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Newsroom Ready: Canadian curlers say staying positive led to gold

John Morris says staying positive through the “highs and lows” of mixed doubles curling was key to winning gold at the Winter Olympics. Morris and teammate Kaitlyn Lawes say they hope mixed doubles attracts more youngsters to curling.

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Duration: 2m29s

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Create Date: 2/14/2018 8:30:00 AM

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