What does WOD stand for?

World of Dance

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Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.
Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Beginning with Hill's childhood in the Bible Belt, the author charts all of the significant contributions her subject made in the world of dance and dance education, from establishing a program at New York University at the height of the Great Depression to the conservatory programs at Juilliard well into the 1990s.

The contributions of Martha Hill to American dance and dance ...

Celtic Tiger fuses the world of dance with the spirit of Ireland and the result is an epic show that pushes the creative boundaries of Irish dance.

Flatley's show is to burn; Theatre

It's a double CD, and as ever with these releases, forms a nearperfect archive of all that's been big in the (mainly mainstream) world of dance.

TAKE A CHANCE ON DANCE

Meryl York, year-four teacher at the Aigburth Road school, said: "This is all part of dance in the school and we brought in a professional dance company so the children can experience a wider range in the world of dance.

On your toes, kids

TOP international names from the world of dance music come to Belfast this week for a 10-day festival.

THE BITZ: Let's dance to the best of the fest