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© Paolobon140 (2020) commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:La_Casa_degli_Omenoni_di_Milano_(circa_1565);_veduta_di_tre_quarti.jpg Dance marathons were a popular form of entertainment and a lucrative business in the United States during the Great Depression. They promised participants money, hot meals, and perhaps a little fame. The record stood at several weeks of dancing, interrupted only by minimal breaks. After a few hours the pleasure turned into work for the participants, continuing until they were completely physically exhausted. Rather than moving across the floor, the couples swayed in…