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dance master

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Noun1.dance master - a professional teacher of dancing
dancing-master
dancer, professional dancer, terpsichorean - a performer who dances professionally
instructor, teacher - a person whose occupation is teaching
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Diane Germaine Modern dance master teacher Cincinnati, OH When I'm correcting a Iot of things, I start to feel like I'm tying everybody up in knots.
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Controversial American dance master and choreographer Stephen Petronio said: "Radiohead's music is a brilliant investigation of achingly modern taste.
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uk We are offering five Culture Club members (plus guest) the opportunity to join an Irish Dance master class with Suzanne Cleary on Tuesday June 17 at noon at the Theatre Royal.
culture: Learn how to dance the Irish way; THEATRE ROYAL by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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