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dance to tune

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dance to somebody's tune
to always do what someone tells you to do, whether you agree with it or not Powerful local residents seem to have the council dancing to their tune.
See lead a dance
See also: dance, tune
dance to somebody's tune also dance to the tune of somebody
to always obey someone who has power over you Powerful local residents seem to have the city council dancing to their tune. In the future, people will ask why we danced to the tunes of this president.
See also: dance, tune
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Aa "Parents can have a dance to tunes that take them back to their time on the disco circuit, but they can also meet up with friends and like-minded parents too, while watching their children and have a absolute ball on the dance floor.
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DOPEY GEORGE MICHAEL ONCE upon a time Mr Dopey used to make people dance to tunes he made up.
THE A-LIST MR.MEN; FASHION designer Stella McCartney is set to be the ... by The Mirror (London, England)
But for anyone who just wants to dance to tunes they recognise, Mood will do the job.
Pubs: Mood by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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