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At the Nationals that was very unlike you, wasn't it? How do you make sure that that does not happen at Sochi?
I really felt at the Nationals that wasn't me out on the ice. I think that I definitely succumbed to the pressure. But that's not the athlete that I am. That's not what I am about. I think going in Sochi, training hard, preparing myself for everything I am going into Sochi to clarify that you can count on the girl. We are on the edge and you are on the seat watching.
-Unlike the girl, you can count on. Because you were named the almost girl and now the girl...
I want people to be able to count on me. I want people to just be able to sit back and enjoy a performance that does not have to worry and count on me.
-In 2006, I was given a spot of the team. It was really hard and I felt guilty. How do you feel right now?
I definitely have mixed emotions about being given a spot. I think that, luckily for me, one night in my career didn't define who I am as a skater and I am very happy that it worked hard, the past four years, to create the spot you work that people can acknowledge and point it to say this is the evidence and she is ready to be in Sochi.
After that controversial issue, Wagner is tough to make this kind of statement.
Little by little she has made her career
She will bring back "Samson & Delilah" for Sochi. I hope that will work
