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The big rebound
The toughest of all Canadian Olympians -- maybe now, maybe ever -- stands 5-foot-3, weighs all of 121 pounds, and happens to be the owner of three Olympic medals.
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Four-medal day for Canada
BEIJING - Late Tuesday night and well into the morning, a mom, a dad, three aunts, two uncles and five cousins celebrated Jason Burnett's silver medal performance in trampoline on television replays at Canada Olympic House here.
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Hurdler is over the moon
There was a lot of jumping going on for Whitby, Ont.’s Priscilla Lopes-Schliep here on Tuesday night.
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The big rebound
Karen Cockburn, who won medals at the previous two Olympics, works through her silver-medal winning routine during the final of the women's trampoline. (Amy Sancetta, The Associated Press)
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Sabathia buoys Brewers' postseason hopes
The changes keep coming for CC Sabathia.
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  		• Cobourne on pace to register 1,000-yard seasons
  		• Cyclist Marie-Helene Premont aims for Olympic gold
  		• Nadal, Ivanovic draw top seeds at US Open
  		• Canada's Lopes-Schliep noses into bronze
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    Mustangs eager to avoid bad start
    A side from winning the Ontario university football championship, there was at least one other good thing that emerged from the Western Mustangs' season last year.
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