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How many gold metals did the US women in winter Olympics in japan?
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At the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano, 4.
1) Ice Hockey Team
2) Tara Lapinski - singles figure skating
3) Nikki Stone - aerials freestyle skiing
4) Picabo Street - super G alpine skiing
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100
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