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The women’s downhill at the World Championships was postponed Sunday and rescheduled for Monday after up to 10 inches of snow fell on the Rhone-Alpes course.
made popular Feb 8 2009
AP, Val D'isere
The women’s downhill at the World Championships was postponed Sunday and will be rescheduled after up to 10 inches of snow fell on the Rhone-Alpes course.
made popular Feb 8 2009
