Winter Games

plural noun

1. Olympic Games held every fourth winter and including skiing, ice-skating, bobsledding, and other primarily winter sports.

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In theory, for the upcoming Winter Games in Italy, it would be observed seven days before the February 6 start of the Olympics until seven days after the March 15 conclusion of the Paralympics.

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Tomono, who is vying to land one of Japan's three men's Olympic team spots for the Winter Games, is hoping to improve on a fourth-place finish at Skate Canada, where he was second after the short program but was pipped for bronze by compatriot Kao Miura.

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Tomono, who is vying to land one of Japan's three men's Olympic team spots for the Milan-Cortina Winter Games in February, looked the part as the fifth stop on the grand prix circuit got underway in Lake Placid, New York.

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"We think the Winter Games has a really good strong visual identity of snow and ice. And we think that is unique and is worth preserving," Grahamslaw said.

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"If there's capacity within the Winter games for more sports, more action, more dynamics, then we can provide that from within the snow and ice community," the Briton added.

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