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While Roberts is largely hands off with things like hitters’ meetings and pitching strategy, he will dance around the field during pregame workouts — literally, sometimes, depending on the playlist — and approach players for private, upbeat conversations.

England's interim manager now has two more games, the tough trip to face Greece in Athens and a Wembley meeting with the Republic of Ireland in November, before the dizzying dance around whether he wants the job - or the Football Association actually want him to do it - must end.

The child's mother told Basildon Crown Court her daughter was "no longer the little girl who would dance around the living room".

To decisively win the debate, Harris must do more than dance around Trump; she must demonstrate to the American people that the Trumpian archetype—the impulsive narcissistic bully who promises protection in exchange for absolute fealty—is a faux solution for what is in fact a very real problem: the fact that so many hardworking people in America feel isolated, overlooked, and powerless.

“She used to sassily dance around all the time. But she was not into dressing up. She used to idolise soldiers and would listen to songs all day that talked about soldiers who dedicated their lives for the country. She was brave and strong, and not scared of anything,” says Lalthantluangi, Lalnunpuii’s mother.