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German luger bites Olympic silver medal, breaks tooth
Topic: The Results of XXIst Olympic Games in Vancouver

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© RIA Novosti. Serguei Averianov16:59 18/02/2010
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A German luger, who won a silver medal at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, broke his tooth after reporters asked him to bite his medal, Moscow-based radio Business FM reported.
"The photographers wanted us to bite into our medals at the presentation ceremony. And a corner of my front tooth broke off," David Moeller, 28, told the German newspaper Bild.
Moeller said he did not feel any pain but went to see a dentist anyway as he wanted to look good in photographs.
The Vancouver Olympics end on February 28.
MOSCOW, February 18 (RIA Novosti)

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