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The former Drag Race UK queen had spent weeks rehearsing and creating costumes for the performance at the city's Sackville Gardens in August.

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He was a fretful perfectionist who would endlessly rehearse; Anne was naturally funny; she flowed.

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Because job interviews and client deals often happen over meals, administrators want students to rehearse social etiquette.

But it was not a documentary — the actors rehearsed, did the internal work it takes to get comfortable in front of the camera and transformed themselves into their characters.

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He fell behind in the count 0-2 against Toronto reliever Louis Varland, as the crowd of 47,399 at Yankee Stadium began mentally rehearsing the chorus of boos that was one strike away.

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