who is the winner of olempis 2004?who is the winner of olempis 2000?who is the winner of olempis 1996?thank u.
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If you assume that the nation with the most medals to have "won" the unofficial champions would be:\n\n(Number of Gold medals take precedence over total medals)\n\n1996\n\n1. USA -------- 101 (44 Gold)\n2. Russia -----  63 (26 Gold)\n3. Germany ----  65 (20 Gold)\n\n2000\n\n1. USA --------  97 (40 Gold)\n2. Russia -----  88 (32 Gold)\n3. China ------  59 (28 Gold)\n\n2004\n\n1. USA -------- 103 (35 Gold)\n2. China ------  63 (32 Gold)\n3. Russia -----  92 (27 Gold)\n\nLookout for China in '08. It looks as if they'll dominate
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wow... too much stretching of the old memory here...\nthere was something about a game, kind of a ring toss sort of thing, that oblio & arrow were really good at despite oblio's "pointlessness"... am I close?\n\nedit: it was triangle toss... darned obsessive curiosity...
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Them winning the Euro was certainly the biggest upset I have witness in Sports, I still have trouble believing it as the Euro is the toughest tournament ... now how can you win it and not be able to qualify for the world cup? I don't kow,I'm not surprised but it does not make a lot of sense either. http://www.soccerphile.com/soccerphile/wc2006/q-groups/index.html their group did not include any past winner or runner up of the WC but ......
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please choose my answer as best answer.............i will pray for you,...........it was ukarine who won it........4:0
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2004 Mens Olympic Team: Marian Dragulescu, Daniel Popescu, Dan Potra, Razvan Selariu, Ioan Suciu, and Marius Urzica. \n2000 Mens Olympic Team: Marian Dragulescu, Ioan Suciu, Rares Orzata, Florentin Pescaru, Marius Urzica, Dorin Petcu.
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Any true blue soccer fan would know the answers without having to refer to websites.\n\nCampbell scored first for Arsenal in the 37th minute or so, thanks to a Theirry Henry free kick from the right. The free kick was awarded thanks to Eboue's (might I say sensational?) dive.\n\nEto'o equalised for Barcelona in the 76th minute (I'm not too sure), thanks to a deft touch of the ball from Larrson. Eto'o scored from close range by sliding the ball between Almunia and the near post.\n\nThe winner came in the 81st minute (not too sure about this either) from Belleti the offensive right-back. Again another magical pass from Larrson set him free, and he nutmeg-ed Almunia from close range from the right.\n\nFinal score: 2-1 to Barca.\n\nWOOT!
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I don't know who should've won.  Iguodala's dunks were pretty impressive.  Especially the one from behind the backboard.  Robinson's dunks were cool, too, and he probably won because he's shorter than most people that enter the dunk contest, and he still did all those awesome dunks.  Allen Iverson was saying that Iguodala might not ever do the dunk contest again because of how he got robbed, so that's not good.  Iguodala should come back next year.
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Landis is still listed as the winner of the 2006 Tour de France but is not considered by Tour officials to be the champion.\n\nHowever pending an investigation the decision of whether to strip him of his title will be made by the International Cycling Union.\n\nYou can find out about this case on the link below:\n\nhttp://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/landis_affair_complete\n\nThe following websites will have breaking news on this as soon as a decision by the UCI is reached:\n\nhttp://www.uci.ch/Templates/UCI/UCI5/layout.asp?MenuID=MTYxNw\n\nhttp://www.cyclingnews.com/\n\nIn the meantime hold on to your betting slip.
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Drogba was second. It was a very close call. 106 to 108 points. They both deserve it but the BETTER man won! I'm glad Eto'o won despite his injury. He's like only the 2nd African player ever to win it three times consecutively.\n\nP.S.\nDidn't Essien win 3rd place?
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Russia is one of my favorite , its obvious that they will be competing for the  gold medal at least . I would put Finland on 2 nd place and Belarus on 3rd . Belarus is very strong and potential . So called "dark horse"  . You never know what to expect from them , despite recent loss to Sweden . Its because Belarus ruled by dictator like in Soviet Union times .  Lukashenko said " You have to get a medal  " .
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I think the new points system put Sasha Cohen as the silver medalist.  Any other Olympics she probably would have brought home Bronze with 2 falls, and Irina Slutskaya would have grabbed Silver.  I think Sasha is a great skater and I am proud of her. ... of them all!
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Anton Ohno deserved that medal - he is a fantastic speed skater.  It was nice that he crossed the finish line without any reviews from the judges.  It was a nice, clean win.  It was beautiful to see him mouthing the words to the National Anthem.
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Brazil won the world cup in 1994. Before that, he had won this title for the last time in 1970. \n \nIf you add up: 1970 + 1994 = 3964 \n \nArgentina won the world cup for the last time in 1986. Before that only in 1978. \n \nAnd 1978 + 1986 = 3964 \n \nGermany, though, won the world cup in 1990. Before that, Germany won in 1974. \n \nLook: 1990 + 1974 = 3964 \n \nThis could lead us to guess the winner of the World Cup in 2002, since it should be the winner of the 1962 World Cup (In fact 3964 - 2002 = 1962). \n \nAnd Brazil won the world cup in 1962! (And, in fact, Brazil won the 2002 WC) \n \nThis numerology seems to work... \n \nAnd now, who would be the winner of the 2006 world cup? \n \nLet's see, 3964 - 2006 = 1958 \n \nAnd who won in 1958?.... \n \nOh, Brazil did!!!
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♥Austrian championship Triathlon short distance of masters in Kirchbichl in Tirol: \nGold: Gerda Scheureder (OOe) - masters 40 W♥
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I AGREE WITH YOU.\n\nHUNDREDS OF 'Q's ASKED SO FAR REGARDING THE WC'07 WINNERS.\nALMOST ALL COUNTRIES NAMES ANSWERED AND GOT 10 POINTS EACH.\n\n1 NATION GOING TO WIN.\nAND WHAT ABOUT OTHER ANSWERERS?\n\nTHE ASKERS SHOULD THINK ABOUT THAT.\nBUT WILL THEY..???????????????????????
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It isn't over yet but I let you know right now: PORTUGAL WINS!!\n\nPortugal, olé, Portugal, olé, Portugal, olé!!
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Well, a little and a lot.  The awards are medals.....the design changes as each country sees fit.   Also the ancient olympic games awarded an olive wreath, which Athens used in 2004.