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Josie

American  
[joh-zee, -see] / ˈdʒoʊ zi, -si /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Josephine.


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Shaun and Josie Russell moved back to Gwynedd from Kent after the attack and Josie, an artist, has since returned to the home where she grew up in Dyffryn Nantlle.

From BBC

Josie said she had always dreamed of dancing like Fred Astaire, and decided to take up tap and ballet at a dance school in York when she turned 60.

From BBC

Josie said: "If you took dancing away from life, there would a lot of pleasure gone from it."

From BBC

Josie said that after decades of observing, she decided to try out dancing for herself, fulfilling a long-held ambition of learning to dance like the stars she admired.

From BBC

While she had concerns about starting at the age of 60, her teacher, Ms Dunn, whose dance school closed in 2009 after 65 years, "insisted my age was not an issue", Josie said.

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