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Tango, Waltz, CanCan are various types of dances: they are all done for numerous reasons in different situations with various partners. In Tolstoy’s War and Peace, Natasha’s peasant dance in her uncle’s hunting lodge the night before the great war is the poetic core of the novel. Like any other spi
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s Taking Care of the Children?
2) 70 brides for 7 foreigners
chapter 4
1) Eat Like a Peasant, Feel Like a King
2) Here Come the tourists! (excerpt)
Chapter 5
1) Wired World Leaves Millions Out of the Loop
2) Tracks to the Future
chapter 6
1) Executive takes chance on pizza, transforms
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s Taking Care of the Children?
2) 70 brides for 7 foreigners
chapter 4
1) Eat Like a Peasant, Feel Like a King
2) Here Come the tourists! (excerpt)
Chapter 5
1) Wired World Leaves Millions Out of the Loop
2) Tracks to the Future
chapter 6
1) Executive takes chance on pizza, transforms
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s Taking Care of the Children?
- 70 brides for 7 foreigners
chapter 4.
- Eat Like a Peasant, Feel Like a King
- Here Come the tourists! (excerpt)
Chapter 5.
- Wired World Leaves Millions Out of the Loop
- Tracks to the Future
chapter 6.
- Executive takes chance on pizza, transforms
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