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    The Olympic Games originated long ago in ancient Greece. Exactly when the Games were first held and what circumstances led to their creation is uncertain. We do know‚ however‚ that the Games were a direct outgrowth of the values and beliefs of Greek society. The Greeks idealized physical fitness and mental discipline‚ and they believed that excellence in those areas honored Zeus‚ the greatest of all their gods. For the first 13 Olympic Games‚ the only event was the one-stade run. But over the years

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    Cold War was partly fought in the Olympics Games. Discuss. The Cold War was a ‘war’ fought from 1947 to 1991‚ a battle fought with tension and subdued hostility‚ in which most of the world was affected. The main ‘participants’ in this war were America and its allies‚ against Russia and the aligning countries with that nation. Instead of fighting the war straight up‚ the countries played it out in more subtle ways.1 Politics have been involved in the Olympics for a long time2‚ and the Cold War

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    begin. It is the most interesting and the most spirited part of the whole event. Immediate preparation for the day commenced two days prior to the event. Different works such as‚ the preparation of the welcome gate‚ pandel‚ flag post‚ tracks‚ Olympic torch‚ decoration of the area‚ arrangement of the prizes‚ etc.‚ were allotted to the different houses for completion. On 19th Oct‚ the final touches were given to the preparation and last rehearsals were held for the inaugural function and the cultural

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    Economical As a multinational company adidas helps countries to decrease unemployment byincreasing every year the number of employees. The Industrial Production GrowthRate in Germany was 1% in 2001-3‚ 2004 become 1.7%. Adidas is a reason of thisincrease Because of the big sponsorship in 2004 Olympic Games. As exporting toEurope is not too expensive as it was before‚ Europe since 2002 has own money(euro) and the borders are not so tight. Labor salary is high in Germany and France but not so expensive

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    organising committee for the Olympic and Paralympic games (LOCOG) as the venue to host the equestrian events during the 2012 games. This decision was not without its controversy as organisations such as friends of Greenwich Park held demonstrations and signed petitions in order to try and overturn the decisions to use Greenwich as an Olympic Venue (Marsh‚ 2011). This is a worthy space to be critically examined as not only does Rosner and Shropshire (2012)‚ reiterate how the Olympic are current and a popular

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    2018 Winter Olympics Luge is an event in the Winter Olympics‚ there is different types of categories which include relay (mixed)‚ men’s‚ women’s‚ and doubles. Luge was first introduced into the olympics in the 1964 winter olympic games in Austria. The germans have found a way to master the event and they hold the most gold medals in luge. This event can be terrifying because you are on a sled‚ by yourself‚ faced upward‚ and your feet are first. From the information I am going to tell you

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    AGRUMENTATIVE ESSAY Does holding the Olympic Games have benefits for the host country? In recent years‚ the Olympic Games have developed into one of the most significant mega-international sporting events (Roche,2000). More and more cities are bidding to host the Olympics and increasingly money are invested in Olympic bids‚ which is due to the reason that the government believe that they could get benefits from such

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    Greece and how did they get themselves in deep trouble? One main cause for this is the country going on an uncontrolled spending binge which relies on debt to be sustained. One prestigious project they paid for over its budget limit is the 2004 Athens Olympics. Add that up to the failure of implementing consistent economic reforms and lending with despicable returns eventually led Greece vulnerable to a debt crisis. In result of this‚ Fitch ratings agency cuts Greece’s credit rating from an A- to

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    2010 Winter Olympics: The Positives and Negatives in Social/Labor Issues An incredible history follows the Olympic Games to Vancouver‚ British Columbia for the 2010 winter Olympics. The modern games began in 1896 with 241 athletes from 14 nations and have grown to 10‚500 participants representing 204 countries during the 2008 summer Olympics in Beijing‚ China (www.olympic.org). The event has brought nations together through athletes who have inspired the world through their achievements‚ vigor

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    Pierre de Coubertin literally gave his heart to the Olympic Games. Having founded the modern Olympic Games in 1896‚ Coubertin’s heart is now found in a marble monument in Olympia‚ Greece. This symbolic action has left the world with a piece of Coubertin’s intentions to revive the Olympic Games as a way to bring “the youth of the world in friendly competition”. Coubertin created the concept of Olympics with a doctrine of universalism‚ intending to highlight everything positive about humanity‚

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