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Dominic Thiem Joins Rafael Nadal In Withdrawing From Tokyo Olympics
Dominic Thiem said he wanted to concentrate on Wimbledon and then defending his only Grand Slam title in New York.
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Sudha Singh Tests Positive For Swine Flu, Not For Zika Virus
Indian athlete Sudha Singh competed in the women's 3,000m steeplechase at the 2016 Rio Olympics. She failed to qualify for the finals.
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Sudha Singh, Athlete Back From Rio Olympics, Does Not Have Zika
Athlete Sudha Singh, who returned from the Rio Olympics with high fever and body ache, has tested negative for Zika virus. Doctors say she has something completely different - swine flu, also known as the H1N1 virus.
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Rio Olympics-Returned Athlete Sudha Singh Hospitalised
Sudha Singh had participated in steeplechase competition but failed to qualify for the final at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Athlete Back From Rio In Isolation In Bengaluru Hospital Over Zika Scare
An Indian athlete who returned from the Rio Olympics with fever and body ache is being treated in isolation at a hospital in Bengaluru, where a full medical investigation is on to rule out the Zika virus.
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Rio Olympics: US Golfers Say Zika Virus Threat Overhyped
The United States Golfing team are hopeful that Caymans and large rodents do not interfere in their preparation as Golf makes a comeback to the Olympics after a 112-year absence.
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Party Time In Rio De Janeiro After Rollercoaster Run-Up To The Games
With a little bit of chaos and a last-minute sprint on preparations, Rio de Janeiro was ready today to revel in a moment seven years in the making: the opening of the Olympic Games.
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Rio Readies For Historic Olympics Opening Ceremony
Rio de Janeiro's iconic Maracana Stadium will host a pulsating gathering for more than 70,000 fans, 10,400 athletes and dozens of world leaders as the first Olympics to be staged in South America gets under way
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Rio Olympics: Tennis Image Suffers Beating After Players Pull Out
Serious questions have been asked about Tennis' future in the Olympics after 20 high-profile players withdrew citing a combination of security, injury and Zika virus concerns.
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Rio Olympics: Zika Will Not be an Issue at Games, Say Health Officials
The threat of the Zika virus, which has led to the withdrawal of many star athletes from the Rio Olympics, is under control and health officials have said the risk of infection is low.
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Dominic Thiem Joins Rafael Nadal In Withdrawing From Tokyo Olympics
Dominic Thiem said he wanted to concentrate on Wimbledon and then defending his only Grand Slam title in New York.
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Sudha Singh Tests Positive For Swine Flu, Not For Zika Virus
Indian athlete Sudha Singh competed in the women's 3,000m steeplechase at the 2016 Rio Olympics. She failed to qualify for the finals.
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Sudha Singh, Athlete Back From Rio Olympics, Does Not Have Zika
Athlete Sudha Singh, who returned from the Rio Olympics with high fever and body ache, has tested negative for Zika virus. Doctors say she has something completely different - swine flu, also known as the H1N1 virus.
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Rio Olympics-Returned Athlete Sudha Singh Hospitalised
Sudha Singh had participated in steeplechase competition but failed to qualify for the final at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Athlete Back From Rio In Isolation In Bengaluru Hospital Over Zika Scare
An Indian athlete who returned from the Rio Olympics with fever and body ache is being treated in isolation at a hospital in Bengaluru, where a full medical investigation is on to rule out the Zika virus.
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Rio Olympics: US Golfers Say Zika Virus Threat Overhyped
The United States Golfing team are hopeful that Caymans and large rodents do not interfere in their preparation as Golf makes a comeback to the Olympics after a 112-year absence.
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Party Time In Rio De Janeiro After Rollercoaster Run-Up To The Games
With a little bit of chaos and a last-minute sprint on preparations, Rio de Janeiro was ready today to revel in a moment seven years in the making: the opening of the Olympic Games.
-
Rio Readies For Historic Olympics Opening Ceremony
Rio de Janeiro's iconic Maracana Stadium will host a pulsating gathering for more than 70,000 fans, 10,400 athletes and dozens of world leaders as the first Olympics to be staged in South America gets under way
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Rio Olympics: Tennis Image Suffers Beating After Players Pull Out
Serious questions have been asked about Tennis' future in the Olympics after 20 high-profile players withdrew citing a combination of security, injury and Zika virus concerns.
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Rio Olympics: Zika Will Not be an Issue at Games, Say Health Officials
The threat of the Zika virus, which has led to the withdrawal of many star athletes from the Rio Olympics, is under control and health officials have said the risk of infection is low.
