dancing

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  • His uncle had presented her first, the dancing was about to begin, and he had felt obliged to ask if she were free. —  Mary Balogh - An Unacceptable Offer
  • Indeed, before the orchestra began to make promising noises that suggested the dancing was about to begin, Arabella found that her card was full, except for the spaces next to the two waltzes. —  The Obedient Bride
  • Flowers introduced "Joy Ride" as a song about "those Friday nights that never happen but the dancing is always sexy," and the venue turned into a green-and-orange neon dance party. —  Top Stories from LiveDaily.com
  • I actually think that this dancing is the most encouraging thing about Obama. —  South Dakota Politics
  • Contra dancing is an American folk dance that dates back to the days of early America, borrowing from British and French styles of dance. —  seMissourian.com Headlines
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