How did this girl know to give half curtsies to princesses and duchesses upon introduction in an informal situation? |
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And she is pretty elastic in the part, mixing dutiful curtsies of regret with glimmers of saucy defiance. |
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All week, the top seeds answered what once seemed like dated questions related to the queen, the royal family, curtsies and bows. |
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But manual scoreboards have gone the way of standing room and curtsies to the royal box this year. |
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As she walked on the grounds, a welcome line of players included Martina Navratilova, the Williams sisters, Roger Federer and Andy Roddick and there were assorted bows and curtsies. |
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No curtsies or bows will be required for Lady McCartney. |
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Dancers, in the order of their social position, often performed versions with especially choreographed figures, or floor patterns, and prefaced the dance with stylized bows and curtsies to partners and spectators. |
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