Synesthesia is a captivation and generative translation of the movement danced in microgravity," the duo say.
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Fallon danced in the street and played with the daughter of Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rossello.
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These were the New York premieres of Jessica Lang's "Tesseracts of Time" (danced by her company) and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's "Fall" (danced by Royal Ballet Flanders) and the United States premieres of Marco Goerke's "Woke Up Blind" and Cheng Tsung-Lung's "Beckoning" (Cloud Gate 2, from Taiwan).
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In fact, you probably danced to it last summer: "One Dance" by Drake, featuring Wizkid and Kyla.
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Some hugged policemen in the street amid cheers, others beeped car horns, and some danced and drank.
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Horse and lamb were served as musicians played traditional folk music, to which government officials danced enthusiastically.
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The way she danced around the kitchen in her apron, sprinkling flour in an almost choreographed movement.
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I also sat down in it and yes, maybe I turned on Beyoncé and danced in it.
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It includes the velvet gown she wore at the White House when she danced with John Travolta.
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The expression comes from one's connection to the music, as it is listened to or danced to.
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She posed for photographers, danced in the rain and even shared her red carpet snaps on Instagram.
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He never danced in the end zone, even when it would have felt good for a moment.
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Ambrosio, wearing a gorgeous black dress with cut-outs, danced and laughed with Ratajkowski throughout the evening.
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Ma winked at us and danced around the table with a cocktail shaker she'd nicked from me.
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Charlie Rangel in Washington Heights on Sunday, danced to Latin music with a group of local politicians.
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Shakira had belly-danced before, but the exotified image quickly defined her in the US pop market.
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I danced around the room, turned it up some more, and then I listened to it again.
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Young geeks dressed up as comic-book superheroes, boys and girls mingled and some even danced together.
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Lincoln I think you have literally fulfilled your request—you have danced in the worst way possible.
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In the ethnically mixed city of Kirkuk, Kurds sang and danced as they flocked to polling stations.
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The choreography is simple enough, even for someone like me who hasn't danced since their teen years.
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It matters little that the duet was danced by Mr. Brown and a woman, I-Ling Liu.
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Elsewhere members of another local tribe danced in a circle in leaf skirts and ornate feathered headdresses.
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She danced with folk ensembles, too — because it was a job you could do at the time.
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The music was very nice when I danced with my wife — I could hear the higher beats!
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Ashley: We've danced around this question, but to be explicit, why do people participate in hashtag holidays?
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Next, the two danced to Katy Perry's Olympic anthem "Rise" in honor of Hernandez's incredibly memorable year.
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And her commitment to fitness showed as she danced her heart out alongside her plentiful backup dancers.
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She's such a raver, she tells me, who once danced so hard she tore her Achilles tendon.
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But Latif and the rest of the show's team danced around that reveal until the episode aired.
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Etta James' "At Last," the song they danced to at the 2009 Inauguration Ball, is on here.
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Someone turned a radio on, and we danced in the fading New York City sunset and laughed.
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She later loosened up and was recorded pretending to whip around a lasso as Gronkowski danced wildly.
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They danced and did silly poses around the set, some of which were choreographed and others improvised.
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Before they danced in the finale, she met his parents, who were visiting from out of town.
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At one point, Jordyn stood up and danced in front of him while taking a hookah hit.
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He had not danced except for childhood ballet lessons that he said served him well in football.
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The model danced to house music as she excitingly waited to play one of the carnival games.
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Drag queens with Sachertorte headdresses (a cake that is arguably Vienna's most famous export) danced the waltz.
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"The girls drank Johnnie Walker Black Label and danced in the DJ booth," a source tells PEOPLE.
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"He danced down the aisle of my church and had this burst of energy," says Walker-Pearlman.
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But they weren't focused on these stereotypes as they danced; they were trying to remember the moves.
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He was up for it and danced and engaged with people on the street like a pro.
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I danced my fingers through the air again and took in all the green, all the quiet.
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"You're magic," Inaba told Brown, who was paired with pro Sharna Burgess and danced a complicated quickstep.
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In 1995, he danced frantically at the Glastonbury Festival with cropped pink hair and extensive facial piercing.
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It looks like people were hanging from the rafters as the parents looked on and half-danced.
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Kotb and Guthrie's daughters sang along and danced below the stage alongside Clarkson's daughter, River Rose, 4.
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On the pro-impeachment side of the wall, protesters sang and danced, drinking beer and munching popcorn.
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On the day of her big win, Torres danced to "Hubo Alguien," a steamy ballad by Anthony.
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Lovato scored second-row seats with her friends and she sang and danced during Christina's opening night.
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Performers and artwork danced across the floor throughout the ceremony highlighting South Korea's art, history and culture.
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The two danced in the crowd with friends including Anderson, Swift's brother Austin and country singerKelsey Ballerini.
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More importantly, how are the creepy clowns that danced in the show's recent promo connected to bees?
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Some members of the public watched, although more danced to a nearby sound system playing salsa music.
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There followed the first New York performance of "Changeling" since Cunningham danced it over 50 years ago.
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Late last month, the model danced in celebration of the end of her very long work week.
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Ali danced around the ring looking for a chance to land a punch but not finding one.
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During the performance, in which Beyoncé sang songs and danced, she also seemed to cut her ear.
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As The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, he sang, danced and acted alongside Kermit and the gang.
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After all, it's hard to forget about that time she danced to "Uptown Funk" with Ellen DeGeneres.
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If ballet aims for the ethereal, hiplet, generally danced to pop music, is more concerned with earthiness.
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"I loved him even as I danced around him with my hands in the air," he writes.
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They danced, they chanted, they even — for some reason — did the Icelandic Thunderclap routine a few times.
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Titov, meanwhile, told the Post that he attended several receptions, including a ball where the president danced.
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Ms. Hutsell and Mr. Huxley also danced another world premiere, "The Answer," to music by Judd Greenstein.
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A Calumma nasutum, the nose-horned chameleon danced on the end of a branch in Andasibe, Madagascar.
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Below us, fish and sea turtles danced through an underwater wonderland of colorful corals and swaying seagrass.
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His teammates and coach had initially danced around the question about whether Brady was in the building.
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I danced a small, silent desert dance, in celebration and to warm me up, then caught myself.
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For a week, hundreds of delegates discussed the terms, and in the evening danced to cumbia bands.
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Anthony Taylor danced the cautionary dance with his partner, head bobbing, looking for a moment to strike.
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I guess we could all re-watch The Little Mermaid for some inspiration but she never danced!
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Kurt: I mean, I've never danced so much except for at Chris' concert, that's never happened before!
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Both of us danced to the DJ, me holding her tiny hand to support her wobbly standing.
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Everyone eventually went inside and danced their faces off to Sebastian and got transcendental with Nicolas Jaar.
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We traveled the country to find the people who now sleep, eat, and work where you danced.
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DJs played breakbeats from soul, funk, rock, and Latin records while b-boys danced and MCs rhymed.
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In an exclusive interview with Axios, America's PEOTUS notably danced around several questions without giving direct answers.
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Even when the stadium was temporarily evacuated due to lightning, people still danced defiantly in the rain.
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They went on a picnic to Niagara Falls and danced around a maypole at a spring festival.
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In 2000, she danced the part with Mr. Veyette at the School of American Ballet's workshop performances.
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Women drank hibiscus cocktails and danced happily with each other as a female DJ played a set.
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They slid in the soggy grass and danced around the field and took flags on victory laps.
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They danced beside one another, shared a joint, cheered on a black woman dropping from the sky.
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As the rally attendees left, the people in Boston Common cheered, chanted "Black Lives Matter," and danced.
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With faces painted, dozens danced in circles as they prayed to put an end to the fires.
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As news anchors tried to report the incident, they danced — carefully — around The Mooch's expletive-laden tirade.
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"Victoria" is carefully wrought, well danced and cleverly designed, with a serviceable cinematic score by Philip Feeney.
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Hawkins danced the challenging title role, the penitent who flagellates himself to attain fuller belief and enlightenment.
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" David Winters started as a Broadway hoofer and danced in the original production of "West Side Story.
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We'll never forget the gigantic cranes looming over everyone as we danced on the peninsula till dawn.
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Visions of blowing the rubes' minds with Bill Hicks-like rants and diatribes danced through my head.
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He worked extensively with the postmodern choreographer David Gordon, in whose company he danced for 10 years.
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At the company's annual conference for developers, executives danced around the recent tech backlash, our columnist writes.
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Hundreds more fans blocked traffic outside and danced to music while the police tried to keep order.
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A group of them danced into Coley's hospital room clapping and singing songs by the Backstreet Boys.
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Balanchine made its lead roles for Ms. McBride and Helgi Tomasson, who danced them into the 1980s.
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On the steps of an iconic courthouse in Bangalore, people danced, kissed and hugged tightly, eyes closed.
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An anthem has popped up in Queens — as rousing as one should be, but danced not sung.
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When I finally rejoined the Manly Beach group, I practically danced for the rest of the day.
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Like Cruise, Jonas danced in front of a fireplace while clutching a candle holder as his microphone.
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She danced at prom on May 5, avoiding drinks and still choosing not to disclose her pregnancy.
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At Mr. Obama's first inauguration, Beyoncé sang Etta James's "At Last" as he and Michelle Obama danced.
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Romer was so cheered by his answer that she jumped up and danced in the baggage claim.
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So she went along, and danced with Mr. Selvadurai at a TriBeCa bar until well after midnight.
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He walked inside, where mothers danced around the laughing boys, shoving them playfully down to the court.
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We pundits were tossing all steamed in our beds,While Trump's certain acquittal danced in our heads.
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But nobody danced to Mahalia; hers was a moral moment, and the mainstream largely left her there.
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Ms. Smirnova, still young, first danced the "Diamonds" role in 2012, near the start of her career.
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Thousands converged on the Boston Common in a cold rain, and children danced to a brass band.
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During the night's first round, Brown and Bersten danced the Viennese waltz to "Lover" by Taylor Swift.
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Political debate this week danced mostly around a single question: How long will the Gentiloni government last?
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After the birth of her son, Ms. Moore danced in various television shows before turning to acting.
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He danced with cheerleaders and made snow angels with his daughter amid the red and blue confetti.
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While their wives danced in the streets, men were instructed to stay home and tend the children.
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Fans sang and danced to Miller's music, while others painted pictures of the late rapper, KDKA said.
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Women dressed in all-white outfits waved handkerchiefs and sang local songs as they danced in tribute.
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But nothing compared with the musical number in "Shrek" when Sutton Foster tap danced with the rats.
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They overlapped at the company — she danced there from 1984 to 2014; he, from 1998 to 2014.
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It was a literally activist art form; videos of some being danced are among the show's highlights.
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Now his shadow is huge, his influence evident in generations of choreographers who never danced for him.
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More radical yet, he added a new solo that transformed the work, danced by the lead man.
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She previously danced with the New York City Ballet as a member of the corps de ballet.
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Assad supporters reportedly danced to nationalist songs while waving the Syrian, Russian, and Iranian flags in unison.
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She danced the opening waltz with a real royal, 19-year-old Maharaja Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur.
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We meandered past cafes on a boulevard where DJs spun sets and people danced on the sidewalk.
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Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook danced to a cover of Tracy Byrd's "The Keeper of the Stars."
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Chopin, Danced by City Ballet Jerome Robbins's "Dances at a Gathering," set to Chopin mazurkas, waltzes, and études, will be danced by New York City Ballet Moves, City Ballet's small touring outfit, which is appearing at the festival for the first time from June 30 through July 2.
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That did not sit well with Westbrook, who pushed Villanueva out of the way and danced even harder.
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He danced like the fire was an afterthought, like it was the normal thing that could be happening.
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Earlier in the show, Vale danced with Guthrie while Fitz & The Tantrums performed on the Today show plaza.
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"I got up and I ran and danced weirdly around my dining room," she told PEOPLE that day.
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During the performance, Nick gave Chopra a kiss in the audience while Joe danced with his love, Turner.
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During their bizarre election campaign, Asahara and his top disciples sang and danced to the guru&aposs songs.
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Crowds danced and sang for the leaders, and Asmara&aposs streets were hung with Ethiopian and Eritrean flags.
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Sprinter Allyson Felix danced to the music and wore a huge smile as she walked with her teammates.
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In several clips, they also danced while their rumored musical collaboration appeared to be teased in the background.
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This all occurred as Sufjan did his best Chris Martin impression and danced around like a disco ball.
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A longtime fan of Swift's music, Max danced to "Blank Space" with his mom on that special day.
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Obviously, anyone who's danced to Madonna or Billy Idol knows that the "fashion cross" isn't a new phenomenon.
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Malik danced to a cover of the theme performed on the tabla, a traditional South Asian percussion instrument.
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In Reno, Indigenous women danced their way out front, again to draw attention to the justice system's failures.
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He gave a little party for me at a disco and we danced, did the disco bunny hop.
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In happier times, they told Haitian jokes to each other and danced to Dominican bachata on the radio.
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As people drove past, she waved and danced the kind of two-step people do to keep warm.
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I danced as a little kid, but this is nothing like what I'm going to expect, I'm sure.
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Researchers have found evidence that dinosaurs danced, both to terrify their enemies and impress their would-be lovers.
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A woman danced around her sister's deathbed shouting to horrified family members that the body can yet live.
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A group of black-clad Roman Catholic priests danced the conga, while children rushed around the grassy arena.
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"It was a lovely, wonderful experience, I think I'm dreaming," said Abraham David, who danced with the duchess.
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She pole-danced and worked as an acrobatWhile living in Hawaii with Snowden, Mills explored her saucy side.
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In the Oceti Sakowin camp, native and non-native alike danced to celebratory drumming that blasted through loudspeakers.
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It was attended by the pope and 50 courtesans, who after dinner danced "fully dressed and then naked".
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Kardashian's friends danced at a table while she was seen singing along to Bieber's songs, the source says.
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He's danced with Beyoncé and jammed with Justin Timberlake, but Drew Vision is ready for his own spotlight.
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The two danced side-by-side, mastering the booty shake and hair flip all at the same time.
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Together, they glided, danced, and reminded me that it's possible to let loose on wheels, insecurities be damned.
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They paired up to show off their moves while Royce danced with one lucky guest from the audience.
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People in costumes, a caterpillar with wings, a rainbow, and a sun danced around to the music. Confetti!
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Scott Disick was there, but took a back seat to the action as Sofia danced wildly with friends.
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As he danced while lying in bed, soon the nurses who had been caring for him joined in.
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During last year's event, Kristen Stewart danced into the night as then-rumored girlfriend Soko provided the beats.
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We danced to forget about those who were dying or dead, to remind ourselves we were still alive.
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Cardi danced on couches with her sister, Hennessy Carolina, and Janelle Monae Tuesday night at NYC's Moxy Hotel.
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In the 41st minute, Pogba danced along the sideline and curled a beautiful cross into the penalty area.
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She [the Dingo] taught me a lot of things, we ate together, had fun, and danced like dogs.
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Draymond jumped onto his table at Harlot nightclub -- while teammate Ian Clark danced in his own VIP booth.
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At the White House, the Obamas and McLaurin held hands and playfully danced before posing for a photo.
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Activists sang and danced outside the courthouse after the ruling while miners walked out triumphantly with fists raised.
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Guests dined in style -- steak and lobster -- and danced to hip-hop, disco and, of course, reggae. #Congratulations
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Berlin felt empty and magical, lit up in shadowy lights that danced on the barren, snow-covered streets.
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And it didn't hurt that he danced the Ukrainian "hopak" after beating Italy's Clemente Russo in the finals.
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Following the ceremony, the couple reportedly danced, sang, and laughed the night away with their family and friends.
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She and her friends drank and danced to Somali and American pop music, and she held her boyfriend.
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The two chatted and danced, and then they went to an after party, where he asked her out.
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Santigold, as the songwriter Santi White calls herself, danced across those distinctions at Hammerstein Ballroom on Saturday night.
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The music video showed off Cardi B, Ozuna, and Gomez's chemistry as they danced around a fiery volcano.
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For 11 billion years after, these stars danced around one another until they died in the final collision.
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Meanwhile, the life of the party was Jon Hamm, who "danced all over the venue," says the onlooker.
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The couple slow danced for the crowd before sitting down, Mr. Harvey whispering and softly singing the lyrics.
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And people danced and celebrated there last year when the Supreme Court declared marriage a right for all.
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The striking workers on Wednesday sang and danced as they gathered outside the offices of the Apex Council.
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She also posted music videos, in which she danced in trendy but offbeat outfits against computer-generated imagery.
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There were even impromptu parties later that night where men danced on the street in proximity to women.
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As it happens, Balanchine, who had danced in this ballet in Russia as a boy, also revisited it.
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Corden sang along and danced before enthusiastically thanking the singer and wiping away what appeared to be tears.
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"Last night with my kids at home," the Avatar star, 40, tells PEOPLE of how recently he danced.
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