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          Picabo Street, after winning her gold medal: "It was
     time to wake the Games up" (ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, 2/12). 
     In Houston, John Lopez: "Picabo Street, American hero,
     certainly looks the part" (HOUSTON CHRONICLE, 2/12)....The
     WALL STREET JOURNAL examines the U.S. women's ice hockey
     team.  The Olympics "expose women's sport to a broad fan
     base."  It's "happened with women's basketball.  It's
     happening with women's soccer.  It could happen with women's
     hockey" (WALL STREET JOURNAL, 2/12)....USA TODAY's Kevin
     Maney examines coverage of the Games on the Internet and the
     future battle over Internet broadcast rights (USA TODAY,
     2/12)....On the "Late Show," David Letterman offered his Top
     Ten ways of mispronouncing Nagano, read by James Earl Jones:
     9) Nagagga; 5) Snoop Noggy Nog; 4) Naganja; 3) Fig Naga
     Newton; 2) Magano Lewinsky; 1) Naganna Ever Agree To Do A
     Top 10 List Again."  Also on the "Late Show," gold medalist
     Jonny Moseley discussed his plans for the rest of the
     Olympics: "I'm going to go into the Nagano city and check
     out all the cool things there are about the Olympics, and
     there's a lot of them."  Letterman: "What you mean there is
     you're going to go looking for babes."  Moseley: "Exactly. 
     I'm going to see how many babes I can get" (CBS, 2/11).

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