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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Competitions/Contests/Games for cheerleading

1b00Competitions02b00 for cheerleading began in the 1960s to let 01b00college squads02b00 show their stuff in front of a group of judges. Now competitive cheerleading has spread across the world.02br
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00First of all, is "Competitions" in the above interchangeable with "Contests/Games?"02br
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00Second, does it sound as good to say "college teams" instead of "college squads?" Thanks.0-
  

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0Hi,02br 02br 01font 01b 00Competitions02b 00 for cheerleading began in the 1960s to let 01b 00college squads02b 00 show their stuff in front of a group of judges. Now competitive cheerleading has spread across the world02font 00. ( I wouldn't say it has spread across the world.

— Clive

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  • Now competitive cheerleading has spread across the world02font 00.
  • ( I wouldn't say it has spread across the world.
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