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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

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The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are one the most profound and well known NFL cheer teams today. They choose from the top dancers in the country to take in for their summer training and then 9 girls are eliminated and they are left with 37 of the countries best dancers to be a DCC. When you watch these young ladies your breathe just gets sucked right out of you and you have a loss of words. No wonder these girls are the top team and the most well known team in the country. These girls go through so many obstacles and long paths to become a DCC, but they said they would do it over and over again because there is no greater

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