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India Eyes Dancing Record
World | July 13, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
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People in the Indian capital Delhi have been dancing continuously for 55 hours, hoping to break a world record and enter the Guinness Book. Several of the country's best DJs kept the party going on. Most of the official participants were professional dancers, but the stage was open for other people to join. A huge crowd gathered at the site, and police even ad to turn many away because of lack of enough space. The entire party has been recorded, and organizers will send the tape to the Guinness Book authorities for approval.
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