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Subject: Re: Come dancing is back

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Paul J

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Date Posted: 10:57:43 10/22/03 Wed
In reply to: James. 's message, "Re: Come dancing is back" on 00:00:12 10/22/03 Wed

>A few teacher/judges will no doubt make a few ��s out
>of this, but will it actually help dancesport UK? Will
>the dancesport competitors gain in anyway?

It may not help "Dancesport" very much, as almost all professional competitions started when they were very young, but it will no doubt help the wider "Ballroom Dancing" scene. Any publicity that gets away from the current image of ballroom dancing must be good, as it will attract a greater range of young people into dancing.

Paul

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Come dancing is back	Jo__	11:58:11 10/22/03 Wed
Re: Come dancing is back -- James., 16:18:39 10/22/03 Wed