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Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood) Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood) Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood)
Canadian women's curling team (from left to right) Cheryl Noble, Diane Nelson, Georgina Wheatcroft, . . . Canadian women's curling team (from left to right) Cheryl Noble, Diane Nelson, Georgina Wheatcroft, . . . Canadian women's curling team (from left to right) Cheryl Noble, Diane Nelson, Georgina Wheatcroft, . . .
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Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood) Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood) Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood)
Canadian women's curling team (from left to right): Cheryl Noble, Kelly Law, Diane Nelson, Julie Ski. . . Canadian Womens Curling team (left to right) Cheryl Noble, of Victoria, Kelley Law, of Coquitlam, B. . . Canadian Womens Curling team (left to right) Cheryl Noble, of Victoria, Diane Nelson, of Burnaby, B. . .
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Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood) Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood) Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5  win over the U.S.A. in the bronze medal game at the Winter Olympics in Ogden, Utah duringThursday, Feb. 21, 2002  (CP PHOTO/COA/Mike Ridewood)
Canadian skip Kelley Law throws skip rock as sweepers Diane Nelson (right) and Georgina Wheatcroft g. . . Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft ponder a shot during Canada's 9-5 wi. . . Canada's skip Kelley Law (left) and second Georgina Wheatcroft talk strategy during Canada's 9-5 wi. . .
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