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Bruce Ross-SmithOxford• This dance correspondence is all very well Letters, 17 May, but only one set of dance instructions offers existential clues to the meaning of life, the universe and everything: "You do the hokey-cokey and you turn around / That's what it's all about."
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Misbah says they have made one hokey-cokey sort of team change, with Aizaz Cheema coming back into the team instead of Junaid Khan, a direct reversal of the switch they made in the last Test.
Pakistan v England – day one live! | Andy Bull and Rob Smyth 2012
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Peccadillo of mine, I guess … just like my fondness for dressing up in pigsflesh and doing the hokey-cokey.
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In some newspapers, this was reported as students dancing the hokey-cokey.
Student protest: how the Harry Potter generation turned into a band of rebels Robert McCrum 2010
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Actually, it's a 'hokey-cokey' horse - except that someone forgot to take the left and right legs out again.
Oslo Grand Prix: Horserse Cosmo7 2009
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There is some statistical hokey-cokey in that last paragraph of course.
Names 2004
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It's a sedate hokey-cokey set to a slow drum beat, in which you take turns in the centre.
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Misbah says they have made one hokey-cokey sort of team change, with Aizaz Cheema coming back into the team instead of Junaid Khan, a direct reversal of the switch they made in the last Test.
The Guardian World News Andy Bull 2012
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After some contract hokey-cokey, it looks like we've now secured the aforementioned permanent quarters.
Site Home computer.whisperer 2011
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Keith Vaz did the hokey-cokey with a young woman whose Page 3 dress sense rivalled Rihanna's.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Cristina Odone 2011
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