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FIS looks into high injury trend in World Cup races
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Downhill world champion John Kucera, World Cup slalom champion Jean-Baptiste Grange and former women's overall World Cup winner Nicole Hosp are among those ruled out of the Vancouver Olympics because of injuries this season.
Nine weeks before the Winter Olympics begin, FIS skiing officials are trying to address safety concerns raised by this recent spate of horrific crashes involving some of the world’s most accomplished skiers...The organisation has called on Alpine racers and coaches to help find reasons for the high number of serious accidents in World Cup races. FIS president Gian Franco Kasper said yesterday that they are concerned about the trend and are reviewing equipment rules for possible changes.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/12/sports/olympics/12iht-ARENA.html
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Obviously
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isn't a real person
What kind of injury would limit a baseball player from pitching, but allow him to play third base? I'm writing a little story and I'm wondering, if it's possible, what kind of injury would limit a pitcher from pitching, but not limit him from playing third base and learning to hit a baseball.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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, A shoulder injury. But is this the best forum to ask that question
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