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Following the & rsquo; s injury and & rsquo; operation on his left hand Ted Ligety has decided to skip the super-G World Cup in Lake Louise scheduled Sunday to focus on the races in Beaver Creek next week.
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& Ldquo; Ted took a good decision to get ready for Beaver Creek - said the head of Alpine skiing men's American Sasha Rearick -. We are going to raise the quality & agrave; and speed & agrave; the training so that it is ready to take on the Birds of Prey & rdquo ;. Ligety in 2012 arriv & ograve; fourth in the super-G in Lake Louise while the & rsquo; last year did not finish the race.
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