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Power, politics, and the Olympic prize: IOC race heats up on Greece's sunlit shores
Last to leave the Session Hall was Spain's Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr, son of the IOC's seventh president who led the body from 1980 to 2001. "It's very easy in this (Olympic) world, so close, to ...
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Power, politics, and the Olympic prize: IOC race heats up on Greece's sunlit shores
With the Mediterranean breeze carrying hints of salt and ambition, the seven seeking to replace Bach had to navigate a gauntlet of flashing cameras and microphones as they were ushered to lunch on ...