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Erin Hamlin had a strong second run, but couldn't hold the lead. The American world champion would eventually take seventh in the FIL World Cup Women's Luge.
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The world champions the American air and Hamlin she's gotta be excited about being able to wear that world champion bid for the next year. That's quite an honor and it hasn't been any war by anyone other than a German. Since 1993. A nice start by Pamela. This is a flatter grant which isn't necessarily to her advantage. Little rust in the second. Little bit too much noise -- picked fights being cut. Couldn't see it -- the camera angle that can definitely hear it she's losing a -- at a time. There -- seven term big complex. -- Nice straightaway. Losing that it signed I have yet to shake up. The little bit too far and are left but makes a nice correction -- A nice looking -- so far cry distinguishes this time -- and little bit early -- needs to finish her we'll see where she ends up she's down.
She's taken over first place with a strong finish. She had to let 175 miles an hour -- second run fourth time she's in top ten finishes in the World Cup season.
I mean am I. I told me.
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