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2. East Coast Swing - Wikipedia

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   East Coast Swing is a rhythm dance that has both 6 and 8 beat patterns. [4] The name East Coast Swing was coined initially to distinguish the dance from the street form and the new variant used in the competitive ballroom arena (as well as separating the dance from West Coast Swing, which was developed in California).

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4. Promenade (dance move) - Wikipedia

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   Cuddle, (also called Wrap Position or Sweetheart's Wrap): The lead wraps their right arm around the follow's waist; the follow wraps their left arm around their front to hold the lead's right hand. The follow wraps their right arm over their left arm and across their front to hold the lead's left hand. Hands are at waist level.

5. Dance Moms season 1 - Wikipedia

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   The new worst show on television debuted Wednesday night on Lifetime—Dance Moms, an ugly docu-circus featuring a megaton bully of a Pittsburgh dance instructor, the little princesses she costumes as lunatic street whores, and a quorum of strenuously pathetic stage mothers, one of whom warbles that she would slit her wrists if her daughter ...

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   May 19—3rd Law Dance/Theater — a Boulder-based arts organization that has provided the public with inventive shows since 2001 — is bringing its latest performance to new levels, quite literally.

7. Lavalava - Wikipedia

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   The Samoans also created lavalava from traditional materials such as flower petals, leaves, feathers and seashells tied to a wrap-around backing of plaited plant fibers. Calico and loomed cotton cloth had largely replaced woven or barkcloth lavalava as articles of daily use (though ' ie toga and siapo wraps are still used today for ceremonial ...