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The document discusses a combined Russian youth team winning the Gold Puck award for the first time in 40 years. It also mentions that a student named Luda is a member of the combined Russian team and is admired by her classmates for being a good sportsman. The document provides some additional details about the sports and favorite subjects of various students in a class.
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