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<title>Ballroom Dancing - A Brief History</title>
<description>When you think of Ballroom dancing, you generally think of flowing gowns and dark tuxedos.  You also think of beautiful, willowy, women and tall, dark, handsome men waltzing their way around the dance floor.  Explore the history of Ballroom Dancing with this article</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 30 May 2008 08:55:04 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>Dancer By Colum McCann - Book Review</title>
<description>What a terrific book this is. It tells the story of the Russian Tatar dancer Rudolf Nureyev. The man was purportedly born on a train, rumbling down the trans Siberian railroad, and somehow that encapsulates his wandering life. This is the best book I have read this year and yet it can be bought for almost nothing.</description>
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<title>Why Does It Take Two to Tango? A Book Review Tango Instructural Dance Book</title>
<description>Do you ever remember your folks or grandparents telling you; &#34;it takes two to tango,&#34; meaning that there must be more to the story and more fault of the circumstance to spread around. Often, it was a notification that they were not buying the total story and that the blame ought to be spread around a little bit more. Well, the other day, I got thrown out of McDonalds; why you ask?</description>
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