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1. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		2. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		3. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska
4. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		5. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		6. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska
7. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		8. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		9. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska
10. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		11. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		12. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska
13. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		14. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		15. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska
16. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		17. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		18. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska with her coach Dmytro Poliakov
19. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska with her coach Dmytro Poliakov		20. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska with her coach Dmytro Poliakov		21. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska with her coach Dmytro Poliakov
22. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska with her coach Dmytro Poliakov		23. Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska with her coach Dmytro Poliakov		24. Dmytro Poliakov, coach of Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska
25. Dmytro Poliakov, coach of Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		26. Dmytro Poliakov, coach of Olympic Champion Natalia Dobrynska		27. Olympic gold medal won by athlete Natalia Dobrynska
28. Olympic gold medal won by athlete Natalia Dobrynska

N. Dobrynska told reporters about her participation in the Beijing Olympics in her native town of Vinnytsia.

N. Dobrynska took the first place scoring 6,733 points.

Ukraine finished the Beijing Olympic Games at the eleventh place, winning twenty-seven medals, according to the Olympics steering committee.

Ukrainian sportsmen won seven gold, five silver, and fifteen bronze medals.

These make twenty-seven in all, which is a national record, because since Ukrainian sportsmen began participating in the Olympics in 1996, and also in 2000 and 2004 they were winning twenty-three medals each time.