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Have you got any ? http://www.poledance-paris.com/align-clinical-studies-cde8.pdf#la align clinical trials It is no easy task to follow recent Royal Ballet stars like Sylvie Guillem and Tamara Rojo, who interpreted Juliet so fully that they came dangerously close to leaving nothing more to say. Yet Cuthbertson, as the best performers can, allows the role to liberate her own personality. She is helped immeasurably by her Romeo, Federico Bonelli, lyrically gifted, as beautiful as a young Italian film star, and possessed of an absolute sincerity. One believes not just that these two are in love, but that everything they are feeling is utterly new; in the balcony scene they caper together for a moment like two excitable children, and the sense of the doom that will be visited upon them is appallingly strong.
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