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Emily Dickson of Burns Lake qualifies for World Cup biathlon pursuit, finishes 48th

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Emily Dickson finished 48th Sunday in the IBU World Cup biathlon women's 10-kilometre pursuit in Oestersund, Sweden. Lou Jeanmonnot won gold in 31:43.2, sprinting to the finish three-10th of a second ahead of Franziska Preuss of Germany. Benita Peiffer of Whistler finished 37th, 4:53 off the pace, after qualifying 51st.

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Emily Dickson of Burns Lake qualifies for World Cup biathlon pursuit, finishes 48th

26-year-old Caledonia Nordic Ski Club member starting to find her stride in world's top biathlon circuit

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