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break dance
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break dance

Street dance that originated in the USA in the late 1970s. It consists of disjointed robotic movements or acrobatic spins executed on the back or the head. It is part of the hip-hop culture.



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His uncle recalled Dennis' talents at Marion: he sang beautifully in the chorus and was a dynamite Tiger mascot for the football and basketball teams, where he would breakdance on the smooth gym floor.
Six months after Election Day, campaign '04 feels a bit like that bourbon-fueled night you made out with the clerk in the next cubicle, or the summer you joined that self-improvement group that turned out to be a cult, or the year in junior high when you wore parachute pants everywhere and insisted against all evidence that you could breakdance.
Gibson contributes vibrant club showdowns and back-alley breakdance, slinky video sequences, and a hip-hop recital with fast-paced ensemble work.
 
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