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Tara Lipinski - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Lipinski's Rule of Five - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lipinski's Rule of Five is a rule of thumb to evaluate druglikeness, or determine if a chemical compound with a certain pharmacological or biological activity has properties that would make it a like...
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1. The Carl Lewis – Mike Powell long jump competition at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. Lewis showed why he is the greatest jumper ever – by a long way – with four jumps of 28 feet, 5 ¾ inches or more, including two over 29 ... Tara Lipinski exults in the 1998 Olympics (Don Tormey / Los Angeles Times);
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Dec 3, 2009 ... Lewis-Powell long jump: the best in my quarter-century of globetrotting .... Tara Lipinski exults in the 1998 Olympics (Don Tormey / Los ...
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Lipinski wins women's world title; Kwan second ... Tara Lipinski won the women's title at the World Figure Skating Championships today to become the youngest women's champion in history. ... Lipinski needed every jump and every mark to hold off Kwan, who made a determined bid to hold on to the title that she won last year.
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SLAM! Sports Canadian and International Figure Skating News ... However, Lipinski won the biggest prize at the Olympics, where Kwan was second. In 1997, Lipinski dethroned Kwan as U.S., world and Champions Series champion. Lipinski's jump to the pros further depletes the Olympic-eligible ranks.
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Included in her program was a triple flip that Lipinski turned with no trouble at all. "Once I landed that, I said, 'Everything's fine now.' " ; And it was. Wearing a beige skating outfit with a blue bodice and skating to the music from the film "Anastasia," Lipinski nailed every jump with ease.
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