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The 18 pages that link to 2018 Winter Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 2014 Winter OlympicsCompared with: PyeongChang was the next host and inherited the Olympic cycle after Sochi.

• 2022 Winter OlympicsCompared with: PyeongChang was the previous Winter Games host and a useful comparison for Beijing’s scale and legacy.

• Yuzuru HanyuBroader topic: Hanyu repeated as Olympic champion despite limited preparation after an ankle injury.

• Ireen WüstBroader topic: Her 1,500-metre victory made her the first speed skater to win gold at four Winter Olympics.

• Marie-Philip PoulinBroader topic: Poulin scored Canada’s tying goal in the final before the team lost in a shootout.

• Nathan ChenBroader topic: Chen’s fifth-place finish after the short program became a striking contrast to his later Olympic victory.

• Ole Einar BjørndalenBroader topic: His final Olympic appearance came at age 44, after he failed to qualify for Norway’s team as a competitor.

• Marit BjørgenRelated: Bjørgen won five medals in PyeongChang, becoming the Winter Olympics’ most decorated athlete.

• Shaun WhiteRelated: White reclaimed the Olympic title in a close final.

• Gangwon ProvinceBroader topic: The event brought international attention and major infrastructure investment to Gangwon.

• Johannes Høsflot KlæboRelated: Klæbo won three gold medals there, including the individual sprint and team sprint.

• Lindsey VonnRelated: Vonn earned downhill bronze in her final Olympic appearance.

• Scott MoirRelated: Moir and Virtue returned from retirement and won their second Olympic ice dance gold.

• Tessa VirtueRelated: Their second ice dance gold capped a return to competition after a two-year break.

• Kevin KuskeRelated: At age 39, Kuske competed with Nico Walther and won two-man silver.

• Mikaël KingsburyRelated: Kingsbury won the men’s moguls event here, earning his first Olympic gold.

• Pavel KolobkovRelated: The restricted participation of Russian athletes tested the sports administration Kolobkov led.

• Yuna KimRelated: Kim’s global profile made her a prominent ambassador for the Games hosted by her country.