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• Shortly afterwards, Esteban agrees to allow Laurencia and Frondoso to marry.
• And then there is this deeply personal letter from a sixth-grader named Laurencia.
• The first performance staged was A . Krein s Laurencia ( choreographic version by Nukri Magalashvili . 2007 ).
• She was best known in Bayadere, Don Quixote and in the title role of Laurencia, which she originated.
• "Laurencia " had great success everywhere it was performed  in the former USSR and other countries.
• Nina Ananiashvili staged her own choreographic version of Laurencia at Minsk Opera and Ballet State Academic Theater ( 2014 ).
• Besides his wife, Alvarez Bravo is survived by five children : Manuel, Laurencia, Miguel, Aurelia and Genoveva.
• After the exit of the Commander, Laurencia and Pascuala go on the run with one of the peasants, Mengo.
• A wing spun off, slamming into the homes, said Jose Laurencia Silva, a reporter for the newspaper El Expreso Bolivar.
• She was confined to vaudeville until six years later, when she obtained the role of Laurencia in " Fuente Ovejuna ".
• He demands Esteban, Laurencia's father, to allow him to have her but he refuses and the Commander takes this as an insult.
• In 1346 Peter Atte Wode and his wife Laurencia recorded the first of many land transactions in Sanderstead in Surrey ( now Greater London ) and surrounding counties.
• Fertilized eggs hatch and develop into veliger larvae, which drift with the plankton for at least a month and settle onto " Laurencia " seaweed.
• Ms . Holmes said, adding that she would like next to restage Soviet productions like " Laurencia " and " The Fountain of Bakhchisarai ."
• Upon his graduation in 1958, Nureyev continued with the Kirov when the prima ballerina Natalia Dudinskaya, 26 years his senior, chose him as her partner in the ballet Laurencia.
• Laurencia, having been beaten and subject to attempted " Droit du seigneur " ( though she beats off her attackers and escapes ) enters, but is not immediately recognized.
• As a dancer, Ms . Fedicheva was at her best when her technical brilliance came to the fore in ballets like " Laurencia " and " Don Quixote ."
• In 1977, with the anthropologist Laurencia Alvarez, she published an account of her own experience with the folk-illness susto, which has come to be frequently cited within the literature on this illness.
• She was frequently partnered by her husband, Konstantin Sergeyev, famed Georgian dancer Vakhtang Chabukiani and, at the end of her career, a 21-year-old Rudolf Nureyev who she picked to partner her in Laurencia.