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Dancing with the Stars Results: Did West Des Moines Native Shawn Johnson Survive?
Who's left among celebs Johnson, Emmit Smith, Gilles Marini, Kelly Monaco, Kirstie Alley, Melissa Rycroft, Sabrina Bryan and Apolo Anton Ohno?

West Des Moines held its breath Tuesday on elimination night on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars: All Stars.”
But hometown sweetheart Shawn Johnson is safe after she and partner Derek Hough danced the cha-cha through their injuries. Johnson injured her knee and iced it down before her last performance.
What viewers didn’t know until tonight was that Hough injured his vertebrae and neck. He’ll sit out next week and defer to Johnson’s partner in 2009, Mark Ballas. Hough said he’ll see how his recovery goes.
Next week, Johnson and Ballas will dance fusion tango/passos.
Missing will be celebrity Sabrina Bryan and her partner, Louis Van Amstel.
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On Monday, Johnson and Hough danced their cha-cha to Kenny Chesney’s "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy."
"You are the sexy one, working it, Shawn," Judge Bruno Tonioli said, giving the couple a perfect 10. He raved about the fusion of country dance with the cha-cha.
Judge Carrie Ann Inaba agreed. "It was truly a blend of country and cha-cha." She said Johnson's solo portion of the dance "was a bit stiff," but she enjoyed it and gave the pair a 9.5.
And head judge Len Goodman said the choreography was fantastic, but the pair went overboard on the props -- a small tractor among other things -- and what he called "frippery." He gives the pair an 8.5.
Their score was 28 out of 30; putting them a couple slots behind Sabrina Bryan and Apolo Anton Ohno, who both scored a perfect 30 Monday.
Johnson is safe through at least Nov. 13. Because of Hurricane Sandy, many viewers weren’t able to vote Monday, so there will be no elimination next week, said host Tom Bergeron.
Watch Johnson and Hough’s sixth dance on “Dancing With the Stars.”
Johnson, who had to retire from gymnastics competition this summer because of a knee injury, has her eyes on another glitter ball trophy in the 15th season of the ABC network’s show.
The 20-year-old gymnast claimed the Season 8 title in 2009.
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