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At first I thought it was an interesting choice considering there could have been multiple choices of Lithuanian-born athletes, but upon reflection she represented Lithuania for a decade now and won continental medal, she was denied Olympics 2 times already due citizenship laws, and she was finally granted citizenship on the grounds of merit and also passing her citizenship exam. She's probably the most recognised olympian by the public in Lithuania this year. I saw her competing in Europeans few weeks ago in Sheffield and she truly made a lot of effort to greet Lithuanian fans, gave shout outs to the Lithuanian flags while waiting for the judge scores and engaged so much with the fans. So I'm not really mad at the choice, she truly deserves it. -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
That's what I'm trying to say. I can't see how it ends well for her. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Seems I was wrong on that, Discovery etc has a separate UHD stream for the Alpine training tomorrow. -
By Orangehair43 · Posted
Diana Davis has a Georgian grandparent. -
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By Grassmarket · Posted
Exactly, it encourages other cities from the bidding nation to support the bid. -
By Orangehair43 · Posted
42 in Bejing. 55 in Pyeonchang, -
I think it is similar with Diana Davis in
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