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Lily arrives at gymnastics practice and puts on a new leotard, hoping that it will bring her good luck as she tries to land the star jump on the balance beam.
Cari Meister, Jannie Ho, Christianne C. Jones,
2009
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The Reverend Guppy's Aquarium: How Jules Leotard, ...
A wonderfully entertaining and idiosyncratic tour of the lives of those whose names have become part of the language, from Joseph Guillotin to Joseph B. Frisbie.
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Working Out in Japan: Shaping the Female Body in Tokyo ...
training program and one of the early pioneers of aerobics in Japan, explains the appeal of the leotard: Now it has become usual for women to wear leotards, but at that time [198z], they longed to wear the leotards . . . the leotard brought about ...
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Ethnic Dress in the United States: A Cultural Encyclopedia
LEOTARD 187 along with the Alhambra in London. Jules had two great legacies—he performed on five trapezes, somersaulting between each of them, and he invented the maillot, later adopting the name of the leotard. At that time of its first ...
Annette Lynch, Mitchell D. Strauss,
2014
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A New Dictionary of Eponyms - Halaman 143
LEOTF\R'D,S A leotard is a tight-fitting elastic garment that worn by ballet dancers, and covers the entire torso. The romantic story behind this garment deals with its use by daredevil circus aerialists and goes back more than a hundred years.
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Leotard: The Backstage Story of Two Dancers During the ...
Leotard is an on- and off-stage story of dramas in an international ballet company.
Sally Faverot De Kerbrech, Mary Spilsbury Ross,
2013
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Leotard. the Story of Jazz Ballet Rodney
Set in the swinging sixties, it is a rollickingly funny tale of loyalty and friendship. Based on letters written home by two young dancers, Sally and Mary, Leotard is entertaining, effervescent, yet at times, poignant and heartbreaking.
Mary Ross, Sally Faverot De Kerbrech,
2014
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Sports Clothing: Personal Protective Equipment, Skin-Tight ...
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Source Wikipedia, LLC Books,
2011
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Ballet 101: A Complete Guide to Learning and Loving the ...
"Athletes of god," to translate athletae dei from the classic Latin, or "acrobats of god" in the phrase turned by Martha Graham, pass serenely, wildly, and everywhere in between through storyless ballets as themselves. M. Léotard's form-fitting ...
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1980s Fashion: Goth Subculture, Punk Fashion, Kerchief, ...
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