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It may not have been the all-singing, all-dancing display that would have made some people very happy, but it was pleasingly workmanlike.
Six Nations 2011: Toby Flood plays key role in England win | Ben Kay 2011
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Do I want an all-singing, all-dancing device that reads books as well?
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The brutal Creagh is she, by chance, related to the Kray brothers? called it "another all-singing, all-dancing disaster by the worst performing department" in Whitehall and dismissed Defra's circus licensing option as pathetic.
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She may have attended the Brit School, but she is as far from the dead-eyed, all-singing, all-dancing stage-school desperado as imaginable.
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While Aguilera et al started their all-singing, all-dancing careers, Gosling took a different lesson from his days in Walt's kingdom.
The life of Ryan 2011
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Another musical in what wound up being an all-singing, all-dancing week.
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Bill T. Jones's all-singing, all-dancing show has brought genuine diversity to the heart of Broadway.
Can a Fela Kuti musical change British theatre's tune? Carlene Thomas-Bailey 2010
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Apr–Sep; from £8 per pitch per night, £2 per adult, £1 per child 5-16, under-5s free; 01571 855377A refreshing antidote to the all-singing, all-dancing "holiday parks" that monopolise huge swaths of the West Country with their regimented ranks of caravans clubhouses and swimming pools, Mount Folly is a working farm offering low-key, rustic camping.
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Another musical in what wound up being an all-singing, all-dancing week.
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The need to bung another £40m into whatever all-singing, all-dancing spectacular the director of Trainspotting and Slumdog Millionaire has in mind demonstrated how fundamentally the organisers have misjudged so much about these Games.
London 2012's opening ceremony will not better Beijing, so why try? | Richard Williams 2011
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