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Lindsey Vonn's Olympic medal hopes dashed after just 13 seconds NBC NewsLive updates 2026 Winter Olympics: Lindsey Vonn crashes in the women's downhill, ending her Games dream on Day 2 cnn.comLindsey Vonn's crash is a violent - but honest - ending to an unprecedented Olympic bid The GuardianLindsey Vonn, skiing on torn ACL, crashes in Olympic downhill ESPNCheers, gasps, and silence: How it felt on the mountain in Cortina the moment Lindsey Vonn crashed
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TODAY is Good Friday in the Orthodox Christian calendar. All over the eastern Christian world, from villages in Greece and Romania to cathedrals in Moscow, it is a day of haunting ceremonies that re-enact the death and burial of Jesus. There are chants of deep lamentation, interlaced with quietly confident declarations that mortality has been conquered and life will prevail. This builds up to the noisy, exuberant Resurrection festivities which take place on the night from Saturday to Sunday. This year, for some rank-and-file Russian Orthodox believers, the story of a just man unfairly accused but ultimately vindicated has even greater poignancy.
To the relief of human-rights campaigners inside and outside Russia, a brave historian who has devoted his life to uncovering, literally and metaphorically, the crimes of the Stalin era was largely acquitted this week of the surreal charges which had been laid against him. Prosecutors were demanding a nine-year prison term. A court in northwestern Russia cleared Yuri Dimitriyev (pictured) of...Continue reading
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