Sprinter Jenny Wolf of Germany

Sprinter Jenny Wolf of Germany

TOKYO, Japan - This December 2009 file photo shows Jenny Wolf of Germany competing during a women's 500-meter race at a World Cup competition in Calgary, Canada. Wolf, who has won 28 World Cup competitions and come in second six times in the three seasons through this season, is aiming for gold at Vancouver in what will be her third Olympics competition. (Kyodo)

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