Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022 Final Triple-Poll #16- Day 16- Who will win Women's 30km race (cross-country), Women's curling final, Men's Ice Hockey Final and... Two Additional Questions to get bonus points.
Who will win Women's 30km race (cross-country), Women's curling final, Men's Ice Hockey Final and... Two Additional Questions to get bonus points.
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1. Who will win Women's 30km cross-country race?
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Natalia Nepryaeva ROC
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Therese Johaug NOR
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Ebba Andersson SWE0
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Jessie Diggins USA0
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Krista Parmakoski FIN
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Kerttu Niskanen FIN0
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Tatiana Sorina ROC0
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Rosie Brennan USA0
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Teresa Stadlober AUT0
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Tiril Udnes Weng NOR0
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Victoria Carl GER0
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Delphine Claudel FRA0
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Ragnhild Haga NOR0
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Johanna Matintalo FIN0
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Charlotte Kalla SWE0
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Any Other0
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2. Who will win Women's Curling final?
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Japan
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Great Britain
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3. Who will win Men's Ice Hockey Final?
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Finland
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ROC
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