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Examples
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Slopes in French Tignes (5-90cm) are still freezing overnight while Val Thorens (60-120cm) is currently the best of the Three Valleys.
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The new snow in Val d'Isère and Tignes 53-131cm prompted the SCGB leader to describe skiing on the Grande Motte as some of the best this season.
Skiwatch 2011
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Pistes in Tignes 51-123cm are in excellent condition.
Skiwatch 2011
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Blue skies and fresh powder have made French Tignes 70-148cm a dream.
Skiwatch: Blue skies and fresh snow make for ideal conditions 2011
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In nearby Argentière a train was derailed due to the snow, while Tignes, among others, had more in the past week than in the whole season last year.
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In France, Val d'Isère (0-85cm), Tignes and Val Thorens (40-95cm, 2cm of new snow) will remain open after the weekend; all other resorts will close for the season.
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France players will gather in the French Alps resort of Tignes on May 18.
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It's the first step in making persille de Tignes, which according to local lore, was a favorite of the mighty 9th century emperor Charlemagne.
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Gallas was racing against his teammates at a car park in the French Alpine resort of Tignes when his dune buggy rolled onto its left side and he stuck out an arm to break the impact.
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Gallas was racing against his teammates at a car park in the French Alpine resort of Tignes when his dune buggy rolled onto its left side and he stuck out an arm to break the impact.
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