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You must let me teach you to dance the tango.
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Thousands of couples have taken to streets of central Buenos Aires to dance the tango.
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He had played quoits with Elise Weston, punched the bag with the college boys, and taught Bobby Boynton to dance the tango.
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When we were there, they were dancing the tango or one of its manifold variations.
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On Saturday in our grey, angular old stadium, luck and efficiency danced the tango before us.
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But I can't really picture her dancing the tango, slinking around a ballroom in Kansas City with DuPaul.
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"When I left England," he said slowly, "people were dancing the tango.
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We played bridge, and danced the Tango on deck; we drummed on the piano, or warbled the latest musical comedy airs.
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When she untied it and spread it out, she saw a faded silkscreened image of a crab and a clam dancing the tango.
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We hiked to the famous Inca ruins at Machu Picchu, played football on the beach at Copacabana and even danced the tango in Buenos Aires.
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"Did you ever dance the tango?"
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"At the Earl's Court Exhibition," he says; " dancing the tango with a lady that he picked up in St. James's Park."