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KOM
(redirected from King of the Mountain)

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KOMKing of the Mountains (cycling; aka King of the Mountain)
KOMKing of the Mountain (cycling; aka King of the Mountains)
KOMKick-Off Meeting
KOMKnowledge Oasis Muscat (Oman)
KOMKingdom O' Magic (computer game)
KOMKind Of Match
KoMKnights of Maple (gaming guild, Maplestory)
KOMKnowledge Operations Management (US DoD)
KoMKings of Masturbation (gaming guild, Maplestory)
KOMKnights of Malta (religious order)


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He now leads Spaniard Egoi Martinez, of Euskaltel, by three points in the King of the Mountains competition, which will only really get going in the coming days in the Alps.
The fight for the King of the Mountains title has taken some real shape, with Egoi Martinez leading on 78 points.
The signing of Kohl, a climbing specialist who was King of the Mountains in this year's Tour, appeared to have given Silence-Lotto real strength, with Tour runner-up Cadel Evans also on the team.
 
 
 
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