Kirsty Coventry: Becoming president of the IOC

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  Hello,

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  I'm Mark Holes and for the documentary from the BBC World Service I'm bringing you a special edition of my programme,

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  Profile.

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  Right, let's go curling.

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  The Winter Olympics up and running, or rather skiing and skating,

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  lots of sporty stuff on snow and ice over the next couple of weeks,

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  the US Vice President even bringing ice agents to the opening party.

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  Overseeing at all, lamenting what she calls political distractions,

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  is the woman we're profiling, Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry.

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