1992 Winter Olympics: When Dreams Come True
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Bobbing up like a false leap year, 1994 will see another Winter Olympics. In skating it should be a fascinating competition because the sport is clearly in transition. Will the jumpers take over solo events, Yamaguchi and Kerrigan notwithstanding? Will the ice dancers retain their dynamic? Will bright choreographic stars be born? To all three questions the likely answer is yes, but stay tuned.
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