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Aimee Lewis

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Senior Editor at The Athletic. Once upon a time CNN & BBC Sport.
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Alex Ferreira wins men’s freeski halfpipe to claim his first Olympic gold

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By Aimee Lewis
| The Athletic Verified
LIVIGNO, Italy — What a contest. To the wire, decided in the final four runs; freestyle skiers pushing each other into the performance of their lives until there was just a fraction of a point between them — 0.75 to be exact. Nick Goepper, with history on the line, went for a trick that had never been landed in competition before, only to crash with the finishing line in sight.
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How much snow is too much at a Winter Olympics? It depends …

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By Aimee Lewis, Charlotte Harpur Verified
| The Athletic Verified
The snow fell in the Italian Alps on Thursday, as often happens in February in these parts. Sideways, downwards, into squinting eyes; gloveless hands turning blue, heads into coats as if they were tortoise shells. It wasn’t quite the weather for penguins, the temperature a mere 21 degrees Fahrenheit (-6 Celsius), but it was cold enough. Dawn brought with it cotton-wool skies, and soon it became clear that things weren’t, well, clear enough.
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How much snow is too much at a Winter Olympics? It depends

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By Aimee Lewis, Charlotte Harpur Verified
| Breaking One
The snow fell in the Italian Alps on Thursday, as often happens in February in these parts. Sideways, downwards, into squinting eyes; gloveless hands turning blue, heads into coats as if they were tortoise shells. It wasn't quite the weather for penguins, the temperature a mere 21 degrees Fahrenheit (-6 Celsius), but it was cold enough. kAms2H? 3C@F89E H:E9 :E 4@EE@?\H@@= D<:6D[ 2?5 D@@?
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