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rehearsal
noun as in preparation for performance
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Sahar said she first heard Java’s name about 15 years ago, when a man at a rehearsal told her she reminded him of Java.
Bode and Slater then learned the moves over a few weeks of rehearsal, making changes as needed.
Celebrities have been outspoken about their treatment recently, and the show has put in place heightened welfare measures including chaperones in rehearsals.
Nayfack: Our first rehearsal was on the day of the election.
“We had three or four days of rehearsal, but I was nervous,” says Rossellini, speaking at the Corinthia Hotel after the London Film Festival premiere of “Conclave” in October.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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