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Monday night, ABC revealed the latest lineup for "Dancing With the Stars," and this year's cast includes the usual assortment of famous people who really don't have anything in common -- other than the desire to dance, it seems.
Check out a clip of the announcement:
Some of the big names include former "Cheers" star Kirstie Alley (whose fans have already taken to Twitter to voice their support), boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard and model Petra Nemcova. So who will take the top honors? Weigh in in our poll, below.
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