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Natalie du Toit (right) and Natalia Partyka talk with volunteers at the Paralympic Village yesterday.

VANCOUVER, Canada — The Winter Olympics began on a low with the death of luger Nodar Kumaritashvili but ended on a dramatic high on Sunday with Canada winning the hockey final and the host nation earning a record bag of gold medals.
VANCOUVER: A lucky few athletes come to the Winter Games with a sheaf of lucrative sponsorship deals in their back pockets but others have to put their day jobs on hold as they chase Olympic glory.
VANCOUVER: The beast is out of the cage.

VANCOUVER, Canada: China's "Princess of the Snow", Li Nina, missed a golden opportunity to rule the world of women's aerial skiing — again — on Wednesday at the Vancouver Olympic Games.
SYDNEY: Australia celebrated their best-ever Winter Olympics following Lydia Lassila's victory in the women's aerials.
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