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It means by some strange coincidence when D/W have an amazing skate and V/M skate right after them Tessa gets sick.
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It means by some strange coincidence when D/W have an amazing skate and V/M skate right after them Tessa gets sick.
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they didn't started it, it was still valid
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Yes. Hoping both the teams are at their best by Worlds.
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They were going so well too. 
I much prefer V/M its so unique, difficult, and their chemistry and unison are amazing. She looked out of breath for this demanding program, hope not injured. Wish we could see this program perfectly skated.
I much prefer V/M its so unique, difficult, and their chemistry and unison are amazing. She looked out of breath for this demanding program, hope not injured. Wish we could see this program perfectly skated.
I think Tessa was sick so they had to stop in middle. However, they continued on.
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Tessa stoped just before the line lift, she looked in pain. The music stopped, Scott talked to the judge, but they started again
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Amazing skate by Meryl and Charlie's. I hope Tessa is alright great skate from V/M!
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So there was no penalty whatsoever for taking a break like that?
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FSU says Scott mouthed I can't do this because Tessa couldn't breathe. They aborted the lift.
don't care much for D/W
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Will someone please explain to me the appeal of Paul Poirier, because I honestly just don't get it.
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Unfair she was injured then. Iam sure they skated after them at Olympics. Iam not sure what happend this time but they certainly didn't want their program to stop.
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Well, I'm sure alot of skaters feel like taking a break in the middle of a program to catch up on their breath, but they don't. That's not allowed. They should be penalized for that. Like no silver medal.
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Well I prefer me a big helping of Andrew P, but De gustibus non est disputandum. But I was actually referring to his work on the ice. That's a pretty big score for a somewhat small program. But again YMMV...
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Gosh that's pretty unfair.Its not the first time in singles or pairs they stop and continue after an injury, illness, accident etc They are trained athletes, and would have done this program a hundred times. Something wasn't right if she couldn't breath. Iam not sure if their lift should have counted if it was stopped in the middle of it?
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I agree! We don't really know what happened though since some fans think think it was Scott who had a problem.