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Instructer

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In`struct´er
n.1.See Instructor.


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CAPTION(S): RETREAT: At the new cabin (from left) Graham Kensett, district team manager, instructer Nicola Brown, Helen Oakley from Marriott Hotel and Lisa and Kathleen Judge Picture: WILL BINNS; D27291
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Collins, were thought unbearable: "A person well skilled in graceful and classic, steps, and unacquainted with figures, would certainly make a ridiculous appearance, beside confusing others in the set" (Ball-room Instructer [sic] 6).
 
 
 
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