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Some dance academies in the Toronto area include Dance Ontario and School of Toronto Dance Theatre. You can learn more about these schools at their respective websites.

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Sevilla (the correct answer for Vistas in Spanish hw)

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There are many dance academies where famous choreographers and dancers are found. Some are American Ballet Theater, Jose Limon dance company, Royal Academy of Dance, Parsons Dance Company, and Alvin Ailey.

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IMG Academies was created in 1978.

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The motto of IMG Academies is 'The Total Athlete'.

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There are many military academies located in Georgia. You can find these academies online at www.militaryschools.us

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There are many good dance academies in Texas. But, first you need to ask yourself what type of dance you're interested in. If yu're intersted in ballet there's the following schools: You will have to check the websites I provided to learn more about these ballet academies. Go to Contact Us on the website to find the specific location of the school and to ask the school questions. If you're switching schools I strongly reccomendyou take some time to really study theses schools to make sure transferring (or begining) there is the best palce possible. To find more dance academies/ballet acdemies go to google.com, then, type in ballet schools then hit search. After that, go to maps and search in the Houston, Texas section of the map. Good luck!

Houston International Ballet Academy

http://www.houstoninternationalballet.com/ (this school looks very good for ballet)

American Academy of Dance http://www.balletonline.com/

Premier Dance Academy http://www.premierdanceacademy.net/index.html

Dance Arts Studio of Huston http://www.danceartsstudiohouston.com/

Bay Area Houston Ballet & Theatre http://www.bahbt.org/ (this school also looks very good for ballet)

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Great Hearts Academies was created in 2004.

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National Academies Forum was created in 1995.

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Urban Prep Academies's motto is 'We Believe.'.

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Urban Prep Academies was created in 2002.

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Council of Canadian Academies was created in 2002.

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International Association of Academies ended in 1913.

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International Association of Academies was created in 1899.

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Bergen County Academies was created in 1991.

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Network of African Science Academies was created in 2001.

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A. Philip Randolph Academies of Technology was created in 1977.

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He went to Hancock and Francestown academies, both in New Hampshire.

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The motto of Great Hearts Academies is 'Classical Education, Revolutionary Schools'.

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They attend academies

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Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology was created in 1969.

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All police academies require students to be at least 21 upon graduation.

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Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School was created on 1958-01-27.

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Im a defender in football/soccer and I know that when you want to go pro you mostly go through youth academies. And the academies only really select the forwards and defenders don't really ever get looked at.

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The purpose of the Burger King Academies is to inform the future workers about there jobs. If they do not attend this academy then they are not eligible for the job.

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The purpose of the Burger King Academies is to inform the future workers about there jobs. If they do not attend this academy then they are not eligible for the job.

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Computer academies.

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Firemen go to academies to get trained in fire fighting.

Also, some go to college for a degree in fire science.

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Some of the more famous ballet schools are, Juilliard, Nutmeg Ballet School, Pacific Northwest, Mary Days, The Marinsky Ballet, Paris Opera Ballet and The National Ballet of Canada.

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Because rulers believed that academies offered valuable technical benefits and enhanced royal prestige. :P

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Inside America's Military Academies - 1998 TV was released on:

USA: 10 May 1998

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Its similar to military boot camp. Lots of physical training, running and discipline. Be prepared to get yelled at on a daily basis. Most academies are anywhere from 4-8 months. Alot of state police academies are live-in academies.

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what is BARODA's full POSTCODE

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By filling the form and passing the test

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The IAA is the Independent Academies Association. They help schools in the UK that have become academies and support the staff and management team in the transition and ongoing work in the school.

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There are many soccer academies in the world. The ones that come to my mind are the Brazilian soccer Schools. this site may help you. on here you can get all the soccer schools in the world. Go Barcelona!

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no they have separate academies for boys and girls

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West Point first accepted women as Cadets in 1976, Gerald Rudolph Ford was president of the United States. All Service Academies were required to accept women with the class of 1980, which entered the academies in summer 1976.

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I would suggest talking to some local colleges. They usually know where you can find local academies that will work for certain budgets. They may also offer some classes.

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The motto of Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology is 'We came here as strangers, We became friends, and we will be leaving with memories that will never end. We are the Class of 2010!'.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_defunct_United_States_military_academies

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Tuition, room, and board are free at the service academies.

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