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            Rio hosts Paralympic shooting competition
            Rio hosts Paralympic shooting competition 23 Photos
            Seven countries participate in the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships, which lasts until Sunday, the 6th, at the CNTE
            Athletes compete in the 25 metre air pistol class P3 event. CNTE is an example of technical excellence in a competition venue and its structure was built following the patterns of the Sydney 2000 Games venue
            An athlete competes at the CNTE’s 25 metre stand. Both Olympic and Paralympic Shooting competitions will take place in 10, 25 and 50 metre events
            A member of the Brazilian team’s technical commission observes his pupil’s result
            Air rifles of different colours and full of little details mark the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships
            The minuscule target of the CNTE’s 10 metre stand and the shadow of an air rifle show a little of the art of the sport
            Colombian shooters take their guns in order to start the competition. On the left, Juan Camilo Soto, national champion in 2011, who finished fourth in the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships’ 10 metre air rifle event
            Shooters may compete seated on their wheelchairs, standing or even seated on a special chair
            Close-up shot of Carlos Garletti, only shooter that represented Brazil at editions of the Paralympic Games (Beijing 2008 and London 2012) and one of five shooters from the American continent that competed in the last edition of the Games
            Unprecedented competition gathered more than 70 shooters from seven countries
            Benedito Silva, from the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, checks the qualifiers’ results
            Colombian Juan Camilo Soto goes to the stand in which he will compete in the 10 metre air rifle final
            Shooter Carlos Garletti in action at the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships. He is an Ophthalmologist who owns a clinic in Ponta Grossa, in the state of Paraná
            Helcio Perillo, from the state of Goiás, searches for inspiration to fire a shot. He won the bronze medal and said: Shooting is a very technical sport. It involves a series of factors and in order to be successful, you need incredible self-control"
            Competitors from the states of Mato Grosso do Sul (pictured), Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul are the majority among 64 Brazilian shooters competing in the Open Championships
            According to Colombian Juan Camilo Soto’s expression, his shot was not one of the best
            Hosting the 2013 Brazilian Open Shooting Championships is the first step to include the sport in the 2019 Parapan American Games programme
            First Paralympic Shooting Champion of the Americas, Geremias Soares is greeted even by one of the competition’s referees
            Silver medallist in the 10 metre air rifle event, Benedito Silva receives an affectionate embrace by friend and adversary Carlos Garletti
            Geremias Soares is all smiles soon after firing the last decisive shot
            A Colombian shooter concentrates while kissing his rifle before firing it
            Shooters compete at each other’s side. Their facial expressions translate the result of each shot
            Get ready, aim, fire. An unprecedented competition in the Americas, the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships started on Thursday and lasts until Sunday in Rio de Janeiro’s Deodoro neighbourhood
            #Rio hosts Paralympic shooting competition
            • Seven countries participate in the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships, which lasts until Sunday, the 6th, at the CNTE
            • Athletes compete in the 25 metre air pistol class P3 event. CNTE is an example of technical excellence in a competition venue and its structure was built following the patterns of the Sydney 2000 Games venue
            • An athlete competes at the CNTE’s 25 metre stand. Both Olympic and Paralympic Shooting competitions will take place in 10, 25 and 50 metre events
            • A member of the Brazilian team’s technical commission observes his pupil’s result
            • Air rifles of different colours and full of little details mark the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships
            • The minuscule target of the CNTE’s 10 metre stand and the shadow of an air rifle show a little of the art of the sport
            • Colombian shooters take their guns in order to start the competition. On the left, Juan Camilo Soto, national champion in 2011, who finished fourth in the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships’ 10 metre air rifle event
            • Shooters may compete seated on their wheelchairs, standing or even seated on a special chair
            • Close-up shot of Carlos Garletti, only shooter that represented Brazil at editions of the Paralympic Games (Beijing 2008 and London 2012) and one of five shooters from the American continent that competed in the last edition of the Games
            • Unprecedented competition gathered more than 70 shooters from seven countries
            • Benedito Silva, from the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, checks the qualifiers’ results
            • Colombian Juan Camilo Soto goes to the stand in which he will compete in the 10 metre air rifle final
            • Shooter Carlos Garletti in action at the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships. He is an Ophthalmologist who owns a clinic in Ponta Grossa, in the state of Paraná
            • Helcio Perillo, from the state of Goiás, searches for inspiration to fire a shot. He won the bronze medal and said: Shooting is a very technical sport. It involves a series of factors and in order to be successful, you need incredible self-control"
            • Competitors from the states of Mato Grosso do Sul (pictured), Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul are the majority among 64 Brazilian shooters competing in the Open Championships
            • According to Colombian Juan Camilo Soto’s expression, his shot was not one of the best
            • Hosting the 2013 Brazilian Open Shooting Championships is the first step to include the sport in the 2019 Parapan American Games programme
            • First Paralympic Shooting Champion of the Americas, Geremias Soares is greeted even by one of the competition’s referees
            • Silver medallist in the 10 metre air rifle event, Benedito Silva receives an affectionate embrace by friend and adversary Carlos Garletti
            • Geremias Soares is all smiles soon after firing the last decisive shot
            • A Colombian shooter concentrates while kissing his rifle before firing it
            • Shooters compete at each other’s side. Their facial expressions translate the result of each shot
            • Get ready, aim, fire. An unprecedented competition in the Americas, the Brazilian Open Shooting Championships started on Thursday and lasts until Sunday in Rio de Janeiro’s Deodoro neighbourhood
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            Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards warm up for NBA match in Rio
            Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards warm up for NBA match in Rio 31 Photos
            Elected 2010/11 season MVP, when he helped the Bulls win 62 matches in the regular season, Derrick Rose did not compete in the London 2012 Games due to an injury but he has fully recovered since then
            Emeka Okafor represented his country in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. The US team was defeated by Argentina in the semi-finals but took the bronze medal
            Trevor Ariza shows his tattoos during the Wizards’ training session in Gávea neighbourhood. Since 2004 in the NBA, he currently plays for the sixth team in his career. The others being the Knicks, Magic, Lakers, Rockets and Hornets
            Chosen by the Wizards as number one in the 2010 draft, John Wall is one of NBA’s greatest Basketball promises. The 23-year-old player is in top form for the 2013/14 season
            Brazilian Centre Nenê participated in this Friday’s training session in Gávea neighbourhood as usual, but he needed ice bags to ease the pains in his knee
            Emeka Okafor jokes as he poses for the photographer. In Brazil for the first time, he said he will visit Corcovado Mountain and will swim at Copacabana Beach
            Post-training relaxation. On Friday, the Washington Wizards trained in Gávea neighbourhood for about two hours. Training was hard and impressed the journalists present
            Specialising in shots from the three-point range, Trevor Ariza showed he is in great shape in the Washington Wizards training session
            Two-time NBA champion with the Houston Rockets and 2007/8 season champion with the Boston Celtics, now 43-year-old star Sam Cassell works as assistant coach for the Washington Wizards
            Small Forward Martell Webster showed his ball-juggling skills after the training session. The 26-year-old player has been progressing in the NBA and scored an average 11.4 points in last season’s matches
            A former Spain’s Caja Laboral player, French Kevin Séraphin is the Wizard’s bet for the NBA 2013/14 season. Along Nenê and Emeka Okafor, he is the third Wizards player that competed in an edition of the Olympics
            Chicago Bulls mascot since 1969, Benny the Bull performs at Rio Olympic Arena and delights the children that attended the promotional event
            Raíssa Lorrana, Rayssa da Silva, Gabriele Amorim, Talita Batista, Bianca Cunha, Estefanie Beatriz, Adrielly Camargo and José André also came with their school to check out the event
            Rayssa Christina and Geovana Amorim were impressed with all the attractions. “I’ve only seen this on television. Being this close is so much fun.”
            Brazilian player Nene posed for pictures with his fans at the Rio Olympic Arena
            A fan faces a dance challenge with ‘Benny the Bull’, the Chicago mascot
            More than 200 kids from Rio public schools were invited by Rio 2016 to the event
            Teams and fans mixed to enjoy many attractions
            This race against the clock involved dribbling, shooting and passing
            Fans and players were paired to represent each team in one of the challenges of the day
            Dexter Pittman and Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls were among the stars who met the public
            Bulls players watch as fans do the challenges on ‘Fan Day’. In the background, children from Rio public schools look on
            Washington Wizards cheerleaders dance to the music of Brazilian singer Annita
            Joakim Noah poses with an admirer at the ‘Fan Day’ event at Rio Olympic Arena
            The Chicago Bulls trained on Thursday morning at Flamengo Gymnasium. Most popular NBA team in Brazil, the Bulls face Nenê and the rest of the Washington Wizards at Rio Olympic Arena on Saturday
            The Chicago Bulls’ training session in Gávea neighbourhood lasted about two hours. Although they only arrived in Rio the day before, the players’ will for training was impressive
            British Luol Deng plays for the Chicago Bulls since 2004. Before that, he played for the Duke Blue Devils, one of the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletics Association) most renowned university teams
            Joakim Noah poses with the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games brands. Chosen in the 2007 draft by the Bulls, his only team to date, the player declared that, as a child, he had a Brazilian flag on his bedroom wall
            Shooting Guard Jimmy Butler specialises in long shots. In the photo, the player, in the Chicago Bulls since 2011, perfects what he does best
            German-born US citizen Carlos Boozer was Chicago Bulls’ top scorer in the only preseason match (the Bulls beat the Memphis Grizzlies 106-87) held before the showdown against the Wizards in Rio de Janeiro
            Joakim Noah, the son of French Tennis player Yannick Noah, is passionate about Brazilian Football. He played Football with British Luol Deng after the training session in Gávea neighbourhood
            #Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards warm up for NBA match in Rio
            • Elected 2010/11 season MVP, when he helped the Bulls win 62 matches in the regular season, Derrick Rose did not compete in the London 2012 Games due to an injury but he has fully recovered since then
            • Emeka Okafor represented his country in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. The US team was defeated by Argentina in the semi-finals but took the bronze medal
            • Trevor Ariza shows his tattoos during the Wizards’ training session in Gávea neighbourhood. Since 2004 in the NBA, he currently plays for the sixth team in his career. The others being the Knicks, Magic, Lakers, Rockets and Hornets
            • Chosen by the Wizards as number one in the 2010 draft, John Wall is one of NBA’s greatest Basketball promises. The 23-year-old player is in top form for the 2013/14 season
            • Brazilian Centre Nenê participated in this Friday’s training session in Gávea neighbourhood as usual, but he needed ice bags to ease the pains in his knee
            • Emeka Okafor jokes as he poses for the photographer. In Brazil for the first time, he said he will visit Corcovado Mountain and will swim at Copacabana Beach
            • Post-training relaxation. On Friday, the Washington Wizards trained in Gávea neighbourhood for about two hours. Training was hard and impressed the journalists present
            • Specialising in shots from the three-point range, Trevor Ariza showed he is in great shape in the Washington Wizards training session
            • Two-time NBA champion with the Houston Rockets and 2007/8 season champion with the Boston Celtics, now 43-year-old star Sam Cassell works as assistant coach for the Washington Wizards
            • Small Forward Martell Webster showed his ball-juggling skills after the training session. The 26-year-old player has been progressing in the NBA and scored an average 11.4 points in last season’s matches
            • A former Spain’s Caja Laboral player, French Kevin Séraphin is the Wizard’s bet for the NBA 2013/14 season. Along Nenê and Emeka Okafor, he is the third Wizards player that competed in an edition of the Olympics
            • Chicago Bulls mascot since 1969, Benny the Bull performs at Rio Olympic Arena and delights the children that attended the promotional event
            • Raíssa Lorrana, Rayssa da Silva, Gabriele Amorim, Talita Batista, Bianca Cunha, Estefanie Beatriz, Adrielly Camargo and José André also came with their school to check out the event
            • Rayssa Christina and Geovana Amorim were impressed with all the attractions. “I’ve only seen this on television. Being this close is so much fun.”
            • Brazilian player Nene posed for pictures with his fans at the Rio Olympic Arena
            • A fan faces a dance challenge with ‘Benny the Bull’, the Chicago mascot
            • More than 200 kids from Rio public schools were invited by Rio 2016 to the event
            • Teams and fans mixed to enjoy many attractions
            • This race against the clock involved dribbling, shooting and passing
            • Fans and players were paired to represent each team in one of the challenges of the day
            • Dexter Pittman and Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls were among the stars who met the public
            • Bulls players watch as fans do the challenges on ‘Fan Day’. In the background, children from Rio public schools look on
            • Washington Wizards cheerleaders dance to the music of Brazilian singer Annita
            • Joakim Noah poses with an admirer at the ‘Fan Day’ event at Rio Olympic Arena
            • The Chicago Bulls trained on Thursday morning at Flamengo Gymnasium. Most popular NBA team in Brazil, the Bulls face Nenê and the rest of the Washington Wizards at Rio Olympic Arena on Saturday
            • The Chicago Bulls’ training session in Gávea neighbourhood lasted about two hours. Although they only arrived in Rio the day before, the players’ will for training was impressive
            • British Luol Deng plays for the Chicago Bulls since 2004. Before that, he played for the Duke Blue Devils, one of the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletics Association) most renowned university teams
            • Joakim Noah poses with the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games brands. Chosen in the 2007 draft by the Bulls, his only team to date, the player declared that, as a child, he had a Brazilian flag on his bedroom wall
            • Shooting Guard Jimmy Butler specialises in long shots. In the photo, the player, in the Chicago Bulls since 2011, perfects what he does best
            • German-born US citizen Carlos Boozer was Chicago Bulls’ top scorer in the only preseason match (the Bulls beat the Memphis Grizzlies 106-87) held before the showdown against the Wizards in Rio de Janeiro
            • Joakim Noah, the son of French Tennis player Yannick Noah, is passionate about Brazilian Football. He played Football with British Luol Deng after the training session in Gávea neighbourhood
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            Test events: Marina da Glória hosts second sailing regatta
            Test events: Marina da Glória hosts second sailing regatta 1 Photos
            Two-time Olympic champion Robert Scheidt of Brazil is competing in the Laser class
            #Test events: Marina da Glória hosts second sailing regatta
            • Two-time Olympic champion Robert Scheidt of Brazil is competing in the Laser class
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            Road Cycling
            Road Cycling 8 Photos
            Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain leads the pack up the climb of Box Hill during the Men's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
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            The peloton make their way up Box Hill during the Men's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            The Peloton climbs Box Hill during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            Marianne Vos of Netherlands (L) celebrates as she crosses the finish line ahead of Elizabeth Armitstead of Great Britain (R) to win the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            Marianne Vos of Netherlands, Elizabeth Armitstead of Great Britain, Kristin Armstrong of the United States and Olga Zabelinskaya of Russia cycle in the rain during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            The peloton climbs Box Hill during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            Kristin Armstrong (R) rides at the head of the paceline during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            #Road Cycling
            • Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain leads the pack up the climb of Box Hill during the Men's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
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            • The peloton make their way up Box Hill during the Men's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            • The Peloton climbs Box Hill during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            • Marianne Vos of Netherlands (L) celebrates as she crosses the finish line ahead of Elizabeth Armitstead of Great Britain (R) to win the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            • Marianne Vos of Netherlands, Elizabeth Armitstead of Great Britain, Kristin Armstrong of the United States and Olga Zabelinskaya of Russia cycle in the rain during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            • The peloton climbs Box Hill during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
            • Kristin Armstrong (R) rides at the head of the paceline during the Women's Road Race Road Cycling in London 2012
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            Paralympic Shooting
            Paralympic Shooting 10 Photos
            Manuela Schmermund (Germany) - Beijing 2008
            Jonas Jacobsson (Sweden) - Beijing 2008
            Cartridge cases scatter around a toy bear as Michele Amiel (France) competes - Beijing 2008
            Simon Voit (L) (Germany) and Lee Yoo-Jeong (South Korea) - Beijing 2008
            Simon Voit (Germany) - Beijing 2008
            Doron Shaziri (Israel) - Beijing 2008
            Athletes compete in the Men's R7-50m Free Rifle 3x40-SH1 Final - Beijing 2008
            Martella Antonio (L) (Italy) and Sergey Malyshev (Russia) - Beijing 2008
            Voltz Raphael (France) - Beijing 2008
            (L-R) Guo Dingchao (China), Franc Pinter (Slovenia) and Nathan Milgate (Great Britian) - Beijing 2008
            #Paralympic Shooting
            • Manuela Schmermund (Germany) - Beijing 2008
            • Jonas Jacobsson (Sweden) - Beijing 2008
            • Cartridge cases scatter around a toy bear as Michele Amiel (France) competes - Beijing 2008
            • Simon Voit (L) (Germany) and Lee Yoo-Jeong (South Korea) - Beijing 2008
            • Simon Voit (Germany) - Beijing 2008
            • Doron Shaziri (Israel) - Beijing 2008
            • Athletes compete in the Men's R7-50m Free Rifle 3x40-SH1 Final - Beijing 2008
            • Martella Antonio (L) (Italy) and Sergey Malyshev (Russia) - Beijing 2008
            • Voltz Raphael (France) - Beijing 2008
            • (L-R) Guo Dingchao (China), Franc Pinter (Slovenia) and Nathan Milgate (Great Britian) - Beijing 2008
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            Rio 2016 collaborators and the Olympic Day
            Rio 2016 collaborators and the Olympic Day 1 Photos
            Vanessa, Renata, Juliana, Denise, Tânia
            #Rio 2016 collaborators and the Olympic Day
            • Vanessa, Renata, Juliana, Denise, Tânia
            1 / 1
            Paralympic Games emblems
            Paralympic Games emblems 2 Photos
            Seoul 1988 - Paralympic Games
            Tokyo 1964 - Paralympic Games
            #Paralympic Games emblems
            • Seoul 1988 - Paralympic Games
            • Tokyo 1964 - Paralympic Games
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            Triathlon
            Triathlon 4 Photos
            Mens' competition - Beijing 2008
            Men's competition - Beijing 2008
            Men's Final - Beijing 2008
            Women's competition - Beijing 2008
            #Triathlon
            • Mens' competition - Beijing 2008
            • Men's competition - Beijing 2008
            • Men's Final - Beijing 2008
            • Women's competition - Beijing 2008
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            Table Tennis
            Table Tennis 1 Photos
            Sports Venue - Beijing 2008
            #Table Tennis
            • Sports Venue - Beijing 2008
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            Archery
            Archery 1 Photos
            Sports Venue - Beijing 2008
            #Archery
            • Sports Venue - Beijing 2008
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            BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) Transoeste
            BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) Transoeste 7 Photos
            The buses from the new BRT system transit along express highways
            The BRT terminals are safe and modern
            The new BRT terminals offer complete accessibility
            Passengers are able to recharge tickets at safe and practical terminals
            The "single ticket" system can be used by users of the BRT buses
            Information on routes and lines will be available at boarding terminals of the BRT system
            The terminals of the BRT system will have dedicated staff to answer questions from users
            #BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) Transoeste
            • The buses from the new BRT system transit along express highways
            • The BRT terminals are safe and modern
            • The new BRT terminals offer complete accessibility
            • Passengers are able to recharge tickets at safe and practical terminals
            • The "single ticket" system can be used by users of the BRT buses
            • Information on routes and lines will be available at boarding terminals of the BRT system
            • The terminals of the BRT system will have dedicated staff to answer questions from users
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            Rio Olympic Park
            Rio Olympic Park 7 Photos
            The Rio Olympic Park will be an area surrounded by mountains and the Lagoa Marapendi, which is being de-polluted
            A festive atmosphere will take over the Rio Olympic Park, at a large area in Barra Zone
            The land plot, that once housed the Nelson Piquet racetrack, began to be cleared for the start of construction works
            Old bleachers began to be demolished for land clearing
            The Rio Olympic Park will be located in Barra Zone, which is in full phase of urban growth
            The Main Press Center (MPC) and the International Broadcasting Center (IBC) will be located in Rio Olympic Park
            Nine sports venues will be located at Rio Olympic Park
            #Rio Olympic Park
            • The Rio Olympic Park will be an area surrounded by mountains and the Lagoa Marapendi, which is being de-polluted
            • A festive atmosphere will take over the Rio Olympic Park, at a large area in Barra Zone
            • The land plot, that once housed the Nelson Piquet racetrack, began to be cleared for the start of construction works
            • Old bleachers began to be demolished for land clearing
            • The Rio Olympic Park will be located in Barra Zone, which is in full phase of urban growth
            • The Main Press Center (MPC) and the International Broadcasting Center (IBC) will be located in Rio Olympic Park
            • Nine sports venues will be located at Rio Olympic Park
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            Michael Phelps in Rio
            Michael Phelps in Rio 7 Photos
            Phelps met the President of Rio 2016™ and said he will not miss the first edition of the Olympic Games in South America
            The children at the sports center in Complexo do Alemão were very cheerful to see Phelps and welcomed the swimmer
            The swimmer posed with the kids before hitting the water
            The children from the sports center in Complexo do Alemao could see the biggest Olympic medalist in action
            Phelps gave a swimming class for 20 children at the sports center in Complexo do Alemão
            Phelps entered the water and had fun with the children from the sports center in Complexo do Alemao
            The swimmer autographed the swimming caps of the children who participated in the activity at the sports center of the Complexo do Alemao
            #Michael Phelps in Rio
            • Phelps met the President of Rio 2016™ and said he will not miss the first edition of the Olympic Games in South America
            • The children at the sports center in Complexo do Alemão were very cheerful to see Phelps and welcomed the swimmer
            • The swimmer posed with the kids before hitting the water
            • The children from the sports center in Complexo do Alemao could see the biggest Olympic medalist in action
            • Phelps gave a swimming class for 20 children at the sports center in Complexo do Alemão
            • Phelps entered the water and had fun with the children from the sports center in Complexo do Alemao
            • The swimmer autographed the swimming caps of the children who participated in the activity at the sports center of the Complexo do Alemao
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            Badminton
            Badminton 1 Photos
            Yihan Wang (China) competes in the women's singles final in London 2012
            #Badminton
            • Yihan Wang (China) competes in the women's singles final in London 2012
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            Canoeing
            Canoeing 3 Photos
            Ana Satila of Brazil competes during the women's kayak single (K1) slalom heats in London 2012
            Tim Baillie (L) of Great Britain and his teammate Etienne Stott compete in the mens`s canoe double (C2) semi finale in London 2012
            Jessica Fox of Australia competes in the women's kayak single (K1) slalom in London 2012
            #Canoeing
            • Ana Satila of Brazil competes during the women's kayak single (K1) slalom heats in London 2012
            • Tim Baillie (L) of Great Britain and his teammate Etienne Stott compete in the mens`s canoe double (C2) semi finale in London 2012
            • Jessica Fox of Australia competes in the women's kayak single (K1) slalom in London 2012
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