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Las Vegas weather a factor for icemakers at men’s curling worlds

Ice technician Shawn Olesen says the warm, dry air in Las Vegas is a consideration for icemakers at the men's world curling championship. Canadian skip Brad Gushue says his team plans to work on their tans while they are in town.

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Duration: 2m26s

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Create Date: 3/31/2018 4:30:00 PM

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