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OK Pop Quiz
\n – What is the first name of the Russian Ballerina who reportedly lost
\n her job for being too tall and heavy for the male dancers to lift?
\n Well, if you don’t know it now, wanna bet you know it and are sick to
\n death
\n of it in six months?<\/p>\n
Is this woman a ready-made media sensation, or what? Watch for her on
\n news magazines, then talk shows, followed by reality shows, music videos,
\n and commercials (for Weight Watchers?) You can tell she’s ready for prime-time
\n by her reaction
\n to her firing – she’s suing, of course!<\/p>\n
"I only wanted a contract on equal conditions with others. The contract
\n they offered me amounted to a gradual dismissal," she said. <\/p>\n
She also claims a plot involving a former boyfriend. And her name
\n is Anastasia. I bet she needs an English teacher…<\/p>\n
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