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The Olympic Games are the world's largest international sporting events, held every four years and featuring thousands of athletes from more than 200 countries competing in both summer and winter sports. They matter because they bring together the world's best amateur and professional athletes in a major global competition that often serves as the year's premier championship event across multiple sports.
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- ancient Olympic Games
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