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These Company dancers, on March 29, in succeeding groupings, swept onto the stage to the music of Camille Saint-Saens, modeling a class with barre exercises.
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Welcome back to A Macintosh History: a history of the Apple Mac told through the pages of MacUser magazine. This post is based on the March 1986 issue. New to the series? Start at the beginning with October 1985.
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