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• Some don't want people to know they have two left feet ."
• It feels like I have two left feet and 10 thumbs right now,
• Britain's designers regularly seem to live up to their reputation of having two left feet.
• :: : In the dance of politics, it's sometimes helpful to have two left feet.
• I feel like I have two left feet,
• Surprisingly enough, not my parents _ they have two left feet, each of them ! " he laughs.
• It's always a dance on the ledge for Miller, who appears to have two left feet at times.
• But under media pressure and egging on from supporters, he faced down the challenge of having two left feet.
• At times, it is as if he and his past have two left feet; his words all but defy reason.
• If your friends have two left feet, this pair of slippers can give a wholg fdw meaning to " Gotta Dance !"
• A few old Cuban men play Cuban music on the stage and Ms . Ros-Lehtinen, who admits to having two left feet, shuffles around.
• After all, most of us have two feet, and some of us have two left feet, as the old saying about clumsiness will have it.
• And Denis King's impeccable music for every daft or touching song is brilliantly supported by Scarlett Mackmin's improbably awful choreography, just right for a bunch of soldiers who are supposed to have two left feet.
• Several of the veterans recall affectionately how the enthusiastic German immigrants, whom Herbie Hancock describes as having two left feet, would hop around the recording sessions urging the musicians to " get some swing going on ."
• If the men can erase the stigma of having two left feet, five thumbs per hand and exaggerated cases of multiple jitters syndrome, it could be Blaine Wilson, Kormann's top gymnast at Ohio State, who is instrumental in making the change.
• The second was to become her best known book, a Crystal Kite Member Choice Finalist, and served as a prequel to " Real Mermaids Don't Hold Their Breath " ( May, 2012 ) and " Real Mermaids Don't Have Two Left Feet " ( February 2013 ).
• Barry Popik of the American Dialect Society found an example from 1940, as well as this from the sports section of the " San Francisco Examiner " of 8 February 1942 :  Answer these questions correctly and your name is Flynn, meaning you re in, provided you have two left feet and the written consent of your parents.