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| − | The 2010 Winter [[Olympics]], also called the XXI Olympic Winter Games and the 21st Winter Olympics, were held in the [[Canada|Canadian]] city of [[Vancouver]], [[British Columbia]]. Athletes competing for the [[United States]] won a total of 37 medals. <ref>http://bombasticsports.com/?p=3991</ref> | + | The 2010 Winter [[Olympics]], also called the XXI Olympic Winter Games and the 21st Winter Olympics, were held in the [[Canada|Canadian]] city of [[Vancouver]], [[British Columbia]]. Athletes competing for the [[United States]] won a total of 37 medals. <ref>http://bombasticsports.com/?p=3991</ref> Several athletes from the U.S., including [[Apolo Anton Ohno]], Lindsey Vonn, Bode Miller and Shani Davis won more than one medal. |
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Revision as of 05:22, December 3, 2011
The 2010 Winter Olympics, also called the XXI Olympic Winter Games and the 21st Winter Olympics, were held in the Canadian city of Vancouver, British Columbia. Athletes competing for the United States won a total of 37 medals. [1] Several athletes from the U.S., including Apolo Anton Ohno, Lindsey Vonn, Bode Miller and Shani Davis won more than one medal.