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Noni’s caretakers affectionately nicknamed her “Twinkle Toes,” because she could often be found perched on the thinnest branches of the towering redwoods.

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Other Skechers models have seen longer-term success, such as the children’s line of light-up Twinkle Toes sneakers, introduced in 2008 and still widely available.

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By then, Ten had practiced to take on Twinkle Toes — and the inmate proudly hit an ace serve past Schneider.

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A winner — Twinkle Toes immediately stuck.

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“Twinkle Toes,” suggested another inmate named Kenny, who preferred not to give his last name out of respect for his victim’s family.

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