Norway - 02.06.06

	February 06, 2006 Norway Brian Cazeneuve

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The top cross-country skiing nation in Olympic history delivers a new star

Marit Bj�rgen, CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
In 2002 Norwegian biathlon great Ole Einar Bj�rndalen won a Games-high four golds. In Turin the upbeat Bj�rgen, 25, a triple winner at 2005 worlds, could duel her 32-year-old countryman for most-medals honors.

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Norway	121	0	1
Marit Bjorgen	2	0	0
Ole Einar Bjoerndalen	0	0	0
Torino	48	0	0

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