document_title: List of Rajya Sabha members from Rajasthan

question_text: how many rajya sabha seats belong to rajasthan

text: Current members (as of 2016)[edit]

text: Here is the list of the current members of Rajya Sabha (upper house of Indian parliament ) from the state of Rajasthan:

text:
No
Name
Party

1
Bhupendra Yadav
Bharatiya Janata Party

2
Om Prakash Mathur
Bharatiya Janata Party

3
Ramnarayan Dudi
Bharatiya Janata Party

4
Vijay Goel
Bharatiya Janata Party

5
Ram Kumar Verma
Bharatiya Janata Party

6
Narayan Lal Panchariya
Bharatiya Janata Party

7
Alphons Kannanthanam
Bharatiya Janata Party

8
Narendra Budania
Indian National Congress

9
Abhishek Manu Singhvi
Indian National Congress

10
Harshvardhan Singh Dungarpur
Bharatiya Janata Party

text: Alphabetical list since 1952[edit]

text:
Name
Party
Date of Appointment
Date of Retirement
Term
Notes

Dr. Abrar Ahmed
INC
03/04/1988
02/04/1994
1

Dr. Abrar Ahmed
INC
10/04/2002
09/04/2008
2
dea 04/05/2004

Adityendra
INC
03/04/1954
02/04/1960
1

Ramdas Agarwal
BJP
04/04/2006
03/04/2012
3rd

Ramdas Agarwal
BJP
10/04/1996
09/04/2002
2nd

Ramdas Agarwal
BJP
10/04/1990
09/04/1996
1

Satish Agarwal
BJP
03/04/1994
02/04/2000
1
10/09/1997 - Death

Sri Sadiq Ali
INC
04/11/1958
02/04/1964
1

Sri Sadiq Ali
INC
03/04/1964
02/04/1970
2

Mohammed Usman Arif
INC
03/04/1982
02/04/1988
3rd
31/03/1985 Resignation

Mohammed Usman Arif
INC
03/04/1976
02/04/1982
2nd

Mohammed Usman Arif
INC
03/04/1970
02/04/1976
1

Chaudhari Kumbharam Arya
INC
03/04/1960
26/10/1964
1
re?

Chaudhari Kumbharam Arya
INC
03/04/1968
02/04/1974
2

Santosh Bagrodia
INC
05/07/2004
04/07/2010
3rd

Santosh Bagrodia
INC
05/07/1998
04/07/2004
2nd

Santosh Bagrodia
INC
05/07/1986
04/07/1992
1

Krishan Lal Balmiki
BJP
04/04/2006
03/04/2012
1
21/04/2010 - Death

Jamuna Devi Barupal
INC
04/04/2000
03/04/2006
1

Jamna Lal Berwa
INC
10/04/1972
09/04/1978
1

Hari Shankar Bhabhra
BJP
10/04/1978
09/04/1984
1

Sunder Singh Bhandari
Others
03/04/1966
02/04/1972
1

Sunder Singh Bhandari
BJP
03/04/1976
02/04/1982
2
3rd term - UP 1992-1998

Sharda Bhargava
INC
22/08/1963
02/04/1966
3rd
bye 1963

Sharda Bhargava
INC
03/04/1956
02/04/1962
2nd

Sharda Bhargava
INC
03/04/1952
02/04/1956
1

Krisha Kumar Birla
INC
10/04/1984
09/04/1990
1

Krisha Kumar Birla
INC
10/04/1990
09/04/1996
2

Krisha Kumar Birla
INC
10/04/1996
09/04/2002
3

Narendra Budania
INC
01/08/2009
02/06/2010
1
Bye 2009

Narendra Budania
INC
10/06/2010
03/04/2012
2
Bye 2010 dea. of Balmiki

Narendra Budania
INC
04/04/2012
03/04/2018
3
*

Bhuvnesh Chaturvedi
INC
03/04/1982
02/04/1988
1

Bhuvnesh Chaturvedi
INC
03/04/1988
02/04/1994
2

Bhuvnesh Chaturvedi
INC
03/04/1994
02/04/2000 [1]
3

Lalit Kishore Chaturvedi
BJP
05/07/2004
04/07/2010
1

Lakshmi Kumari Chundawat
INC
10/04/1972
09/04/1978
1

Ramnarayan Dudi
BJP
10/04/2014
09/04/2020
1
*

Vijay Goel
BJP
10/04/2014
09/04/2020
1
*

R. P. Goenka
INC
04/04/2000
03/04/2006
1

Molana Asraul Haq
INC
05/07/1980
04/07/1986
1

Najma Heptulla
BJP
05/07/2004
04/07/2010
5
RS-MP 2012-16 MH 1980-2004

Ram Jethmalani
JD
03/04/1988
02/04/1994
1
Karnataka

Ram Jethmalani
Others
03/04/1994
02/04/2000
2nd
Maharashtra

Ram Jethmalani
Others
03/04/2000
02/04/2006
3rd
Maharashtra

Ram Jethmalani
Nominated
10/04/2006
26/08/2009
4th
Maharashtra

Ram Jethmalani
BJP
05/07/2010
04/07/2016
5th
Rajasthan

Nemi Chand Kasliwal
INC
07/04/1962
02/04/1964
1
bye 1962

Kanak Mal Katara
BJP
03/04/1994
02/04/2000
1

P N Kathju
INC
03/04/1962
02/04/1968
1

Bal Krishna Kaul
INC
04/10/1968
02/04/1974
1
bye 1968

Alphons Kannanthanam
BJP
09/11/2017
04/07/2022
1
* bye-e 2017 res of Naidu

Swami Keshwanand
INC
03/04/1952
02/04/1958
1

Swami Keshwanand
INC
03/04/1958
02/04/1964
2

Smt Ushi Khan
INC
03/04/1976
02/04/1982
1

A A Khan Durru
INC
05/07/1998
04/07/2004
1
res 18/12/2003

Barkatullah Khan
INC
03/04/1952
02/04/1954
1

Barkatullah Khan
INC
03/04/1954
02/04/1960
2
res 21/03/1957

Prof Shantilal Kothari
INC
03/04/1964
02/04/1970
1

Onkar Singh Lakhawat
BJP
16/10/1997
02/04/2000
1
bye 1997

Ganesh Lal Mali
INC
10/04/1972
09/04/1978
1

Harish Chandra Mathur
IND
03/04/1952
02/04/1958
1

Harish Chandra Mathur
IND
04/05/1967
02/04/1968
2

Harish Chandra Mathur
IND
03/04/1968
02/04/1974
3
dea 12/06/1968

Jagdish Prasad Mathur
JS
03/04/1970
02/04/1976
1

Om Prakash Mathur
BJP
10/04/2008
26/08/2014
1

Om Prakash Mathur
BJP
05/07/2016
04/07/2022
2
*

Dhuleshwar Meena
INC
05/07/1980
04/07/1986
1

Dhuleshwar Meena
INC
05/07/1986
04/07/1992
2

Moolchand Meena
INC
05/07/1992
04/07/1998
1

Moolchand Meena
INC
04/04/2000
03/04/2006
2

Prof M. G. K. Menon
JD
10/04/1990
09/04/1996
1

Ram Niwas Mirdha
INC
05/07/1980
04/07/1986
4th
29/12/1984

Ram Niwas Mirdha
INC
03/04/1974
02/04/1980
3rd

Ram Niwas Mirdha
INC
03/04/1968
02/04/1974
2nd

Ram Niwas Mirdha
INC
04/05/1967
02/04/1968
1
bye 1967

Rishi Kumar Mishra
INC
03/04/1974
02/04/1980
1

Rajendra Prasad Mody
IND
05/07/1992
04/07/1998
1

Mahindra Kumar Mohta
OTH
03/04/1968
02/04/1974
1

Kamal Morarka
JDS
03/04/1988
02/04/1994
1

Radheyshyam Ramkumar Morarka
JAN
10/04/1978
09/04/1984
1

Venkaiah Naidu
BJP
05/07/2016
04/07/2022
4
Res. 10/08/2017 [2]

Jagannath Pahadia
OTH
02/03/1965
21/03/1966
1
bye 1965 res 1966

Jagannath Pahadia
OTH
22/03/1966
23/02/1967
1
bye 1966

Shanti Pahadia
INC
10/04/1984
09/04/1990
1

Tika Ram Paliwal
OTH
03/04/1958
02/04/1964
1
01/03/1962 3-LS

Narayan Lal Panchariya
BJP
10/04/2014
09/04/2020
1
*

B L Panwar
INC
02/07/1985
04/07/1986
1
bye 1985

B L Panwar
INC
05/07/1986
04/07/1992
2

Gyan Prakash Pilania
BJP
29/06/2004
09/04/2008
1
bye 2004

Gyan Prakash Pilania
BJP
10/04/2008
09/04/2014
2

Ramnath A Poddar
INC
03/04/1952
02/04/1954
1

Bhim Raj
INC
10/04/1978
09/04/1984
1

Bhim Raj
INC
10/04/1984
09/04/1990
2

Mahindra Singh Ranawat
INC
03/04/1952
02/04/1954
1

Dr H P Sharma
INC
02/07/1985
02/04/1988
1
bye 1985

Kishan Lal Sharma
INC
03/04/1974
02/04/1980
1

Dr Mahesh Chandra Sharma
BJP
10/04/1996
09/04/2002
1

Dr K. L. Shrimali
INC
03/04/1952
02/04/1956
1

Dr K. L. Shrimali
INC
03/04/1956
02/04/1962
2
01/03/1962

Anand Sharma
INC
05/07/2010
04/07/2016
3
Res 7/3/2016 HP 2004-10

Dalpat Singh
OTH
26/08/1964
02/04/1966
1
bye 1964

Dalpat Singh
OTH
03/04/1966
02/04/1972
2

Devi Singh
OTH
03/04/1964
02/04/1970
1

Gaj Singh
IND
26/03/1990
04/07/1992
1
bye 1990

Harshvardhan Singh
BJP
05/07/2016
04/07/2022
1
*

Jaswant Singh
BJP
05/07/2004
04/07/2010
4th
16/05/2009 - Elected to Lok Sabha

Jaswant Singh
BJP
05/07/1998
04/07/2004
3rd

Jaswant Singh
BJP
05/07/1986
04/07/1992
2nd
27/11/1989 Res

Jaswant Singh
BJP
05/07/1980
04/07/1986
1

Jaswant Singh
OTH
03/04/1956
02/04/1962
1

Sir Laxman Singh
IND.
03/04/1952
02/04/1958
1

Sawai Man Singh
IND.
03/04/1962
02/04/1968
1
res 08/11/1965 Ambass. to Spain

Natha Singh
INC
03/04/1982
02/04/1988
1

Nathi Singh
LD
03/04/1974
02/04/1980
1

K. Natwar Singh
INC
10/04/2002
09/04/2008
1
res 23/02/2008

Sardar Singh
IND.
03/04/1952
02/04/1958
1
res 16/09/1956

Shivcharan Singh
BJP
05/07/1992
04/07/1998
1

Vijay Singh
INC
03/04/1954
02/04/1960
1

Vijay Singh
INC
03/04/1960
02/04/1966
2
dea 13/05/1964

Vijayendrapal Singh
BJP
05/07/2010
04/07/2016
1

Abhishek Manu Singhvi
INC
03/04/2006
02/04/2012
1

Abhishek Manu Singhvi
INC
03/04/2012
02/04/2018
2
*

Dr L M Singhvi
BJP
05/07/1998
04/07/2004
1

Dinesh Chandra Swamy
INC
03/04/1976
02/04/1982
1

Ashk Ali Tak
INC
05/07/2010
04/07/2016
1

Dr Mangla Devi Talwar
INC
03/04/1966
02/04/1972
1

Dr Prabha Thakur
INC
10/04/2002
09/04/2008
1

Dr Prabha Thakur
INC
10/04/2008
09/04/2014
2

Narayani Devi
INC
03/04/1970
02/04/1976
1

Ram Kumar Verma
BJP
05/07/2016
04/07/2022
1
*

Jai Narayan Vyas
INC
20/04/1957
02/04/1960
1
bye 1957

Jai Narayan Vyas
INC
03/04/1960
02/04/1966
2
dea 14/03/1963

Ram Chandra Vyas
INC
03/04/1962
02/04/1968
1
22/02/1967

Bhupendra Yadav
BJP
04/04/2012
03/04/2018
1
*


document_title: Color mixing

question_text: what colour is made from blue and green

question_tokens: what colour is made from blue and green

root

text: Color mixing

text: Additive mixing[edit]

text: The additive mixing of colors is unintuitive as it does not correspond to the mixing of physical substances (such as paint) which would correspond to subtractive mixing. For instance, one can additively mix yellow and blue by shining yellow light together with blue light, which will result in not green but a white light. As in this example, one should always have the mixture of light in mind when considering additive color mixing as it is the only situation where it occurs. Despite being unintuitive, it is conceptually simpler than subtractive mixing. Two beams of light that are superimposed correspond to additive mixing.

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text: By convention, the three primary colors in additive mixing are red, green, and blue. In the absence of color or, when no colors are showing, the result is black. If all three primary colors are showing, the result is white. When red and green combine, the result is yellow. When red and blue combine, the result is magenta. When blue and green combine, the result is cyan.

text: Additive mixing is used in television and computer monitors to produce a wide range of colors using only three primary colors. A pixel is a juxtaposition of these three primary colors. Projection televisions typically have three projectors, one for each primary color.

text: Subtractive mixing[edit]

text: The mixing of colored physical substances corresponds to subtractive color mixing, hence it corresponds to our intuition about mixing colors. To explain the mechanism, let us consider mixing red paint with yellow paint. The red paint is red because when the ambient light strikes it, the composition of the material is such that it absorbs all other colors in the visible spectrum except for red. The red light, not being absorbed, reflects off the paint and is what we see. This same mechanism describes the color of all material objects -- note that light is not a material object -- and so applies to the yellow paint as well. Making recourse to the figure above demonstrating additive color mixing, one sees that yellow light is composed of an (additive) mixture of red and green light. When we mix the two paints, the resulting substance has red paint and yellow paint. The yellow paint absorbs all colors except for red and green. However, the red paint will absorb the green reflected by the yellow paint. The red paint can be said to subtract the green from the yellow paint. The resulting paint reflects only red light and so appears red to our eyes. Note however that this description is theoretical and that the mixing of pigments does not correspond to ideal subtractive color mixing because some light from the subtracted color is still being reflected by one component of the original paint. This results in a darker and desaturated color compared to the color that would be achieved with ideal filters.

text: The three primary colors in subtractive mixing that produce the largest gamut are yellow, magenta and cyan, leading to the CMYK color modle widely used in color printing. Historically, painters have used yellow, red and blue in place of these, resulting in reduced gamut. In subtractive mixing of color, the absence of color is white and the presence of all three primary colors is black. The secondary colors are the same as the primary colors from additive mixing, and vice versa. This is not an accident. By mixing additive secondary colors subtractively one can reachieve the primary additive colors. Subtractive mixing is used to create a variety of colors when printing on paper by combining a small number of ink colors, and also when painting. Red is created by mixing magenta and yellow (removing green and blue). Green is created by mixing cyan and yellow (removing red and blue respectively). Blue is created by mixing cyan and magenta (removing red and green). Black can be approximated by mixing cyan, magenta, and yellow, although real pigments are not ideal and so pure black is nearly impossible to achieve.


document_title: World of Dance (season 2)

question_text: who made it through the divisional finals world of dance

text: World of Dance (season 2)

text: Production[edit]

text: Season 2 was taped between January and March 2018 at Universal Studios Hollywood; about two months before first airing.

text: Format changes[edit]

text: While the format for season 2 remained relatively unchanged, there were a few slight alterations. Season 2 received a 16-episode order.,[2] six more than the ten-episode first season. Additionally, this season, a fourth category, Junior Team, was added for acts under 18 with 5 or more members. The qualifier rounds are cut down from a two minutes to an one-minute routine. The Duels are cut down from two minutes to a ´75 seconds´-routine. The top three highest-scoring acts in The Cut from each division will move on to The Divisional Final, in last season it was just the top two. The Cut, Divisional and World Final rounds are cut down from a two minutes to a '90 seconds'-routine. In The Cut and Divisional Final guess celebrities are assigned as mentors to each division. On World Final there are intermezzo shows. This season by Les Twins, Keone & Mari (actually Mariel) Madrid, Kinjaz and Derek Hough.

text: Show concept[edit]

text: In preparation for season two, handpicked competitors, being talented in any styles of dancing, from qualifying events around the nation and thousands of online submissions, are divided into four  divisions: Junior (groups of 1-4, under 18), Upper (groups of 1-4, 18 and older), Junior Team (groups of 5+, under 18) and Upper Team (groups of 5+, 18 and older). In some cases dancers who didn't apply were directly contacted by the producers or their agents.

text: The elimination process of the contestants are in four rounds:

text:
The Qualifiers - The contestants have to qualify with at least 80 points to make it to The Duels.
The Duels - The contestants choose their opponent starting with the highest scorer from the qualifiers. If the number of contestants in a division is uneven, the last duel will be competed by the three remaining opponents that were unpicked previously. The winner of the dual is the contestant/s with the highest score who then move on to The Cut.
The Cut - Mentors are assigned to each division to prepare the contestants for their performances. The top three scoring acts in each division move on to Divisional Final.
Divisional Final - The mentors still support the contestants from each division. A guest judge joins the panel to four judges. The top scoring act in each division will become division champion and move on to the World Final.[3]

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text: In the World Final all four division champions will compete for the $1,000,000 USD grand prize. The concept of last season is copied; every contestant will perform twice in two separate rounds. The average score of both rounds by each contestant will make their final score. The contestant(s) with the highest final score will be crowned World of Dance champion 2018 and will win the $1,000,000 USD grand prize.

text: Scoring[edit]

text: The judges are scoring in 5 categories. Each category is worth 20 points, with a perfect score of 100:

text:
Performance (20 points):
Effort: How many different elements put into the routine without overloading or rushing through it. What was the whole effort to dance the performance by the act.
Personality: How characters and personality put into the performance, in the sense of acting to stimulate emotions by the audience, telling a story or framing pictures.
Technique  (20 points):
Transitions: How smooth and elegant the transitions from move to move were without lacking a performance moment.
Cleanness: How synchronized, ordered by a pattern, precise and committed the movements were within the act.
Execution: How flawless the execution of the performance by the act was to the performance song.
Choreography  (20 points):
Difficulty: How difficult it was to perform the figures and movements by the act from judges point of view.
Musicality: How well pictures, figures and movements were choreographed to the sound and beat of the performance song.
Tricks: Are unexpected show elements included by properties, clothing or the bodies of the dancers and how well was it done.
Creativity  (20 points):
Originality: How unique, new, fresh and interesting was the performance.
Artistic Choices: What styles of dancing were shown and merged. How well was it done regarding basic dance styles and style culture, e.g. costumes, shoes. The performance song and the use of properties are artistic choices as well. How well did they fit to the performance.
Dynamics: How energizing and powerful the performance was and how much action was on stage.
Presentation  (20 points):
Crowd Appeal: How the crowd around the show stage reacted to the performance.
Impact: How memorable, influential and worth talking about it later the performance was.

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text: Judges, host and mentors[edit]

text:
Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo, and Derek Hough returned as the series judges, with Jenna Dewan returning as host.[4]
Misty Copeland, who judged in season 1, is announced coming back as guest judge for the Divisional Final, with Julianne Hough, Mel B, Savion Glover and Paula Abdul also joining as guest mentors for The Cut.[5]

text:
Tony Award winner Savion Glover will collaborate with judge Jennifer Lopez with the Junior Team division. Actress, dancer, singer and Emmy Award-winning choreographer Julianne Hough, who will be working with her brother, judge Derek Hough, in the Upper division. “America’s Got Talent” judge Mel B will join forces with judge Ne-Yo in mentoring the Junior division. World-renowned dancer/choreographer Paula Abdul will team with host/mentor Jenna Dewan in the Upper Team division
Grammy Award-winning and multi-platinum selling artist Ciara joining as guest mentor during the Divisional Final as well (airing Wednesday, Sept. 5 at 9 p.m. ET/PT).

text: Three weeks after the season finale host Jenna Dewan publicly announced that she would not return as host for season 3. “It has been an absolute thrill to be a part of this incredible, groundbreaking show from the very beginning, and I am forever grateful“. While she may not return for season 3 as a host she confirmed she would be returning briefly as a mentor.

text: Dancers[edit]

text: The acts competing in season 2 were released by People on May 1, 2018 and Bustle.[6][7] The list of contestants who made it to The Duels is published by NewsWeek, except Elektro Elite and ThaMOST (s.below).[8] The ages for each dance act were made available on the World of Dance website.

text:
Table key

Key

Description

Contestant(s) came in first in the World Final and won the competition

Contestant(s) didn't win in the World Final

Contestant(s) has/have qualified for the Divisional Final but didn't make it to The World Final

Contestant(s) has/have qualified for The Cut but didn't make it to The Divisional Final

Contestant(s) has/have qualified for The Duels but didn't make it to The Cut

Contestant(s) did not advance in The Qualifiers

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text: Junior (under 18, up to 4 members)[edit]

text:
Dance act

Age(s)

Hometown

Dance style

Elimination date

Placement

Charity & Andres

18

Springville, Utah

Contemporary

-

World Final (3rd Place)

Sean & Kaycee

16/15

Los Angeles, California

Hip Hop Fusion

September 5, 2018

Division Final

Jaxon Willard

16

American Fork, Utah

Contemporary

September 5, 2018

Division Final

Josh & Taylor

18/15

Edmonton, Canada

Hip Hop

August 29, 2018

Cut

Avery & Marcus

13/17

San Clemente, California / Scottsdale, Arizona

Contemporary/Ballet

August 29, 2018

Cut

Jonas & Ruby

14/15

Miami, Florida

Ballroom

August 29, 2018

Cut

Madison Brown

12

Wellington, Florida

Contemporary

August 29, 2018

Cut

Victoria Caban

14

Jersey City, New Jersey

Flamenco

August 29, 2018

Cut

3 Xtreme

13-15

Bergen County, New Jersey

Hip Hop

August 1, 2018

Duels

Daniel & Mishella

10

Los Angeles, California

Ballroom

August 15, 2018

Duels

Elektro Elite

14-16*

Gilbert, Arizona

Hip Hop

August 15, 2018

Duels [9]

Eva Igo1

15

Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota

Contemporary

July 25, 2018

Duels

FRESHH

14-16

Vancouver, Canada

Hip Hop

August 8, 2018

Duels

Lucas Marinetto

14

Leesburg, Virginia

Tap

August 8, 2018

Duels

Second to None

13-15

San Diego, California

Tap

August 15, 2018

Duels

Vivian Ruiz

16

Miami, Florida

Contemporary

August 1, 2018

Duels

The Gentlemen

-

Fairfield, California

Hip Hop

July 17, 2018

Qualifiers

text: Ages of Elektro Elite are taken from a personal Q&A video.

text: Junior Team (under 18, 5-15 members)[edit]

text:
Dance act

Age(s)

Hometown

Dance style

Elimination date

Placement

The Lab1

8-16

West Covina, California

Hip Hop

-

Winners

Fabulous Sisters

11-17

Fukushima, Japan

Urban Dance

September 5, 2018

Division Final

The Rock Company

10-16

Las Vegas, Nevada

Contemporary

September 5, 2018

Division Final

Expressenz

14-17

Indianapolis, Indiana

Contemporary

August 22, 2018

Cut

FLIP

15-17

Quebec, Canada

Whacking

August 22, 2018

Cut

The Pulse

15-17

Orem, Utah

Ballroom

August 22, 2018

Cut

Quad Squad

11-17

Anaheim Hills, California

Contemporary

August 22, 2018

Cut

Cubcakes Dance Crew

9-12

Orange County, California

Hip Hop

August 8, 2018

Duels

Dem Raider Boyz

15-17

Greenbelt, Maryland

Stepping

August 8, 2018

Duels

Girl Cool

11-17

Los Angeles, California

Jazz/Fusion

August 15, 2018

Duels

Iowa Girlz

12-16

Pleasant Hill, Iowa

Contemporary

August 15, 2018

Duels

Lil Killaz Crew

11-17

Minsk, Belarus

B-Boying

August 1, 2018

Duels

RASCALS

9-17

Waipahu, Hawaii

Hip Hop

July 25, 2018

Duels

Tribe Unleashed

11-17

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hip Hop

August 15, 2018

Duels

The Untouchables

10-17

Miami, Florida

Ballroom

July 25, 2018

Duels

text: Upper (18 and over, up to 4 members)[edit]

text:
Dance act

Age(s)

Hometown

Dance style

Elimination date

Placement

Michael Dameski

22

Sydney, Australia

Contemporary

-

World Final (Runner-up)

Karen y Ricardo

23/24

Santiago, Chile

Latin Cabaret

September 5, 2018

Division Final

Ashley & Zack

24/26

Los Angeles, California

Contemporary

September 5, 2018

Division Final

Alisa & Joseph

23/30

Estonia & Greece

Urban Dance

August 22, 2018

Cut

BDash & Konkrete

27/29

Los Angeles, California

Krumping

August 22, 2018

Cut

DNA1

28/32

New York City, New York

Ballroom

August 22, 2018

Cut

MarInspired

23/27

Los Angeles, California

Contemporary

August 22, 2018

Cut

Angyil

25

Kansas, Missouri

Popping

July 25, 2018

Duels

Dragon House

24-27

Atlanta, Georgia

Animation

August 1, 2018

Duels

Elektro Botz

19-21

Tempe, Arizona

Popping

August 1, 2018

Duels

L & J

24 & 30

Calgary, Canada & Paris, France

Contemporary

August 15, 2018

Duels

Luka & Jenalyn1

17/20

Toronto, Canada

Cabaret Ballroom

July 25, 2018

Duels

Morning Of Owl

Suwon, South Korea

Street Fusion

August 15, 2018

Duels

Pasha & Daniella

24/31

New York City, New York

Ballroom

July 25, 2018

Duels

Hilty & Bosch

35/36

Osaka, Japan

Locking

May 29, 2018

Qualifiers

St Kingz

-

Tokyo, Japan

Hip Hop/Comedy

July 10, 2018

Qualifiers

text: Upper Team (18 and over, 5-15 members)[edit]

text:
Dance act

Age(s)

Hometown

Dance style

Elimination date

Placement

S-Rank

13-27

Los Angeles, California

Hip Hop

-

World Final (4th Place)

The Ruggeds

21-30

Eindhoven, Netherlands

B-Boying

September 5, 2018

Division Final

Poreotics

20-29

Los Angeles, California

Hip Hop

September 5, 2018

Division Final

The Bradas

19-23

Auckland, New Zealand

Hip Hop

August 29, 2018

Cut

Connection

14-24

Chihuahua, Mexico

Hip Hop

August 29, 2018

Cut

Desi Hoppers

20-28

Mumbai, India

Hip Hop

August 29, 2018

Cut

Embodiment

15-28

Los Angeles, California

Contemporary

August 29, 2018

Cut

Lock 'N lol Crew

20-31

Seoul, South Korea

Hip Hop/Lockin'

August 29, 2018

Cut

Brotherhood

20-28

Vancouver, Canada

Hip Hop

August 15, 2018

Duels

Funkywunks

17-28

Orlando, Florida

Hip Hop

August 8, 2018

Duels

The Jam Project

20-32

Washington D.C.

Tap

July 25, 2018

Duels

Marissa & The Heartbreakers

20-29

Los Angeles, California

Heels

August 8, 2018

Duels

Opus Dance Collective

16-24

Toronto, Ontario

Contemporary

August 1, 2018

Duels

Pursuit

19-22

Los Angeles, California

Contemporary

August 8, 2018

Duels

Royal Flux1

20-28

Los Angeles, California

Contemporary

August 1, 2018

Duels

ThaMOST

San Diego, California

Hip Hop

August 15, 2018 [10]

Duels

LD Dance Company

-

Houston, Texas

Samba

June 12, 2018

Qualifiers

Silver Beat

-

Rwanda / London, United Kingdom

Afrodance

June 26, 2018

Qualifiers

text: ^1  This dance act competed on Season 1 of World of Dance

text: The Qualifiers[edit]

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text: The qualifier round took place between May 29, 2018 and July 24. In each round of the Qualifiers, the dance acts performed a 1-minute routine in front of the judges and a live studio audience. For a dance act to move to the next round, they had to receive an average score of 80 or higher. Karen y Ricardo was the first dance act of the season (and the second in the show's history) to receive a score of 100 from one or more of the judges, setting up an all-time show high score of 99.7 points, until Charity & Andres became the first act in the show's history to receive a perfect score of 100 in The Duels.

text:
Table key

Key

Description

Contestant(s) did not qualify

text:
Contestant performances and Judges' score

Date

Name

Division

Performance song

Judges' score

Ne-Yo

Jennifer

Derek

Average

May 29

Desi Hoppers

Upper Team

"Shape of You" - Ed Sheeran[a]

98

94

96

96

Sean & Kaycee

Junior

"Silence" - Marshmello (ft. Khalid)

97

96

95

96

S-Rank

Upper Team

"One Time Comin" - YG

92

91

90

91

Jaxon Willard

Junior

"Fragile" - Kygo & Labrinth

95

96

91

94

FLIP

Junior Team

"Feeling Good" - Avicii

81

83

84

82.7

Hilty & Bosch

Upper

"Bad Man" - Pitbull

79

78

78

78.3

Karen y Ricardo

Upper

"Pégate" - Ricky Martin

100

100

99

99.7

June 5

The Lab

Junior Team

"Take It to da House" - Trick Daddy

95

92

95

94

Pasha & Daniella

Upper

"Limit to Your Love" - James Blake

79

93

87

86.3

Connection

Upper Team

"Mi Gente" - J Balvin ft. Willy William

90

92

90

90.7

Charity & Andres

Junior

"Say You Won't Let Go" - James Arthur

97

96

93

95.3

BDash & Konkrete

Upper

"Moves" - Big Sean

96

93

94

94.3

Fabulous Sisters

Junior Team

"Beethoven Scherzo" - David Garrett

94

93

97

94.7

June 12

The Ruggeds

Upper Team

"Right Here, Right Now" - Fatboy Slim

82

83

85

83.3

Josh & Taylor

Junior

"Bellyache" - Billie Eilish (Marian Hill Remix)

94

94

92

93.3

Lock 'N lol Crew

Upper Team

80

79

84

81

Michael Dameski

Upper

"Mercy" - Shawn Mendes

90

95

93

92.7

LD Dance Company

Upper Team

"Danza Kuduro" - Don Omar

79

73

71

74.3

Rascals

Junior Team

"Let's Go" - Travis Barker

83

83

88

84.7

Elektro Botz

Upper

"Fireflies" - Owl City

93

88

86

89

June 19

Jonas & Ruby

Junior

"Legend" - The Score

85

87

82

84.7

The Bradas

Upper Team

"I Mean It" - G-Eazy

86

92

85

87.7

Lucas Marinetto

Junior

"Levels" - Nick Jonas

82

84

82

82.7

Expressenz

Junior Team

"Something in the Water" - Carrie Underwood

84

90

87

87

Poreotics

Upper Team

"TRNDSTTR" - Black Coast ft. M. Maggie (Lucian Remix)

87

90

87

88

Eva Igo

Junior

"I Ran(So Far Away)" - Hidden Citizens

96

95

94

95

June 26

Embodiment

Upper Team

“Believer” - Imagine Dragons

80

88

86

84.7

Daniel & Mishella

Junior

Runaway Baby” - Bruno Mars

80

87

81

82.7

Marissa & The Heartbreakers

Upper Team

“Love So Soft” - Kelly Clarkson (Cash Cash Remix)

83

86

82

83.7

Madison Brown

Junior

“The Fire” - Bishop Briggs

84

88

89

87

Freshh

Junior

“Like That” - Memphis Bleek

83

84

85

84

Silver Beat

Upper Team

“Recebe” - Black House

80

77

79

78.7

Royal Flux

Upper Team

”Don’t You Cry for Me” - Cobi

82

91

88

87

June 26

DNA

Upper

"O Fortuna" - Carmina Burana - Carl Orff

85

89

89

87.7

Brotherhood

Upper Team

“Run It” - Chris Brown

81

75

85

80.3

Vivian Ruiz

Junior

“You Don’t Do It for Me Anymore” - Demi Lovato

83

84

82

83

The Untouchables

Junior Team

"Instruction" - Jax Jones and Demi Lovato

87

89

90

88.7

St Kingz

Upper

"Bang Bang" - will.i.am

79

78

80

79

Ashley & Zack

Upper

"Versace on the Floor" - Bruno Mars

84

84

87

85

The Rock Company

Junior Team

"Imagine" - Emeli Sandé

97

97

96

96.7

July 17

Cubcakes Dance Crew

Junior Team

Swalla" - Jason Derulo

84

85

80

83

Luka & Jenalyn

Upper

"Down" - Marian Hill

88

86

87

87

The Jam Project

Upper Team

"25 or 6 to 4" - Chicago

82

83

84

83

Marinspired

Upper

"Issues" - Julia Michaels

88

96

90

91.3

Alisa & Joseph

Upper

"Stand by Me" - Ben E. King

92

94

86

90.7

The Gentlemen

Junior

"Another Love Song" - Judge

81

79

79

79.7

Dragon House

Upper

"Unforgettable" - French Montana

81

80

79

80

Quad Squad

Junior Team

"Sorry Not Sorry" - Demi Lovato

91

86

90

89

July 24

Victoria Caban

Junior

“Te Amo” - Rihanna

89

93

90

90.7

Pursuit

Upper Team

"All Time Low" - Jon Bellion

86

89

86

87

L & J

Upper

"What About Us" - Pink

94

89

88

90.3

The Pulse

Junior Team

"Bailar" - Deorro

78

84

79

80.3

Avery & Marcus

Junior

"Jungle" - Jamie N Common & X Ambassadors

85

83

84

84

FunkyWunks

Upper Team

"Sexy and I Know It" - LMFAO

89

87

85

87

Morning of Owl

Upper

"Go" - The Chemical Brothers.

82

86

84

84

Iowa Girls

Junior Team

Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Lorde

-

-

-

87.3

Dem Raider Boys

Junior Team

G.D.F.R. - Flo Rida

-

-

-

84

Girl Cool

Junior Team

Feel It Still - Portugal. The Man

-

-

-

81.7

Second To None

Junior

Glorious - Macklemore

-

-

-

82.7

Lil Killaz Crew

Junior Team

"It's Just Begun" - The Jimmy Castor Bunch

-

-

-

83

Opus Dance Collective

Upper Team

Green Light - Lorde

-

-

-

80.7

3 Xtreme

Junior

Mic Drop - BTS

-

-

-

83.3

Tribe Unleashed

Junior Team

Hollaback Girl - Gwen Stefani

-

-

-

83

Angyil

Upper

Confessions Part II - Usher

-

-

-

85.3

text: Jump up ^ Desi Hoppers used a remix of "Shape of You" that incorporated Indian drums.

text:
Some average scores are taken from a summary clip from the TV broadcast of part 8.
Elektro Elite has qualified with 80 points and ThaMOST with 84 points, but neither performance was posted as a Digital Exclusive, nor are the acts listed on NBC World of Dance website.

text: The Duels[edit]

text:
In each round of The Duels, two acts in the same division compete for a spot in the next round. In each division, the acts with the top qualifying scores choose their opponents, then both acts perform back-to-back, receiving feedback from the judges. The act with the highest average at the end of the duel moves on to the next round; the other faces immediate elimination.
Charity & Andres earned the first perfect score in the show's run during The Duels.

text:
Table key

Key

Description

Contestant(s) was/were eliminated by a duel

text:
The Qualifiers scores

Rank

Upper

Upper Team

Junior

Junior Team

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

1st

Karen y Ricardo

99.7

Desi Hoppers

96.0

Sean & Kaycee

96.0

The Rock Company

96.7

2nd

BDash & Konkrete

94.3

S-Rank

91.0

Charity & Andres

95.3

Fabulous Sisters

94.7

3rd

Michael Dameski

92.7

Connection

90.7

Eva Igo

95.0

The Lab

94.0

4th

MarInspired

91.3

Poreotics

88.0

Jaxon Willard

94.0

Quad Squad

89.0

5th

Alisa & Joseph

90.7

The Bradas

87.7

Josh & Taylor

93.3

The Untouchables

88.7

6th

L & J

90.3

Funkywunks

87.0

Victoria Caban

90.7

Iowa Girlz

87.3

7th

Elektro Botz

89.0

Pursuit

87.0

Madison Brown

87.0

Expressenz

87.0

8th

DNA

87.7

Royal Flux

87.0

Jonas & Ruby

84.7

Rascals

84.7

9th

Luka & Jenalyn

87.0

Embodiment

84.7

Avery & Marcus

84.0

Dem Raider Boyz

84.0

10th

Pasha & Daniella

86.3

ThaMOST

84.0

FRESHH

84.0

Tribe Unleashed

83.0

11th

Angyil

85.3

Marissa & The Heartbreakers

83.7

3 Xtreme

83.3

Lil Killaz Crew

83.0

12th

Ashley & Zack

85.0

The Ruggeds

83.3

Vivian Ruiz

83.0

Cubcakes Dance Crew

83.0

13th

Morning Of Owl

84.0

The Jam Project

83.0

Daniel & Mishella

82.7

FLIP

82.7

14th

Dragon House

80.0

Lock 'N lol Crew

81.0

Lucas Marinetto

82.7

Girl Cool

81.7

15th

Opus Dance Collective

80.7

Second to None

82.7

The Pulse

80.3

16th

Brotherhood

80.3

Elektro Elite

80.0

text: The Duel Picks[edit]

text: Opponent selection proceeded according to rank within each division, but performances have been arranged to spread the favorites among the episodes, in an effort to keep ratings up across all episodes.

text:
Contestant performances and Judges' scores

Date

Division

Name

Performance song

Judges' score

Ne-Yo

Jennifer

Derek

Average

July 25

Upper

Karen y Ricardo

"La Malanga" - Mercado Negro

97

99

99

98.3

Luka & Jenalyn

"Seven Nation Army" - The White Stripes

90

92

95

92.3

Junior Team

The Untouchables

"Warriors" - Imagine Dragons

89

89

90

89.3

Expressenz

"Say Something" - A Great Big World

93

95

94

94

Upper

Pasha & Daniella

"Faded" - ZHU

85

89

91

88.3

BDash & Konkrete

"Moonlight Sonata" - Covered Record

95

94

94

94.3

Junior Team

Rascals

"Snap Yo Fingers" - Lil Jon and E-40

97

94

92

94.3

The Fabulous Sisters

"Shatter Me" - Lindsey Stirling

95

96

96

95.7

Upper

Michael Dameski

"Hanging On" - Ellie Goulding

95

94

95

94.7

Angyil

"Down the Road" - C2C.

90

87

88

88.3

Upper Team

The Bradas

"Caught Up" - Usher

90

90

89

89.7

The Jam Project

"I Feel Good" - James Brown

86

88

91

88.3

Junior

Eva Igo

Praying - Kesha

94

91

91

92

Avery & Marcus

Now or Never - Halsey

95

93

92

93.3

August 1

Junior Team

The Lab

"Lean Back" - Terror Squad

95

95

95

95

Lil Killaz Crew

"Pump It" - The Black Eyed Peas

84

87

86

85.7

Upper

Alisa & Joseph

"One in a Million" - Ne-Yo

88

87

88

87.7

Elektro Botz

"XO Tour Llif3" - Lil Uzi Vert

85

85

91

87

Upper Team

Opus Dance Collective

"Stone Cold" - Demi Lovato

80

85

85

83.3

Desi Hoppers

"Talk Dirty" - Jason Derulo[a]

90

90

91

90.3

Junior

3 Xtreme

"Burn Up the Dance" - Dillon Francis

86

87

88

87

Sean & Kaycee

"Grimey" - TroyBoi

95

93

92

93.3

Upper Team

Royal Flux

"I Am Here" - Pink

86

89

90

88.3

Lock and LoL Crew

"Run Boy Run" - Woodkid

89

89

90

89.3

Upper

MarInspired

"Sign of the Times" - Harry Styles

85

87

88

86.7

Dragon House

"Break Ya Neck" - Busta Rhymes

85

84

90

86.3

Junior

Vivian Ruiz

"Came Here for Love" - Sigala

95

96

96

95.7

Charity & Andres

"Way Down We Go" - Kaleo

100

100

100

100

August 8

Junior

Lucas Marinetto

"Green Light" - John Legend

86

89

89

88

Jaxon Willard

"Surprise Yourself" - Jack Garratt

97

98

93

96

Upper Team

Marissa & The Heartbreakers

"Do It Like a Dude" - Jessie J

81

85

85

83.7

Poreotics

"Need You" - Dillon Francis.

86

89

88

87.7

Junior

Jonas & Ruby

"Santa Maria" - The Gotan Project

90

90

94

91.3

Freshh

"It Takes Two" - Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock

90

88

86

88

Upper Team

Pursuit

"Go Off" - M.I.A.

80

84

83

82.3

The Ruggeds

"Come Down."  - Anderson Paak

85

84

85

84.7

Junior Team

Flip

"Galvanize" - Beethoven/The Chemical Brother

90

88

93

90.3

Dem Raider Boyz

"Pump It Up" - Joe Budden

86

84

86

85.3

Cubcakes Dance Crew

"That's Not My Name" - The Ting Tings

88

88

88

88

Upper Team

Connection

"My Humps" - Black Eyed Peas.

85

86

85

85.3

FunkyWunks

"U Can't Touch This" -  MC Hammer

84

85

86

85

August 15

Junior

Victoria Caban

"Havana" - Camila Cabello

94

96

92

94

Daniel & Mishella

"Sax" - Fleur East

86

87

88

87

Upper Team

S-RANK

"Drop It Like It's Hot" - Snoop Dogg Feat. Pharrell Williams

97

92

94

94.3

ThaMOST

"Temperature" - Sean Paul

85

85

85

85

Junior

Second To None

"Classic" - MKTO

88

83

88

86.3

Josh & Taylor

"Fallin'" - Alicia Keys

90

95

92

92.3

Upper

L&J

"I Like The Way" - Bodyrockers

84

87

87

86

DNA

"Proud Mary"  - Tina Turner

88

89

88

88.3

Junior Team

Girl Cool

"These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" - Nancy Sinatra

84

Quad Squad

"Shout" - The Isley Brothers

93

Junior

Madison Brown

"Game of Survival" - Ruelle

86.3

Elektro Elite

"D.A.N.C.E." - Justice

83.3

Junior Team

Tribe Unleashed

"It's Tricky" - Run-D.M.C.

82.7

The Rock Company

"Love, Reign O'er Me" - Lovelife's remix of The Who

85.7

Junior Team

Iowa Girls

"Never Forget You" - Zara Larsson

84

The Pulse

"Amor, Amor, Amor" - Jennifer Lopez

84.3

Upper

Ashley & Zack

"Don't Wanna Think" - Julia Michaels

91

92

93

92

Morning Of Owl

"The Rockafeller Skank" - Fatboy Slim

94

90

91

91.7

Upper Team

Embodiment

"Pray" - Sam Smith

94

93

93

93.3

Brotherhood

"HUMBLE" - Kendrick Lamar

94

91

93

92.7

text: Jump up ^ Desi Hoppers used a remix of "Talk Dirty" that incorporated Indian drums.

text: Some average scores are taken from a summary clip from the TV broadcast of part 4.

text: The Cut[edit]

text: In The Cut, the 30 remaining acts compete for three spots in each of their divisions. As each dance act competes, their final score is displayed on a leaderboard for their division. Once a dance act's score falls out of the top 3, they face immediate elimination. For this round, each of the judges and the host, Jenna Dewan, became mentors for one of the four divisions; They were also joined by four guest mentors: Savion Glover, Julianne Hough, Paula Abdul, and Mel B. Jennifer & Savion worked with the Junior Teams, Derek & Julianne worked with the Upper acts, Jenna & Paula worked with the Upper Teams, and Ne-Yo & Mel B worked with the Junior acts.

text:
The Duels scores

Rank

Upper

Upper Team

Junior

Junior Team

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

1st

Karen y Ricardo

98.3

S-Rank

94.3

Charity & Andres

100

The Fabulous Sisters

95.7

2nd

Michael Dameski

94.7

Embodiment

93.3

Jaxon Willard

96

The Lab

95

3rd

BDash & Konkrete

94.3

Desi Hoppers

90.3

Victoria Caban

94

Expressenz

94

4th

Ashley & Zack

92

The Bradas

89.7

Avery & Marcus

93.3

Quad Squad

93

5th

DNA

88.7

Lock and LoL Crew

89.3

Sean & Kaycee

93.3

Flip

90.3

6th

Alisa & Joseph

87.7

Poreotics

87.7

Josh & Taylor

92.3

The Rock Company

85.7

7th

MarInspired

86.7

Connection

85.3

Jonas & Ruby

91.3

The Pulse

84.3

8th

The Ruggeds

84.7

Madison Brown

86.3

text:
Contestant performances and Judges' scores

Date

Division

Name

Performance song

Judges' score

Ne-Yo

Jennifer

Derek

Average

August 22

Junior Team

Flip

"Big Breakdown" - Hans Dulfer & Candy Dulfer / "Perm" - Bruno Mars

87

88

90

88.3

Expressenz

"California Dreamin'" - Sia

86

87

88

87

The Pulse

"Another One Bites the Dust" - Hidden Citizens

88

The Lab

"Cold Water" - Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber & MØ

100

97

98

98.3

Quad Squad

"Blame" - Calvin Harris

86.0

The Rock Company

"Hallelujah" - Jeff Buckley

93

93

95

93.7

The Fabulous Sisters

"Black and Gold" - Sam Sparro

94

97

98

96.3

Upper

Michael Dameski

"Lay Me Down" - Sam Smith

91

95

93

93

DNA

"I Could Fall in Love" - Selena

90

89

89

89.3

Alisa & Joseph

"Rather Be" - Clean Bandit

86.3

BDash & Konkrete

"Something Just Like This" - The Chainsmokers & Coldplay

92

91

90

91

MarInspired

"Make Me (Cry)" - Noah Cyrus

88

87

88

87.7

Ashley & Zack

"Fix You" - Coldplay

90

91

93

91.3

Karen y Ricardo

"Caminare" - Marc Anthony

100

99

98

99

August 29

Upper Team

Desi Hoppers

"Like A G6" - Far East Movement ft. The Cataracs & Dev[a]

92

90

90

90.7

Embodiment

"Gravity" - John Mayer

89

91

93

91

Lock and LoL Crew

"Get Up Offa That Thing" - James Brown

86.7

The Bradas

"I'll Show You" - Justin Bieber

90

88

89

89

Connection

"Scream" - Usher

94

91

89

91.3

Poreotics

"A Thousand Miles" - Vanessa Carlton[b]

93

91

91

91.7

The Ruggeds

"Not Giving In" - Rudimental ft. John Newman & Alex Clare

92

92

94

92.7

S-Rank

"DNA" - Kendrick Lamar

91

93

93

92.3

Junior

Josh & Taylor

"Latch" - Disclosure ft. Sam Smith

86

83

87

85.3

Victoria Caban

"Titanium" - David Guetta ft. Sia

85.3

Jonas & Ruby

"Animals" - Martin Garrix

85

89

91

88.3

Madison Brown

"American Funeral" - Alex da Kid ft. Joseph Angel

85.7

Sean & Kaycee

"Can I Be Him" - James Arthur

88

94

94

92.0

Avery & Marcus

"Thunder" - Imagine Dragons

85

86

85

85.3

Charity & Andres

"Waves" - Dean Lewis

89

93

96

92.7

Jaxon Willard

"Higher" - The Score

90

90

92

90.7

text:
Jump up ^ Desi Hoppers used a remix of "Like A G6" that incorporated Indian drums.

Jump up ^ Poreotics used a remix of "A Thousand Miles" that incorporated a jelly donut edm soundtrack, from the comment Derek Hough made about them in The Duels.

text: Divisional Final[edit]

text: In the Divisional Final, the 3 remaining acts in each division square off, with only one act going to the World Final to represent their division. Same as The Cut, each of the judges and the host, Jenna Dewan, became mentors for one of the four divisions. Jennifer mentored the Upper acts, Derek worked with the Junior Teams, Ne-Yo worked with the Upper Teams, and Jenna worked with the Junior acts. Guest mentor Ciara helped each division in their practice as well. Guest judge Misty Copeland joined the panel for this segment.

text:
Table key

Key

Description

Contestant(s) didn't make it to the World Final

text:
The Cut scores

Rank

Upper

Upper Team

Junior

Junior Team

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

1st

Karen y Ricardo

99.0

The Ruggeds

92.7

Charity & Andres

92.7

The Lab

98.3

2nd

Michael Dameski

93.0

S-Rank

92.3

Sean & Kaycee

92.0

The Fabulous Sisters

96.3

3rd

Ashley & Zack

91.3

Poreotics

91.7

Jaxon Willard

90.7

The Rock Company

93.7

text:
Contestant performances and Judges' scores

Date

Division

Name

Performance song

Judges' score

Ne-Yo

Misty

Jennifer

Derek

Average

September 5

Upper

Karen y Ricardo

"Bemba Colora" - Celia Cruz

95

94

96

96

95.3

Ashley & Zack

"Gravity" - Alex & Sierra

84

86

87

90

86.8

Michael Dameski

"Madness" - Ruelle

100

98

95

98

97.8

Junior Team

The Lab

"Lemon" - N.E.R.D & Rihanna

100

99

100

100

99.8

The Rock Company

"Find Me" - Sigma ft. Birdy

91

92

91

92

91.5

The Fabulous Sisters

"Wrecking Ball" - Miley Cyrus[a]

93

92

91

92

92

Upper Team

The Ruggeds

"Iron" - Woodkid

92

90

92

92

91.5

S-Rank

"Gas Pedal" - Sage the Gemini ft. IamSu

96

93

94

93

94

Poreotics

"Bangarang" - Skrillex ft. Sirah

85

87

87

88

86.8

Junior

Charity & Andres

"Castle" - Halsey

93

93

92

94

93

Jaxon Willard

"Blind Faith" - Johnny Manuel

87

89

87

88

87.8

Sean & Kaycee

"The Way I Do" - Bishop Briggs

91

92

95

91

92.3

text: Jump up ^ The Fabulous Sisters used a remix of "Wrecking Ball" that incorporated Japanese sounds and beats.

text: World Final[edit]

text: In the World Final, the final 4 division champions competed head to head to win the one million dollar prize. As with the previous 2 rounds, the judges and the host, Jenna, became mentors for each of the finalists. Derek worked with Charity & Andres, Jennifer worked with S-Rank, Jenna worked with Michael Dameski, and Ne-Yo worked with The Lab. Each of the 4 finalists performed twice. The first performance's music was chosen by their judge, or Jenna, and the second was chosen by the finalist. After each performance, the final scores were displayed on a leaderboard. The winner of the World Finals was determined by the judges combined average scores from both performances. After the first four performances, Season 1's Divisional Finalists Kinjaz and Keone & Mari performed with Derek Hough. Season 1's winner Les Twins also performed before the crowning. After the final performances, The Lab were announced as the winners of World of Dance; their final combined score of 97.5 beat out Michael Dameski by 1.5 points.

text:
Table key

Key

Description

Contestant(s) didn't win the competition

text:
The Divisional Final scores

Upper

Upper Team

Junior

Junior Team

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

Name

Score

Michael Dameski

97.8

S-Rank

94

Charity & Andres

93

The Lab

99.8

text:
Contestant performances and Judges' scores

Date

Round

Dance Act

Performance song

Judges' score

Ne-Yo

Jennifer

Derek

Average

September 12

1

Charity & Andres

"Ain't No Sunshine (Lido remix)" - Bill Withers

92

96

95

94.3

S-Rank

"Headband" - B.o.B ft. 2 Chainz

91

95

93

93

Michael Dameski

"Dive" - Ed Sheeran

95

97

95

95.7

The Lab

"Work It" - Missy Elliott

97

97

97

97

2

S-Rank

"It's Goin' Down" - Yung Joc ft. Nitti

94

94

94

94

Charity & Andres

"Legendary" - Welshly Arms

96

93

94

94.3

Michael Dameski

"Survivor" - 2WEI

98

96

95

96.3

The Lab

"Waiting on the World to Change" - John Mayer

100

96

98

98

text: Final Scores[edit]

text: 4th S-Rank (93.5)

text: 3rd Charity & Andres (94.3)

text: 2nd Michael Dameski (96)

text: WINNER The Lab (97.5)

text: Highest Scoring Dances[edit]

text:
Dance act

Division

Round

Music

Scores

Charity & Andres

Junior

The Duels

”Way Down We Go"—Kaleo

100 (100, 100, 100)

The Lab

Junior Team

Divisional Final

"Lemon"—N.E.R.D. & Rihanna

99.8 (100, 991, 100, 100)

Karen y Ricardo

Upper

The Qualifiers

"Pégate"—Ricky Martin

99.7 (100, 100, 99)

Karen y Ricardo

Upper

The Cut

"Caminaré"—Marc Anthony

99 (100, 99, 98)

Karen y Ricardo

Upper

The Duels

"La Malanga"—Mercado Negro

98.3 (97, 99, 99)

The Lab

Junior Team

The Cut

"Cold Water"—Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber & MØ

98.3 (100, 97, 98)

The Lab

Junior Team

World Final

"Waiting on the World to Change"—John Mayer

98 (100, 96, 98)

Michael Dameski

Upper

Divisional Final

"Madness"—Ruelle

97.8 (100, 981, 95, 98)

The Lab

Junior Team

World Final

"Work It"—Missy Elliott

97 (97, 97, 97)

The Rock Company

Junior Team

The Qualifiers

"Imagine"—Emeli Sandé

96.7 (97, 97, 96)

The Fabulous Sisters

Junior Team

The Cut

"Black and Gold"—Sam Sparro

96.3 (94, 97, 98)

Michael Dameski

Upper

World Final

"Survivor" - 2WEI

96.3 (98, 96, 95)

Desi Hoppers

Upper Team

The Qualifiers

"Shape of You"—Ed Sheeran

96 (98, 94, 96)

Jaxon Willard

Junior

The Duels

"Surprise Yourself"—Jack Garratt

96 (97, 98, 93)

Sean & Kaycee

Junior

The Qualifiers

"Silence"—Marshmello ft. Khalid

96 (97, 96, 95)

text: ^1 Misty Copeland joined the Judges panel for Division Final round

text: Ratings[edit]

text:
No.

Title

Air date
Rating/share(18–49)
Viewers(millions)

1

"The Qualifiers 1"

May 29, 2018
1.7/7
7.17[11]

2

"The Qualifiers 2"

June 5, 2018
1.5/7
6.31[12]

3

"The Qualifiers 3"

June 12, 2018
1.4/6
6.07[13]

4

"The Qualifiers 4"

June 19, 2018
1.4/6
6.22[14]

5

"The Qualifiers 5"

June 26, 2018
1.3/6
6.08[15]

6

"The Qualifiers 6"

July 10, 2018
1.2/6
5.88[16]

7

"The Qualifiers 7"

July 17, 2018
1.3/6
5.90[17]

8

"The Qualifiers 8"

July 24, 2018
1.2/6
5.64[18]

9

"The Duels 1"

July 25, 2018
1.0/5
4.94[19]

10

"The Duels 2"

August 1, 2018
1.1/5
5.33[20]

11

"The Duels 3"

August 8, 2018
1.1/5
4.75[21]

12

"The Duels 4"

August 15, 2018
1.1/5
5.12[22]

13

"The Cut 1"

August 22, 2018
1.2/5
5.05[23]

14

"The Cut 2"

August 29, 2018
1.1/5
5.06[24]

15

"Divisional Final"

September 5, 2018
1.1/5
5.17[25]

16

"World Final"

September 12, 2018
1.1/5
5.58[26]

text: Contestants who appeared on previous season[edit]

text:
Melvin Timtim, of S-Rank, competed in season 1, as a member of Chapkis Dance Family.
Josh Price, of S-Rank, competed in season 1, as a member of ImmaBEAST.
The Lab competed in season 1. They added six new members by The Lab to the lineup of last season.
Sean Lew, of Sean & Kaycee, competed in season 1, as a member of ImmaBEAST.
Taylor Hatala, of Josh & Taylor, competed in season 1 with her dance partner Kyndall Harris as KynTay.
Josh Beauchamp, of Josh & Taylor, competed in season 1, as a member of ImmaBEAST.
Eva Igo, competed in season 1, reached the World Final and finished as runner-up to 'Les Twins'.
Luka & Jenalyn competed in season 1.
Royal Flux competed in season 1.
DNA competed in season 1.
D'Angelo Castro, of The Untouchables, competed in season 1 with his partner Amanda Carbajales.


document_title: Chief Justice of Nepal

question_text: who is the present chief justice of nepal

text: Chief Justice of Nepal

text:
Chief Justice of Nepal
प्रधान न्यायाधीशनेपाल
IncumbentDeepak Raj Joshee (Acting)since 15 March 2018Style
Right Hon'ble Chief JusticeAppointer
Presidential nomination with Parliament confirmationInaugural holder
Hari Prasad Pradhan(10 August 1951)Formation
Constitution of NepalWebsite
Supreme Court of Nepal

text:
Nepal
This article is part of a series on thepolitics and government ofNepal
Constitution[show]
Fundamental Rights and Duties
Human rights
LGBT rights

Government[show]
President: Bidhya Devi Bhandari
Vice President: Nanda Bahadur Pun

Executive:

Prime Minister: Khadga Prasad Oli
Council of Ministers: Oli II
Civil Services
Cabinet Secretary

Federal Parliament:

House of Representatives
 Speaker: Krishna Bahadur Mahara
National Assembly
 Chairman: Ganesh Prasad Timilsina

Judiciary:

Supreme Court
Chief Justice of Nepal: Gopal Parajuli
District Courts

Elections[show]
Election Commission
Political parties
Recent elections
Presidential: 20082015
National: 200820132017
Provincial: 2017
Local: 2017

Federalism[show]Administrative divisions

Provinces
Province governments
Provincial Assemblies
Governors
Chief Minister

Local governments
Districts
Municipality
Rural Municipality

Foreign relations[show]
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Diplomatic missions
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text: The Chief Justice of Nepal (Nepali: प्रधान न्यायाधीश) is the head of the judicial branch of Nepal and the chief judge of the Supreme Court of Nepal. The Chief Justice is the highest judicial officer in the country, and acts as a chief administrative officer for all the judicial system.

text: The current acting Chief Justice is Deepak Raj Joshee, who took over the role on 15 March 2018.[1]

text: List of Chief Justices[edit]

text: The list of Chief Justices of Nepal are as follows:[2][3]

text:
No.

Name

Term start

Term end

Appointed by

1

Hari Prasad Pradhan

10 August 1951

20 May 1956

King Tribhuvan

2

Anirudra Prasad Singh

21 May 1956

29 June 1959

King Mahendra

3

Hari Prasad Pradhan

14 December 1961

15 December 1963

4

Bhagwati Prashad Singh

9 April 1964

10 July 1970

5

Ratna Bahadur Bista

26 July 1970

6 August 1976

6

Nayan Bahadur Karki

8 December 1976

10 December 1985

King Birendra

7

Dhanendra Bahadur Singh

11 December 1985

7 August 1991

8

Bishwonath Upadhyaya

8 August 1991

25 September 1995

9

Surendra Prasad Singh

26 September 1995

14 February 1997

10

Trilok Pratap Rana

15 February 1997

16 September 1997

11

Om Bhakta Shrestha

22 September 1997

12 April 1998

12

Mohan Prasad Sharma

13 April 1998

15 December 1999

13

Keshav Prasad Upadhyaya

16 December 1999

5 December 2002

14

Kedar Nath Upadhyaya

6 December 2002

21 January 2004

King Gyanendra

15

Govinda Bahadur Shrestha

22 January 2004

13 January 2005

16

Hari Prasad Sharma

14 January 2005

29 July 2005

17

Dilip Kumar Poudel

31 July 2005

8 September 2007

Girija Prasad Koirala

18

Kedar Prasad Giri

5 October 2007

7 May 2009

King Gyanendra

19

Min Bahadur Rayamajhi

8 May 2009

10 February 2010

Ram Baran Yadav

20

Anup Raj Sharma

11 February 2010

25 March 2010

21

Ram Prasad Shrestha

26 March 2010

5 May 2011

22

Khil Raj Regmi

6 May 2011

11 February 2014

22

Damodar Prasad Sharma

11 April 2014

9 October 2014

22

Ram Kumar Prasad Shah

10 October 2014

7 July 2015

23

Kalyan Shrestha[4]

8 July 2015

12 April 2016

24

Sushila Karki

11 July 2016

9 June 2017

Bidya Devi Bhandari

25

Gopal Prasad Parajuli

9 June 2017

14 March 2018

26

Om Prakash Mishra (Acting)

5 August 2018

present


document_title: Race and ethnicity in the NHL

question_text: what percentage of nhl hockey players are canadian

text: Race and ethnicity in the NHL

text: The National Hockey League evolved from a mono-ethnic and primarily Canadian professional athletic league to span North America.[1][2][3][4][5] The distribution of ethnic groups has been gradually changing since the inception of the NHL.[6] The league consists of a variety of players from varying nationalities and diverse backgrounds. Once known as a league riddled with racism and exclusiveness, the NHL has made positive steps toward a more diverse and inclusive institution.[7]

text: According to statistics,[8] gathered by www.quanthockey.com, the NHL began its expansion of player nationalities in the 1970s, where players hailed from the United States, Sweden, and Finland. The share of Canadians in the league dropped to 75% by the 1980s and is now slightly less than 50%.[8] In 2011, the NHL was composed of 93 percent of players who identified as white, with the remaining 7 percent identifying as varying ethnicities.[9][needs update]

text: History[edit]

text: A number of ice hockey leagues for players of African descent formed in Canada as early as the late-19th century. The Coloured Hockey League was an all-black ice hockey league established in 1895. Operating across the Maritime provinces of Canada, the league operated for several decades until 1930.

text: Although other ice hockey leagues saw integration in the early 20th century (including the Quebec Senior Hockey League), the NHL did not see its first non-white player until March 13, 1948, when Larry Kwong broke the NHL's colour barrier playing with the New York Rangers.[10] Born in Vernon, British Columbia, Kwong was a Chinese Canadian of Cantonese descent.[11] In 1953, Fred Sasakamoose was the first Cree NHL player, and the first Canadian indigenous player in the NHL, debuting with the Chicago Black Hawks. On January 18, 1958, Willie O'Ree became the first Black Canadian to play in the NHL. Playing with the Boston Bruins, he was also the first NHL player of African-descent.[12]

text: Val James was the first African American player to play in the NHL. James signed his contract with the Buffalo Sabres in 1982.[13] His stint with the Buffalo Sabres and Toronto Maple Leafs were short lived and he eventually retired in 1987 due to injury.[13] He experienced racism as the first player throughout his skating career. He never spoke of racism on the ice until 30 years after his career ended. In his account, he reported he could not watch hockey games for 10 years after leaving the ice without being haunted by the memories of his treatment as a man of color in the NHL.[14] His hostile experiences were and continue to be representative of how institutional racism permeates the culture and socialization of men (and women) sports. A biography of his life in the sport was published under the title Black Ice: The Val James Story written by John Gallagher.[15] The number of black NHL players moved to 26 by the end of the 20th century and sat at 32 in 2016. This is a seemingly minor yet significant change in the racial demographic of the NHL in its hundred-year history.[9]

text: In addition to black and white players, other races and ethnicities represented in the NHL (in the 2017–18 season) include players of Middle Eastern-descent (including Brandon Saad, Justin Abdelkader, Mika Zibanejad, and Nazem Kadri), players of Latino-descent (including Al Montoya, Auston Matthews, Max Pacioretty, and Raffi Torres), and players of Asian-descent (including Kailer Yamamoto, and Matthew Dumba).