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Olympic curling controversy explained

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There is a curling controversy at the Winter Olympics and Canada is at the center of the allegations
Controversy is swirling in curling at the Winter Olympics.

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Olympic curling controversy explained: Sweden accuses Canada of cheating
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Olympic curling controversy widens amid heated allegations of cheating
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World curling body steps up officiating after Sweden accuse Canada of cheating
World Curling said on Saturday that it would have officials monitoring for rule violations during the rest of the competition at the Olympics after Sweden's men's team accused Canada of cheating in a ...

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Canada accused of cheating again in curling row
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Canadian Olympian Lashes Out After Cheating Allegations in Curling Scandal
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Cheating allegations rock Canada-Sweden curling match in profane Olympic scene: ‘You can f–k off’
“I haven’t done it once,” Kennedy said on the ice during an exchange caught on camera.

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‘I told him where to stick it’: Cheating claims fly in Canada v Sweden Winter Olympics curling clash
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Kennedy lets F-bombs fly as Canada-Sweden curling game gets hot

The normally genteel sport of curling got a jolt Friday night as a Canada-Sweden matchup at the Winter Olympics included some spicy language and legitimate tension.
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Canada's Rachel Homan vents after rock pulled in first end for 'double touching'

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO — Canadian women's curling skip Rachel Homan sounded off Saturday after she had a rock pulled in an 8-7 loss to Switzerland, claiming she was unfairly punished for a 'double-touching' controversy involving Canada and Sweden in the men's draw.
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