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- Much more so than their summer counterparts, the sports of the Winter Olympic Games are about cheating disaster. Whether it’s flying high above the half pipe on a snowboard, launching from a ski jump tower, skiing 90 mph down a mountain or skating at high speed with the equivalent of knives on your feet, athletes stand to lose much more than Olympic glory.
• VIDEO: Winter Olympians on the verge of disaster
• BLOG: A look inside the 2010 Winter Olympics
• COVERAGE: The News Tribune's 2010 Winter Games Web site
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• BLOG: A look inside the 2010 Winter Olympics
• COVERAGE: The News Tribune's 2010 Winter Games Web site
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Dangerous dreams of gold at Winter Games
Much more so than their summer counterparts, the sports of the Winter Olympic Games are about cheating disaster. Whether it’s flying high above the half pipe on a snowboard, launching from a ski jump tower, skiing 90 mph down a mountain or skating at high speed with the equivalent of knives on your feet, athletes stand to lose much more than Olympic glory.
• VIDEO: Winter Olympians on the verge of disaster
• BLOG: A look inside the 2010 Winter Olympics
• COVERAGE: The News Tribune's 2010 Winter Games Web site
Much more so than their summer counterparts, the sports of the Winter Olympic Games are about cheating disaster. Whether it’s flying high above the half pipe on a snowboard, launching from a ski jump tower, skiing 90 mph down a mountain or skating at high speed with the equivalent of knives on your feet, athletes stand to lose much more than Olympic glory.
• VIDEO: Winter Olympians on the verge of disaster
• BLOG: A look inside the 2010 Winter Olympics
• COVERAGE: The News Tribune's 2010 Winter Games Web site
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