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'Dancing with the Stars' down to wire: Adios Ian Ziering and Cheryl Burke

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By Stone Martindale May 16, 2007, 16:52 GMT


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Marnie L.May 17th, 2007 - 04:55:33

I think Apolo is probably the best, but I love Joey too. The judges think Laila is so graceful, and she does well, but I don't feel she is especially graceful - more forceful than anything. She is a beautiful girl and really wants to win, but I hope Apolo is the one. When I first heard of this show I had no interest whatsoever of watching celebrities learn to dance, but I watched it a couple of times and got hooked - very entertaining.

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