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Helsinki, Nov 29 (IANS)
Four-time Olympic champion Simon Ammann of Switzerland won the ski jumping World Cup at Kuusamo. The 33-year-old Swiss put in a jump of 142 metres on his second attempt Friday for a winning total of 284.1 points, reported Xinhua.
Daiki Ito of Japan finished second on 276.1 points after a final jump of 137.5 metres.
Fellow Japanese, 42-year-old Noriaki Kasai, took third place with 270.5 points.
Ammann now leads the overall World Cup standings with 136 points.
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