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Coach K Reveals the Honor Greater Than Duke

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Mar.15 -- Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, the winningest men's coach in NCAA history, says the biggest honor is coaching the national team for the Olympics. "There's nothing better than that," he told David Rubenstein for...
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How Coronavirus Is Impacting Japan’s Economy

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Mar.11 -- Jun Saito, senior research fellow at Japan Center for Economic Research, discusses the spread of coronavirus and its potential impact on Japan's economy and the 2020 Olympics. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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Professor Shirk on China's Political Landscape

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Susan Shirk, Research Professor and Chair at 21st Century China Center, discusses her outlook for China's political landscape. She speaks with Shery Ahn and Paul Allen on "Daybreak Australia", from the sidelines of the Goldman Sachs...
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USA - Clinton condemns bomb blast

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President Clinton on Saturday (27/7) expressed his outrage at the bomb explosion at the Olympic village in Atlanta which killed two people and injured another 110. He vowed that those responsible would be brought to justice. SOT Bill...
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VOICED : Team USA fields youngest Olympic track team since Seoul

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VOICED : Team USA fields youngest Olympic track team since Seoul
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Bloomberg

How Airbnb Is Bringing Sharing Economy to the Olympics

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Aug. 17 -- Leonardo Tristao, Airbnb's Brazil manager, explains how the company is bringing the sharing economy to the 2016 Rio Olympics. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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VOICED : French womens fooball team eyes first major title at World Cup

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VOICED : French womens fooball team eyes first major title at World Cup
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North Korea to Send Delegation to Olympic Games

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Jan.09 -- North Korea will send a high-level delegation to the Olympics in South Korea as Kim Jong Un's regime expressed a desire to resolve issues on the divided peninsula. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Shakeout to Come for Content, says Reif Ehrlich

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Jan.24 -- Jessica Reif Ehrlich, BofA Media Analyst, discusses the advantage that traditional media companies have in the streaming wars and predicts a shakeout in the world of content. She sits down with Former U.S. Treasury Secretary...
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Coronavirus, Visas Keeping Olympic Hopefuls From Australia Qualifier

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Denied visas and the coronavirus are keeping gymnasts away from an Olympic qualifier.
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From Damascus To Tokyo: Syrian Refugee To Compete At Olympics

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Newsy caught up with Badminton player Aram Mahmoud. He fled war as a teen and is now part of the Tokyo Olympics' refugee team.
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Olympics Covid Cases Hit 71 as Opening Ceremony Nears

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Jul.20 -- With just two days until the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics, and some games starting Wednesday, organizers reported 71 cases of Covid-19 linked to the event. Meanwhile, a fourth Covid state of emergency in Tokyo and a...
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U.S. Men's Team Wins Gold In 4x100 Meter Freestyle Relay

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Two-time Olympic gold medalist Caeleb Dressel helped the U.S. defend its title.
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Japan's Luxury Hot Spring Resorts Operator Eyes U.S. Spots

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Apr.04 -- Japan's hotel operator Hoshino Resorts remains positive in expanding its business despite the huge drop in foreign visitors to the country. The 107-year-old company opened 4 new resorts since last March, and plans to open three...
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Bloomberg

Pandemic, Political Tensions Challenge Beijing Winter Olympics

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The Winter Olympics kick off on Friday in Beijing, with the Covid-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions posing challenges to the host country. Here's a closer look at the key issues facing this year's games.
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Beijing Winter Olympics: Smallest Viewing Audience On Record

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The Games averaged a total of just 11.4 million viewers each night but streaming and digital platforms had the highest viewership ratings on record.
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RR DURATION: 5 Mins 11 Secs/Eng.sot: None MUSIC: "Barcelona" by Paul Hart and Martin Kershaw. STORY: Following the successful staging of Olympiad '92, Barcelona has now returned to normal...
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Chinese officials said Thursday that they would shut down more factories and take additional cars off the roads if current pollution curbs do not clear the city's air enough before next week's Olympic Games.

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HEADLINE: Olympics '08: China weighs lingering pollution CAPTION: Chinese officials said Thursday that they would shut down more factories and take additional cars off the roads if current pollution curbs do not clear the city's air...
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CLEAN : Olympics: Los Angeles ready for 2024 say fans

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CLEAN : Olympics: Los Angeles ready for 2024 say fans
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Dog training in New Hampshire for the 1932 Winter Olympics

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Title card: 'Mush, Balto! Mush! Wanalancet, N.H.- To Represent U.S. in Olympics! Train Huskies for Dog-team Races in 1932 Winter Sports Competition' / CU woman on ground with two dogs says 'The team that I am training for the Olympics is...
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Boris Johnson at London Olympic Handover Party in Beijing in 2008

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CLEAN: Interior views of London Mayor Boris Johnson making a speech at the London Olympic Handover Party, where he talks of Ping Pong, Wiff Waff and Pankration on 24 August 2008 in Beijing, China
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Russian Athlete Yelena Isinbayeva Speaks Out Against Russia's Suspension From The Indoor World Championships

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VOICED: There will be no Russian athletes competing at next year's indoor world championships after allegations of widespread state-sponsored doping. However, some athletes argue the suspension is unfair and punishes those who are...
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Artificial Surfing Lagoon opens in Conwy, Wales

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VOICED: Britain's first artifical surfing lake has opened, giving surfers the perfect wave at the touch of a button. It's hoped the technology will pave the way for the sport to become an Olympic event. Sky's Sean Dilley reports on...
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How Sports Around The Globe Are Coping With Coronavirus

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With more than 80,000 confirmed cases around the globe, sports leagues are making efforts to cope with the coronavirus outbreak.