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Sam Wicks talks accents, clogdancing and folk with The Unthanks.
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There has been more indifferent singing and some clogdancing.
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All that remains is clogdancing and macrame.
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Faustus, an eminent scholar, has made himself master of every science and art, probably even clogdancing.
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In Limerick this week, various forms of percussive dance have come together, drawing on influences as diverse as African, sean nós and Appalachian clogdancing.
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You won't learn anything dancing against the chairs, shouted Ruth 'Ru' Rose, the 26 year-old instructor who's been clogdancing since the age of six.
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Clogdancing was also a popular public entertainment in 19th and 20th century Music Halls.