13 is Magic Number for Jamaica at Beijing Olympics
                   
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The Jamaican Bobsled Team may be one of the island's most famous group of athletes, but it's in the warm-weather sports that the Caribbean truly shines. Led by track sensation Usain Bolt, Jamaica finished in 13th place in the gold-medal count in the Beijing Olympics , winning 11 total medals (6 gold, three silver, and two bronze). Bolt was one of the biggest stars of the 2008 Summer Games, winning gold in the... [read full story]                    

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