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Prompt: Introduced in 1913, these interlocking symbols represent the union of the five inhabited continents.
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- 01Introduced in 1913, these interlocking symbols represent the union of the five inhabited continents.
- 02Held in Munich, West Germany. Israeli athletes were killed by Palestinian militants.
- 03This American gymnast has multiple skills named after her and is among the sport's most decorated athletes.
- 04These Los Angeles Summer Games used extensive private sponsorship and were boycotted by the Soviet Union.
- 05This Olympic road race uses the distance made famous by the 1908 London course.