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They're for our interpretive dance class.

Second, the interpretive stage, where you construct the author's argument.

There are many outdoor activities and an interpretive trail on the mountain, as well as a restaurant.

And these would be organizations or individuals with some sort of framework of analysis that would leverage the underlay and for interpretive purposes.

All workers must also be learners, and they should have opportunities to hone higher-order analytic, interpretive, integrative and evaluative skills.

The clues are so vague and interpretive that I just can't possibly imagine them culminating on an exact spot on a map.

Maybe you didn't realize that you're pacing back and forth a lot, staying glued to one spot, or just gesticulating so much that it's almost interpretive dance.

Music and dance were used to elevate participants to a closer relationship with the deity, and hymns to gods and goddesses were accompanied by interpretive dance and music.

The love song that is closely associated with the New Kingdom may have been accompanied by interpretive dance; a type of dance that was a common aspect of religious rituals.

From the top of the mountain visitors can choose from many activities including a one mile walk along an interpretive walkway that explains the fascinating history of the region.