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| Medal hopes dashed for U.S. canoers, kayakers Pavol and Peter Hochschorner took the gold medal once again in pairs canoe slalom Friday, winning by more than 3 seconds. |
| Giddy up: American Giddens wins kayak silver Rebecca Giddens of the United States won the silver in the kayaking single slalom. |
| Security adds calm to paddlers' rough waters Some Olympic athletes have accepted the increased security here in Athens. The U.S. slalom canoe/kayak team has embraced it. |
| Road to Athens: Canoe/kayak Joe Jacobi and Matt Taylor are the oldest members of the U.S. canoe/kayak team, but they're still having fun. |
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