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OT: 2024 Olympics (non basketball)
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[QUOTE="husky429, post: 5055886, member: 6696"] Is it about how much a country is willing to spend on sending athletes to Paris? Or is it about overall spending on athletic training? I kind of doubt there's some potential record-holder swimmer in Cambodia bummed out because they couldn't afford to fly her to Paris. Doesn't it have more to do with wealth and overall investment in athletics as well as population? The USA and China spend an absurd amount on training athletes compared to other countries. [/QUOTE]
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