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 Lindsey Vonn finishes her run despite biting through her tongue and bloodying her face. (Don Emmert/Getty Images) BEIJING 2008 London Wins 2012 Bid_____ From The Post _____  London defeats European rival Paris to bring the games back to the British capital for the first time since 1948. The celebration rages on as Londoners cheer the IOC's decision. A hush falls over France's capital city and the decision is read. In New York, disappointment is tempered by pride in city's effort. _____ On Our Site _____  Video: IOC President Jacques Rogge makes the announcement. Video: The Post's Amy Shipley on the surprise choice. _____ Athens Flashback _____ Flashback: Turin 2006
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Blood pouring from her mouth, Lindsey Vonn speeds through a snowfall Friday to win a World Cup downhill on the Lake Louise course for the sixth time in five years.
U.S. Skiers are gearing up for the Wold Cup season and the Vancouver Olympics in Lake Louise, Alberta.
South Korean megastar Kim Yu-Na makes her share of mistakes during Sunday's long program, but she still takes the Skate America crown.
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