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It was either a waltz or a polka, a fox-trot in one key or another.— battlecreekenquirer.com -
The stained, polished concrete floor was perfect when the Guireys and five other couples decided to learn how to fox-trot.— azcentral.com | news
So, Libero and his friends went down to Dale Dance Studios and learned how to do a variety of ballroom dances, including the fox-trot, waltz, mambo and rumba.
The waltz, the tango, the fox-trot, the quickstep, the best in Latin dance - Rumba, the Bolera, the Samba, Cha-Cha and Jives, the best of Smooth category, the Viennese waltz, the American Tango and the best of the rhythm category - featuring the Cha-Cha will be on display,
He was not being forced to fox-trot on "Dancing With the Stars."— Freep.com - RSS

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