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Art/Literary - Sports / Fitness / Recreation | | French term or phrase: LIA | I think this is some kind of rhythmic dance or form of dance movement, but can't find any explanation. Is it even an acronym? I have seen it expressed as "Lia" as well.
It just appears in a list of sporting activities offered by a university.
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