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liveafterquit.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses Eileen Gu's achievements and her role as a bridge between U.S. and Chinese cultures, highlighting her success in the Olympics and her impact on international relations. It also touches on broader topics like the history of Olympic amateurism, the role of capitalism, and the significance of figures like Jim Thorpe and Avery Brundage in shaping Olympic history. The text includes various other news snippets and promotional content. | |
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topstocksinsider.com
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| | | | | "I do corks in an icy, 22-foot, U-shaped snow structure. That's not political. It's pushing the human limit and it's | |
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www.theguardian.com
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| | | | | Simone Biles was forced to withdraw from the women's team final, citing mental health concerns after struggling on her opening vault | |
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www.kiruba.com
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| | | Longevity in sports is such an underrated achievement. As one age, the body takes a beating. That's why most Olympians are either in their twenties or thirties. That's why it is remarkable to hear about Claudia Pechstein who will turn 50 years this year, competing in her 8th Winter Olympic games. It actually should have [...] | ||
