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Tuesday, 14 February 2006, 12:40 GMT
Winter Olympics photos
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Great Britain's women endure another tight curling contest, entering the final end tied at 4-4 with Switzerland
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The Swiss have the all-important last stone, but skip Mirjam Ott misses out to hand an unlikely 5-4 victory to Britain
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Sweden's Anna Dahlberg and Lina Andersson are the surprise winners of the inaugural women's cross-country team sprint
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And the Swedish men complete a golden double, winning their cross-country team sprint event from Norway and Russia
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The men's combined skiing event is delayed when Filip Trejbal spectacularly crashes out of the downhill race
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America's Bode Miller leads the field by 0.32 seconds after the downhill run, with two slalom races to come
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Miller's hopes of winning gold end though when he is disqualified after straddling a gate in his first run in the slalom
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Britain's Noel Baxter overcomes a disappointing downhill run with two quality displays in the slalom to finish 14th
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Miller's countryman Ted Ligety eventually takes gold after Austrian Benjamin Raich slumps out of the second slalom
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Germany's Sven Fischer produces a flawless shooting display on his way to winning the men's biathlon 10km sprint
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Great Britain's Tom Clemens, finishes in 79th place, almost five minutes off the pace in 31 minutes, five seconds
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In the women's luge, Germany claim all three medals with defending champion Sylve Otto finishing first
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Russia's Svetlana Zhurova upsets reigning world champion Wang Manli to win the women's 500m speed skating title
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In skating, Russian world champion Yevgeny Plushenko scores 90.66 to dominate the men's short programme
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