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The Olympic flame is a symbolic fire that burns throughout the Olympic Games, representing the connection between the ancient and modern Olympic traditions. It serves as a powerful emblem of the Olympic movement and the values of excellence, respect, and friendship that the games celebrate.
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- Tokyo2020 The-Olympic-Flame 01.jpg
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- Olympic Flame
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- Category:Olympic flame
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