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The Olympic games are a set of competitions in various sport held every two years. The games are alternated between the "summer" and "winter" olympics. The event was originated by ancient Roman games.
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The '''Olympic Games''' (often simply called the Olymics) are a set of competitions of various [[sport]]s held every two years. The games are alternated between the "Summer" and "Winter" Olympics, each featuring sports typical of the respective season. The Olympics are based of off the games of the same name started by the [[Ancient Greece|ancient Greeks]].
  
 
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The Olympic Games (often simply called the Olymics) are a set of competitions of various sports held every two years. The games are alternated between the "Summer" and "Winter" Olympics, each featuring sports typical of the respective season. The Olympics are based of off the games of the same name started by the ancient Greeks.