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Subject: Re: Meaningful Individual Results in Varsity (for mathmos only!)


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Tim
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Date Posted: 12:55:30 05/22/03 Thu
In reply to: Justine 's message, "Re: Meaningful Individual Results in Varsity (for mathmos only!)" on 12:40:28 05/22/03 Thu

Conroversial, but I think I prefer them as well. Not as good technically, but more characterisation and charisma, in my opinion. That said, I don't understand how any judge could put them first in Samba or Jive, where B+C are clearly better.



>For example, if the top
>>UK latin couple AND Brian and Carmen were dancing for
>>Oxford (he he!) in different heats. They would both
>>beat the same number of cambridge couples (i.e. all of
>>them!), but that does not mean they are equally good.
>
>You're right, I prefer Paul & Hannah!! They've beaten
>B&C in all dances except jive, unfortunately not in
>the same comp.

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