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DERT
(redirected from Dancing England Rapper Tournament)

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DERTDancing England Rapper Tournament (UK)
DERTDisaster Emergency Response Team
DERTDrycleaning Environmental Response Trust (Missouri Department of Natural Resources; Jefferson City, MO)
DERTDivision of Employee Relations and Training (National Institutes of Health)
DERTDryden Emergency Response Team (NASA)
DERTDomestic Emergency Response Team (FEMA)
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Twenty five teams from every corner of the country - and one from the US - will compete for the Dancing England Rapper Tournament (DERT 09), an annual sword dancing championship that celebrates centuries of mining tradition, folklore and community culture.
culture: Rapper dancers out to make a point; Swords and dancing shoes ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Sword dancers the Valknut Rappers claimed the prize for performing in the most unusual venue at a Dancing England Rapper Tournament.
Dancers top of world by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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