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Meanings of classical ballet in English

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Usage of classical ballet in English
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Opera and circus - but not classical ballet - have also returned.
Reuters
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He's regarded in Europe as the social revolutionary of classical ballet.
The new yorker
3
She judged prestigious international competitions and continued to teach classical ballet.
Radio NZ
4
Skilled classical ballet dancers Skilled contemporary dancers Orchestral musicians What for?
The South African
5
I wanted there to be a side story to educate people on classical ballet.
Ebony
6
Brutal Ballet are a classical ballet company with a twist.
BBC
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Yet classical ballet's loss has been contemporary dance's gain.
The Guardian
8
I also danced classical ballet for many years.
Rock and Ice Magazine
9
The show is called Infinite Space, and it blends classical ballet with contemporary theory and ideas.
Radio NZ
10
The Dance Theatre of Harlem was the first classical ballet company to focus on black dancers.
BBC
11
Russia is typically known for its classical ballet but recently dancers there have been pushing new boundaries.
BBC
12
Tutus add to the spectacle of classical ballet and are equally as important as the set design.
Radio NZ
13
How does it differ in the classical ballet world, and is it easier or harder to navigate?
Ebony
14
The Japanese tea ceremony is "a ritual as formal and exquisite as the classical ballet".
The Irish Times
15
Mai had been astonished to learn that both she and Persephone had taken classical ballet as young girls.
Gods go begging
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She'd studied classical ballet, she said.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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